What does BHCO stand for?

Brown-Headed Cowbird (bird species Molothrus ater)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Byline: JULIAN HUGHES NEWS emerged last week that brown-headed cowbird, a North American species, could be added to the list of birds seen in Wales.

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Brown-headed cowbirds are shot to protect songbirds, arctic foxes are killed for the sake of rare ducks, and some want to shoot sea lions feasting on Columbia River salmon.

Hopes fade for spotted owl; Logging ban hasn't halted steep decline

The North American brown-headed cowbird, which is not a cuckoo but a member of the blackbird family, and the common cuckoo mentioned earlier are probably the world's most successful and well-known brood parasites.

Growing up Cuckoo: far from being crazy, these unusual birds use ...

Limited habitat and brood parasitism by brown-headed cowbirds are two reasons why the warbler is endangered.

Overcoming challenges to species recovery

Sonny was a fledgling brown-headed cowbird, (Molothrus ater) ugly and noisy, there was no mistaking that.

Beware the imposter: there is only one true meal in a seeming ...

Meanwhile, experts were surprised in April 1988 when the American brown-headed cowbird was discovered on the island of Islay because it is not known as a long-distance migrant.

Welcome to Scotland; Warm climate sparks influx of rare birds

The brown-headed cowbird lays its eggs in the nests of other birds.

INVASIVE PLANTS, ANIMALS A HAZARD NATIVE HABITATS FOUND TO BE IN ...

The study looked at brown-headed cowbirds which leave their eggs in the nests of other birds to be raised.

Chicks which like a full nest