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Attacked on All Sides: Wading Birds Nest in New York’s Harbor Islands

Inside Climate News · By Lauren Dalban · last updated
The migratory birds face habitat loss due to development, predation, human disturbance and climate change.

By Lauren Dalban

For bird enthusiasts and average residents alike, the sight of wild, colorful migratory birds like the great egret or the black-crowned night heron, in a dense and loud city like New York is something to behold. 

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