Chestnut-collared Longspur
Image taken by Tim Driscoll on
May 9, 2006, on property of Grand Forks Air Force Base (where Tim is authorized
to do bird studies). R.E. Stewart in his book, Breeding Birds of North Dakota,
stated that this species was the second most numerous in North
Dakota (after Horned Lark and before Red-winged Blackbird). It is now quite rare
in Grand Forks County (habitat loss) and in
fact has disappeared from all but a few places in the eastern third of the
state.
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