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Consequences

Vol. 3, No. 1, 1997

The Case of the Missing Songbirds

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Updated 11 November 2004

Consequences Vol. 3, No. 1, 1997

Table 2. Sensitivity of some forest and grassland songbirds to fragmented habitat
Forest Birds
Highly Sensitive	Moderately Sensitive	Most Tolerant
Black-and white Warbler	Acadian Flycatcher	American Robin
Broad-winged Hawk	Blue -gray Gnatcatcher	Black-capped Chickadee
Brown Creeper	Hairy Woodpecker	Blue Jay
Cerulean Warbler	Kentucky Warbler	Brown-headed Cowbird
Hooded Warbler	Louisiana Waterthrush	Carolina Chickadee
Ovenbird	Northern Parula	Carolina Wren
Pileated Woodpecker	Red-eyed Vireo	Common Grackle
Veery	Scarlet Tanager	Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Worm-eating Warbler	Summer Tanager	Downy Woodpecker
Yellow-throated Vireo	Tufted Titmouse	Eastern Wood-Pewee
	White-breasted Nuthatch	Great Crested Flycatcher
	Wood Thrush	House Wren
	Yellow-billed Cuckoo	Indigo Bunting
	Yellow-throated Warbler	Northern Cardinal
		Baltimore Oriole
		Red-bellied Woodpecker
		Red-headed Woodpecker
		Rose-breasted Grosbeak
		Rufous-sided Towhee
Grassland Birds
Highly Sensitive	Moderately Sensitive	Most Tolerant
Bobolink	Eastern Meadowlark	American Goldfinch
Great Prairie-Chicken	Grasshopper Sparrow	Common Yellowthroat
Henslow's Sparrow	Sedge Wren	Dickcissel
Northern Harrier	Savannah Sparrow	Field Sparrow
Short-eared Owl	Western Meadowlark	Northern Bobwhite
		Red-winged Blackbird
		Song Sparrow
		Vesper Sparrow

Source: See Figure 2

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