1K views · 24 reactions | The loggerhead shrike is a small avian predator that inhabits grasslands and other open habitats. Shrikes prey on a variety of animals including insects, reptiles, small mammals and birds. Prey is often stored for later. The birds impale prey on thorns, barbed wire, or hooked between forked branches. Impaling prey also helps shrikes pull bite-sized chunks off to eat. | North Dakota Game and Fish Department | Facebook

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Exciting news! 🐦 An Eastern loggerhead shrike, one of Canada's most endangered songbirds, that was raised at the Zoo and released into the wild in 2021 has been spotted returning to breed this year! This young bird was part of a conservation breeding program run by Wildlife Preservation Canada that was raised by the Zoo and released into the wild last year in July. This male managed to survive through migration to his overwintering grounds in the United States and again through spring migration

13K views · 849 reactions | Loggerhead Shrike singing (Lanius ludovicianus) North America, Midwestern, New England, Mid-Atlantic areas. | BIRDS & Nature | Facebook