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question 11) if an exotic bird species tha feeds on acacia seeds were introduced to this community in this habitat, which existing species would be expected to be most affected by this introduction?explain
question12) a species was identified as having niche with a high degree of niche overlap with the red rumped parrot in terms of its use of food resources.what predcitions would you make abt this species?

1.) Some bird populations have decreased because their food source has flourished at a different time. What is their food source, and how has global warming caused this problem?
2.) How are ecological niches affected by global climate change, and how can invasive species profit from this?

Pretty sure it’s a soviet cartoon, and it has this bird character, on long legs, with a long, thin beak, a fluffy body and its eyes are practically sitting on the beak… I got a necklace from my grandma in russia with this bird and i SWEAR i’ve seen it or something VERY, VERY SIMILAR like it in a cartoon when i was younger, but we just can’t remember what the cartoon was! My memory puts the bird to be standing in water, if that serves as a clue, but i might be wrong…
All my previous searches or birds in russian cartoons lead to Kesha, NOT the bird i’m talking about, and my mom suggest that it is the bird from the alien market in the cartoon “The Secret of the Third Planet” (Тайна третьей планеты) that was selling this balloon-like creature, and although the bird IS similar, the beak is too thick and the eyes are part of the beak, while on the necklace they are small (beady?), round and sit right next to the body on the long beak.
Can somebody please help me? My whole family agrees that this bird was definitely in a cartoon (was shown in russia at some point), but none of us can recall this particular cartoon.
Potential leads are also appreciated! =)

or the past two years I’ve had a robin’s nest in a small Colorado Spruce in my front yard. This winter I noticed that there had been two nests all along, one around two feet above the other. I have always seen the Robins guarding the tree from march until migration time, even until now. But today I have been watching a mourning dove flying debris it has collected from my yard in and flying out the tree. The Robin standing on the ground near by, watching. I would rather have robins for pest control reasons. Is it possible they can nest so close with each other?
-I am having a hard time finding the perfect category for this question.