Abstract
Agriculture is humankind s most widespread change to terrestrial ecosystems, and many species thrive or diminish according to the details of agricultural practice. Frederick Schueler, an Ontario naturalist, and Research Curator at the Eastern Ontario Biodiversity Museum, provides us with a vignette of how populations of Upland Sandpipers are interacting with agriculture and other human activities near his home in the Kemptville Creek drainage basin south of Ottawa, Canada.
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