Edge Habitat

Sounds of Sapsucker Woods

Edge Habitat

Ithaca, New York 14882, United States

Created By: Cornell Lab of Ornithology

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This transitional habitat contains a diverse mix of meadow plants, low bushes and shrubs, and taller trees at the forest's edge. Many warblers can be found foraging for insects here during migration. Some year-round residents, such as cardinals, finches and doves, enjoy this spot for seeds in the winter, and high-yet-visible perches for mating songs and displays in the spring.

Just Passing Through (Spring & Fall Migration)

Black-throated Green Warbler © Brad Walker / Macaulay Library

Yellow-rumped Warbler © Jay McGowan / Macaulay Library

Breeding Season (Spring & Summer)

Common Yellowthroat © Fabricio Gorleri / Macaulay Library

Permanent Residents (All Year)

American Goldfinch © Wil Hershberger / Macaulay Library

Mourning Dove © William R. Fish / Macaulay Library

Northern Cardinal © Gregory Budney / Macaulay Library

This point of interest is part of the tour: Sounds of Sapsucker Woods


 

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