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Purple Martins at the Great Plains Nature Center in 2002
Nest 2 Nest 3 Nest 4 Nest 5 Nest 6 Nest 7 Nest 8 23-May 4 eggs Partial Nest 2 eggs Partial Nest STARLINGS! Partial Nest Partial Nest a few sticks 29-May 6 eggs Complete Nest 4 eggs Partial Nest EMPTY STARLINGS! STARLINGS! Complete Nest ...
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Purple Martins at the Great Plains Nature Center in 2003
Nest Partial Nest 12-May Partial Nest Partial Nest Partial Nest Partial Nest Complete Nest Almost Complete Nest Complete Nest Partial Nest 19-May Partial Nest Partial Nest Partial Nest Partial Nest Complete Nest Complete Nest Complete Nest Partial Nest 27-May Partial Nest Partial Nest Partial Nest Partial Nest Starlings! Complete Nest Complete Nest Starlings ...
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EMS - Environmental Entomology - Invertebrate Surveys and Conservation - Bird and Insect Databases
Trichomonas gallinae no national measures appear to be necessary; keep nest sites secret; limit felling of mature forest breeding sites original population in Scotland ... , clearings and rides all tree line birds, especially sparrows, chaffinches, buntings, tits, thrushes and starlings; small mammals and insects rarely protected under Schedule 1 of the 1954-1967 ...
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peregrine falcon
Click here for pictures. City-dwelling pigeons and starlings provide plenty of food. *DDT was originally ... is recovering from near extinction. Nesting Habits: Peregrine falcons are primarily cliff dwellers, but will nest in hollow trees as well. Birds that have been introduced into the wild have found ...
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blackbirds
Perhaps your walk down the bike path took you to close ... often lumped together with blackbirds. When we see flocks of grackles, starlings and cowbirds, we often assign them all the name of blackbird. ... state. For pictures of birds often mistaken for blackbirds, such as starlings and grackles, click here. Please see our page of other ...
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Peregrine Falcon - WDNR
Those living in urban areas eat large numbers of pigeons and starlings. Peregrines will eat a great variety of species, however, depending on what is available. Peregrines ... . Twelve young (eight wild-produced, four captive-bred) have fledged from this nest. A pair of peregrines attempted to nest on the State Capitol Building in Madison in 1991. They ignored the ...
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The Canadian Peregrine Foundation -- Uptown Toronto home page
Peregrine Foundation Uptown Toronto Home Page Uptown Toronto Photo Gallery Toronto Archives Toronto Uptown nest site summary NEST SITE: Yonge and Eglinton area - attempted nesting in the spring of 2002 at 2180 ... floor) and scared our cat into hiding (brave cat normally :-)) He's been hunting the starlings and dive-bombing the pigeons, although has not actually tried to capture one, rather enjoys ...
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The Canadian Peregrine Foundation -- USA & International home page
Mississauga Centre reports at the Mississauga Centre nest site observations page. Mark - thanks a bunch! This is so much ... into next year, Roshak said. He noted that the nest, much like the original nest atop the Commodore Perry, is in a precarious ... four years ago. Peregrines prey on birds like pigeons, grackles and starlings. They dive as fast as 200 mph and kill their prey ...
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Conducting Weekly Nest Checks
In fact, anyone who has tried to discourage English House Sparrows or European Starlings from nesting in their martin houses by repeatedly tearing out their nests, knows ... host of a growing martin colony requires parasite control, nest-competitor control, wet nest replacement, anti-predator devices, eggshell and nest material supplementation, premature fledgling replacement, dead bird removal, ...
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Starlings and House Sparrows are Super Competitiors
Some times, a determined flicker or other woodpecker will successfully defend its nest against starlings, but starlings usually reign supreme. Starlings will readily kill weaker birds, like purple martins, in ferocious battles inside the nest ...
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