Habitat

This one-of-a-kind wall-hanging sculpture reflects the birds need for woodland habitat. I have enjoyed viewing this migratory songbird during Spring migration, particularly at Kennesaw Mountain. “Habitat” refers to their preference for cool-temperate deciduous forests. While woodland birds have declined as much as one third in the last thirty years, the rose-breasted grosbeak population is only in slight decline. Like the painted bunting and other pretty songbirds though, they are unfortunately, trapped for sale as caged birds throughout their wintering range.