Q 01/05
A) Blackpoll warbler
B) Magnolia warbler
C) Mourning warbler
D) Black-throated blue warbler
Answer · why
The blackpoll warbler nearly doubles its body mass before leaving, then crosses about 2,500 km of open water to reach South America or the Greater Ant...
Q 02/05
A) Balsam fir
B) Jack pine
C) Paper birch
D) Tamarack
Answer · why
Jack pine suits Kirtland's warbler only while the trees are young and dense, a habitat once renewed by wildfire and now made by harvesting old stands ...
Q 03/05
A) Northern parula
B) Painted redstart
C) Ovenbird
D) Kentucky warbler
Answer · why
The ovenbird is named for that nest, known as the "oven", which is woven from vegetation. Nesting on the ground exposes its young to snakes, red squir...
Q 04/05
A) Yellow-billed cuckoo
B) European starling
C) Common grackle
D) Brown-headed cowbird
Answer · why
The brown-headed cowbird regularly lays in yellow warbler nests. A warbler that spots the intruder's egg usually gives up its own eggs too and lays a ...
Q 05/05
A) Sugarcane
B) Pineapple
C) Coffee
D) Cotton
Answer · why
Coffee grown the traditional way under shade gives farms in Chiapas, Mexico, a bird richness rivaled only by the region's natural forest, while unshad...
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