All summer long, I see redwings as individual birds, mostly associated with cattails, but in early March they're a superorganism inhabiting cottonwoods.
[Photos by Jessa.]
Saturday, June 30, 2018
Redwings and cottonwood
Agelaius phoeniceus and Populus deltoides. Both widely distributed and commonplace, but personally evocative of early spring in central Nebraska.
All summer long, I see redwings as individual birds, mostly associated with cattails, but in early March they're a superorganism inhabiting cottonwoods.
[Photos by Jessa.]
All summer long, I see redwings as individual birds, mostly associated with cattails, but in early March they're a superorganism inhabiting cottonwoods.
[Photos by Jessa.]
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