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Protecting Every Wing: Building Connected Flyways for Migrating, Predatory, Song, and Upland Game Birds in the Piedmont
North Carolina's Piedmont region is a vital crossroads for birds of all kinds: migrating waterfowl and shorebirds that rely on wetlands for rest and refueling, predatory raptors like hawks and owls that hunt from the skies, vibrant songbirds that fill the air with melody, and resilient upland game birds like bobwhite quail that thrive in grasslands and edges. These diverse species depend on interconnected habitats along migratory flyways for breeding, feeding, migration, and
Nick Wanner
Jan 93 min read
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