Invasive birds first arrived in North America more than 400 years ago. Since then, a steady stream of introductions — both intentional and accidental — have swelled their ranks. Today, nearly 100 nonnative bird species have self-sustaining populations in the United States. From Purple Swamphens, restricted to a small area of southeastern Florida, to European … Read More>>
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