Bird trouble

Pictured is a Gray jay, one of the species identified near Allendale, though not a species listed under the Migratory Bird Convention Act. Photo by Zack Metcalfe

The Migratory Bird Convention Act (MBCA) is a fine piece of legislation, stipulating in no uncertain terms than an exhaustive list of our native birds – chiefly those who come and go with the seasons – cannot be legally killed, nor their nests lawfully destroyed. It’s an emblem of protection for those species who face…

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Zack Metcalfe