Birds And Butterflies Wallpaper Biography
Many avian ecologists do believe that competition can be an important factor influencing both the composition of bird communities and the behavioral and morphological characteristics (structure, color, etc.) of the birds themselves. That belief is based on diverse lines of evidence, such as many observations of closely related birds apparently dividing up resources such as food or suitable space for territories, or one species excluding another from apparently desirable habitat. For example, in the northwestern United States males of both Red-winged and Yellow-headed Blackbirds set up territories in open marshes. The Redwings arrive earlier in the spring and occupy the entire marsh. When the Yellowheads fly in, they take over the best territories (areas of cattails and other plants in deep water that harbor the richest insect life) and force the Redwings into the shallower, drier, more marginal habitats. The Redwings are able to breed successfully in these areas, however, while the Yellowheads are unable to exploit the less productive sites successfully.
Many avian ecologists do believe that competition can be an important factor influencing both the composition of bird communities and the behavioral and morphological characteristics (structure, color, etc.) of the birds themselves. That belief is based on diverse lines of evidence, such as many observations of closely related birds apparently dividing up resources such as food or suitable space for territories, or one species excluding another from apparently desirable habitat. For example, in the northwestern United States males of both Red-winged and Yellow-headed Blackbirds set up territories in open marshes. The Redwings arrive earlier in the spring and occupy the entire marsh. When the Yellowheads fly in, they take over the best territories (areas of cattails and other plants in deep water that harbor the richest insect life) and force the Redwings into the shallower, drier, more marginal habitats. The Redwings are able to breed successfully in these areas, however, while the Yellowheads are unable to exploit the less productive sites successfully.
Birds And Butterflies Wallpaper
Birds And Butterflies Wallpaper
Birds And Butterflies Wallpaper
Birds And Butterflies Wallpaper
Birds And Butterflies Wallpaper
Birds And Butterflies Wallpaper
Birds And Butterflies Wallpaper
Birds And Butterflies Wallpaper
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