Duncan let me know about this fascinating article from The New York Times Magazine about the changing ecology – and population – of the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans which was, of course, devastated by Hurricane Katrina seven years ago. The bird connection? Just read through to the end.
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Rwally interesting article, but I wonder what an “open-ground woodpecker” is. Flicker, maybe?