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Birds of Logansport

Logansport has common and uncommon birds alike
Kailee Lake, Content creator
November 22, 2024
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An old world sparrow resting in a pine tree. These are one of the main keys for population control. Although seeds are a big part of their diet, they’re known for being a pesticide.
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A Mourning Dove hopping along a side walk. Mourning Doves are known to be quite sociable. You can find up to five at a time around bird-feeders. They aren't afraid to get wet and thrive in the rain.

 

There are many common birds around the U.S. Although Logansport has many of the same birds as other states do, but they still deserve recognition. From big wings to small beaks, Indiana holds over 420 different bird species, including in our little town.

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Kailee Lake, Content Creator
Kailee Lake is a sophomore at LHS. She mainly focuses on writing and providing articles but also enjoys doing photography for Magpie. She enjoys taking photos for events and her own work, including other people's articles as well. She loves drawing, writing poetry, traveling, and photographing, anything that she finds interesting. She’s gotten into video games more often, including "Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2,: plus any adventurous games. She hopes to discover more in her next year of Magpie.
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