Sidebar: Residual rice seed is critical food for waterfowl
Michael R. Miller, Glenn R. Wylie
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Michael R. Miller, Glenn R. Wylie
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Not Available – First paragraph follows: The most important wintering region for waterfowl migrating along the Pacific Flyway is the Sacramento Valley, but the valley no longer has enough wetlands to sustain the birds. As a result, rice seed left in fields after harvesting has become a critical food for waterfowl that winter in the valley.
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Not Available – First paragraph follows: The most important wintering region for waterfowl migrating along the Pacific Flyway is the Sacramento Valley, but the valley no longer has enough wetlands to sustain the birds. As a result, rice seed left in fields after harvesting has become a critical food for waterfowl that winter in the valley.
Key concepts: Waterfowl, Flyway, Geography, Wetland, Fishery, Paragraph, Paddy field, Ecology