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Friday, January 27, 2012
Singing Vole (Microtus miurus) by Anne Morkill, at the Alaska Martime National Wildlife Refuge.
This species gets its common name from its warning call, a high-pitched trill, usually given from the entrance of its burrow.
Did you miss anything on the Wild Birds Unlimited blog this week?
Weekly Recap:
- How high can squirrels jump to bird feeders? http://bit.ly/wA8EqZ
- Evidence that yawning is contagious in birds too http://bit.ly/w8nE0K
- Dark gray bird with white speckles http://bit.ly/ygU0pn
- Titmice Fun Facts http://bit.ly/xydf7r
- What seeds do wild birds eat? http://bit.ly/A8TqKJ
- Why are there more birds at the feeders in the summer? http://bit.ly/zcUq3s
- Happy Birthday Michigan: How the state got its name http://bit.ly/xY7Cl2
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