Cedar waxwings in Oaks Bottom: A Harmonious Relationship between Species and Habitat

The interaction between species and their habitat is a fundamental aspect of ecology. This essay explores the fascinating relationship between cedar waxwings (Bombycilla cedrorum) and Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge in Portland, Oregon. The refuge provides a unique environment for these migratory birds, offering abundant food sources and suitable nesting sites. This essay aims to shed light on the ecological significance of this relationship and highlight the importance of preserving such habitats. 1. Habitat Description: Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge, located along the Willamette River, is a…