When North America locked down, birds filled the gap left by people

Mongabay
Sep 28, 2021, 2:50 pm236 pts
An analysis of bird sightings in Canada and the U.S. showed that many North American species, from mighty eagles to diminutive hummingbirds, gained ground during COVID-19 lockdowns as humans sheltered in place. “Bald eagles changed their use of the entire North American continent,” said Nicola Koper,…

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