Biology
Birds bug out over coffee
Research on coffee farm habitats can help both fowl and farmers Coffee grown under a tree canopy is promoted as good habitat for birds, but recent University of Delaware research shows that some of these coffee farms may not be as friendly to our feathered friends as advertised.
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