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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE»
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The Iowa Breeding Bird Atlas
The Loggerhead Shrike is infamous for its habit of impaling its prey on thorns,
barbed-wire fences, and other protruding objects. For this reason, it has been
nicknamed the "butcher-bird." The purpose of this behavior may be to store food
for ...
Laura Spess Jackson, Carol A. Thompson, James J. Dinsmore,
1996
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Endangered and Threatened Wildlife of New Jersey
Since the 1970s, loggerhead shrike numbers have plummeted and breeding
populations have been extirpated from much of this region. The Breeding Bird
Sur- BIRDS vey has detected annual declines of this species in the Northeast
from ...
Bruce E. Beans, Larry Niles,
2003
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The Atlas of Breeding Birds of Alberta: A Second Look
Photo: Gerald Romanchuk NESTING Endemic to North America, the Loggerhead
Shrike is found in the Grassland and Parkland Natural Regions in Alberta. The
observed distribution of this species in the Parkland and Boreal Forest NRs ...
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A Guide to Michigan's Endangered Wildlife
Loggerhead Shrike Pop. Trend: Slightly decreasing (Lanius ludovicianus) Est.
1989 Michigan Pop.: 4-6 breed- State Endangered ing pairs Identification: The
loggerhead shrike has a striking appearance. It is a grayish, robin-sized
predatory ...
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Endangered Wildlife and Plants of the World
(40-50 g) Clutch size: 4-5 eggs Incubation: 14 days Diet: Large insects, small
birds, small mammals, and lizards Habitat: Woodlands, shrub- lands Range: San
Clemente Island, United States The loggerhead shrike is an attractive bird.
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Fifty Common Birds of Oklahoma and the Southern Great Plains
LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE (Lanius ludovlcianus) Anyone who drives around
Oklahoma much will see a not very large, somewhat bigheaded bird now and
then perched on a telephone wire. It is gray above and white below, black-and-
white on ...
George Miksch Sutton,
1981
KEY FACTS Name Loggerhead shrike (Lanius ludovicianus) Range In summer,
Canada south to Mexico; in winter southern United States and Mexico Habitat
Semidesert, shrubland, forest edge, agricultural land, and orchards Appearance
...
Variation in Loggerhead Shrike nest composition between two shrub species in
southwest Idaho. J. Field Ornithology 64: 352-357. Woods, C.P. 1995. Status of
Loggerhead Shrikes in the sagebrush habitat of southwestern Idaho. In Shrikes ...
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National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America
Loggerhead Shrike Lam'us ludovicianus L 9" (23 cm) Slightly smaller and darker
than Northern Shrike. Head and back bluish gray; underparts white or very faintly
barred. Broad black mask extends above eye and thinly across top of bill.
-J Masked like a bandit — but otherwise looking much like a typical songbird —
the loggerhead shrike (Lanius ludovicianus) is a ferocious predator that hunts
like a small hawk. It is known for its habit of impaling its prey on thorns or barbed
...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE»
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loggerhead shrike en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Lessons learned from DuPage's Centennial BioBlitz
The scenery I had in mind was of the avian kind, a lingering loggerhead shrike first spotted on the hill about a week earlier. I arrived an hour ... «Chicago Daily Herald, Jul 15»
Music, monotypes and more
Music, monotypes and more. “Visiting Loggerhead Shrike” is a monotype by Blue Lake artist Patricia Sennott. COURTESY OF THE ARTIST. «Eureka Times Standard, Jul 15»
Claymont, PVAS protect grassland birds
Some birds, such as the Northern bobwhite, bobolink, loggerhead shrike, grasshopper, vesper and Henslow's sparrows, and ring-necked ... «Herald-Mail Media, Jul 15»
Bird Watch: Identify juvenile birds for fun, challenge
This photo of a loggerhead shrike (above) reveals a number of clues pointing to this bird being a juvenile rather than an adult. In the case of ... «Tulsa World, Jul 15»
Till Death Do We Eat
Of course, I spotted a family of Loggerhead Shrike, or as some call them, the "Butcher" bird, because of their habit of impaling small rodents or ... «Wilson Post, Jun 15»
Smithsonian institute studies loggerhead shrike's decline
FRONT ROYAL, Va. (AP) — Researchers at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute are studying the loggerhead shrike to determine ... «The Inter-Mountain, Jun 15»
This Week in the Laboratories of Democracy
And we conclude, as is our custom, in the great state of Oklahoma, where Blog Designated Loggerhead Shrike wrangler Friedman Of The ... «Esquire.com, Jun 15»
Tiny, fierce and disappearing: breeding program aims to help the …
This is the work of the loggerhead shrike (Lanius ludovicianus), a bird about the size of a mocking bird, and identifiable by a stark black mask ... «Smithsonian Science News, Jun 15»
Fly away, fly away, fly away ... gone
The loggerhead shrike is a songbird and predator once far more numerous in meadows than it is today. The American wigeon is a duck ... «Arkansas Online, Jun 15»
Spring migration perfect for bird watchers
An out-of-place loggerhead shrike spent a few days at Chicago's 63rd Street beach the last week of May. Not all the action was along Lake ... «Chicago Daily Herald, Jun 15»