Cold rush: Bird diversity higher in winter than summer in Central Valley

Wednesday, September 23, 2015 - 17:20 in Earth & Climate

During the warmer months, the air surrounding California's rivers and streams is alive with the flapping of wings and chirping of birds. But once the buzz and breeding of spring and summer are over, these riparian areas grow quiet. Sometimes it seems as though there are hardly any birds there at all.

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