Scientists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources
found that corn and perennial grassland fields in the southern part of Wisconsin provide biomass for
bioenergy production and bird habitat. In fact, fields with plentiful grasses and wildflowers supported
more than three times as many bird species as cornfields, including 10 species needing great conservation
found only in the grasslands.
Here's the link:
http://www.news.wisc.edu/23194
Good birding,
Sue