Appearance of hurricane birds can bring new understanding
"Hurricane birds" is the nebulous term for birds that apparently have been swept up within the eye of a hurricane, then deposited hundreds of miles inland long after hurricanes are downgraded to tropical depressions or low-pressure systems, said Doug Stotz, conservation ecologist/ornithologist at the Field Museum.
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Black Skimmer image courtesy of US Fish & Wildlife Service
