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Clark's Nutcracker, Pinyon Jay, and Pygmy Nuthatch Irruption 2023 - American Birding Association

Clark's Nutcracker, Pinyon Jay, and Pygmy Nuthatch Irruption 2023 - American Birding Association
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US wildlife managers agree to review the plight of a Western bird linked to piñon forests

U.S. wildlife managers announced Wednesday that they will investigate whether a bird that is inextricably linked to the piñon and juniper forests that span the Western United States warrants protection under the Endangered Species Act. The pinyon jay’s numbers have declined over the last half-century as persistent drought, more severe wildfires and other effects of climate change have intensified, leaving the birds with less food and fewer nesting options as more trees die or are removed. Environmentalists also are concerned that without the pinyon jay — a social bird that essentially plants the next generation of trees by stashing away the seeds — it’s possible the piñon forests of New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada and other Western states could face another reproductive hurdle. ....

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Migratory birds are making their way back, but climate change and urbanization are affecting them

With the arrival of spring, migratory birds are making their way back to Wyoming. However, climate change and urbanization are affecting some species’ migration patterns. Wyoming Public Radio’s Nicole Dillon spoke with Zach Hutchinson, the Community Science Coordinator with Audubon Rockies, to understand how birds are adjusting to changes in their environment and how Wyominigites can make a difference. ....

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