A Thicket: AND A CONTINENT OF BIRDS.

This article from Idaho Magazine, titled "A Thicket: AND A CONTINENT OF BIRDS," written by Shane Sater, explores the abundance of migratory birds found in a thicket between the Boundary County road and the Kootenai River. The author, a field biologist, describes the thicket as a narrow strip filled with native plants and an abundance of fruits. The thicket attracts a variety of bird species, including robins, cedar waxwings, tanagers, and sparrows, during the fall songbird migration. The article emphasizes the importance of recognizing and appreciating nature in unexpected places, such as this unassuming thicket. [Extracted from the article]