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Year-round and Migratory Birds of the Flint Hills

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The Flint Hills support a wide diversity of birds. with some 250 species having been recorded. They range in size from the Ruby-throated Hummingbird (3 grams) to the 10-kg Wild Turkey. Birds tend to specialize by habitat, and each habitat---be it tallgrass prairie, shrublands, riparian forest, cropland, or farmstead---supports its own assemblage of bird species.

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birds, season, migration, migratory, year-round, Flint Hills, Ruby-throated hummingbird, wild turkey, habitat, native, natural, nature, bird watching, shrublands, species, tallgrass, grassland, prairie, cropland, riparian forest, home, ecosystem, Dickcissel, Eskimo Curlews, songbird, Western Meadowlark, Grasshopper Sparrow, nests, nesting, short eared owl, egg, female, male, Loggerhead Shrike, Greater Prairie-Chicken, breeding

How to Cite:

Busby, W. H. (2012) “Year-round and Migratory Birds of the Flint Hills”, Symphony in the Flint Hills. 1(2012).