Bernd Heinrich, A Year in the Maine Woods (1995) "December 11 : Wind", p. 150.
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Wondering how golden-crowned kinglets, which eat insects from open branches, survive the Maine winters...
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About Bernd Heinrich
Bernd Heinrich, Ph.D (born 19 April 1940) is a professor in the zoology department at the University of Vermont. He has authored books about nature writing, zoology, ecology, and evolution. His father was the ichneumon expert Gerd Heinrich (1896–1984).
About Bernd Heinrich
Bernd Heinrich, Ph.D (born 19 April 1940) is a professor in the zoology department at the University of Vermont. He has authored books about nature writing, zoology, ecology, and evolution. His father was the ichneumon expert Gerd Heinrich (1896–1984).
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