If you are birding Wooded Island you might have an opportunity to sign the petition.
PETITION
JACKSON PARK -
CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT
The
buffer zone between Darrow Bridge and North Bridge to Wooded Island is in
danger of being cut down. This habitat provides essential feeding and cover for
both migratory and resident bird species. On May 15, 2013, at the height of
spring migration, two mature mulberry trees were cut down in this small buffer
zone. These trees had provided much needed protection and nutrients for many
bird species.
We now petition the Chicago
Park District to protect the remaining trees and shrubs in this small corner
habitat.
Additionally, we petition
the Chicago Park District staff to engage in direct and ongoing meetings
and site inspections with members of the birding community that visit Jackson
Park on matters of habitat preservation and enhancement.
THE
UNDERSIGNED HEREBY PETITION
NAME SIGNATURE ______ADDRESS_________________
Birds observed over the past few days included a Sedge Wren, Grasshopper Sparrow, 28 Cedar Waxwings and several warblers including Canada and Black-throated Blue. Also check out the Youtube of a Northern Waterthrush.
Cedar Waxwings |
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