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Ecology and Vulnerability Birds: Forest Birds

Ecology and Vulnerability
Birds: Forest Birds

Photos credit : Bill Byrne, MassWildlife

Stressors:
Temperature changesPrecipitation changesChanges in winterStorms and floodsChange in timing of seasonsInvasive plants and animalsPests and diseasesDevelopment and habitat loss
Profile: Forest birds ▾▸

Forest birds create their homes in forests. Specific species of bird and specific forests result in different ways of life. Some live in the trees while others prefer the ground. Some eat seeds... Read More

Forest birds create their homes in forests. Specific species of bird and specific forests result in different ways of life. Some live in the trees while others prefer the ground. Some eat seeds and others insects 1. Examples of forest birds include the Ruffed Grouse, Wood Thrush, and warblers such as the Blackpoll Warbler and Canada Warbler.

References

1. Classic Collection of North American Birds. (n.d.) Forest birds. Retrieved from http://www.birds-of-north-america.net/forest-birds.html

Related Adaptation Strategies and Actions

Adapt or update municipal plans: Master Plans
Adapt or update municipal plans: Transportation Improvement Plans
Protect land: Strategic land protection
Use threshold-based adaptive management: Incorporate ecological thresholds to guide coastal protection and restoration

Related Species

Blackburnian Warbler
Blackpoll Warbler
Canada Warbler
Louisiana Waterthrush
Olive-sided Flycatcher
Ruffed Grouse
Wild Turkey
Wood Thrush

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