-
western United States.
Though often a
permanent resident, it
regularly irrupts further south if its food
supply fails.
There are
records of
vagrants occurring...
- 1921. It is
found in
western North America. Its po****tion
periodically irrupts in
cyclical outbreaks. The
caterpillars feed on the
needles of Douglas...
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- non-migratory and
usually stays within its
breeding range,
though it
sometimes irrupts southward. It is one of the few owls that is
neither nocturnal nor crepuscular...
- the east in
Siberia in the
following year. In some years, this
waxwing irrupts south of its
normal wintering areas,
sometimes in huge numbers. The fruit...
-
substituting various objects for the
absolutely lost
primordial one, and
irrupting into
language without regard for the p****age of time, or for the particular...
-
higher northern hemisphere latitudes,
where their food
sources grow. They
irrupt out of the
breeding range when the cone crop fails.
Crossbills breed very...
- with life
beyond the
headline and the
common enough family madness which irrupts the
security we call home,
sweet home.
While each
family may be unhappy...
- can
wander almost anywhere close to the Arctic,
sometimes unpredictably irrupting to the
south in
large numbers.
Given the
difficulty of
surveying such...
- from
their summer range in winter. In poor
berry years huge
numbers can
irrupt well
beyond their normal range,
often in
flocks that on
occasion number...