occupy different niches within the tree
They can occupy different niches within the tree.
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The warblers aren't in competition with one another because the different kind of warblers (which may live in the same tree) do not feed in the same regions of the spruce of the tree.For example: The Cape May warbler spends its time in the very top of the tree. The yellow-rumped warbler on the other hand, looks for food at the bottom third of the tree. The bay-breasted warbler stays for the most part in the middle branches of the tree.Their respective niches makes the birds interact in a mutualistic way.
In general, animals can coexist if they: eat different things in the same place, eat the same thing but at different times, or eat the same thing in different places or manners. In the case of warblers in the same tree, where they are eating the same food and at the same time of day (warblers are active at day and not at night), multiple warblers can feed in the same tree if they feed in different parts of the tree, or if they use different foraging techniques on the same area of a tree.
No it is a species of tree.
Sitka spruce
Most Valuable Tree Species in Alaska:House Bill No. 325 proposed the Sitka spruce, "the most valuable tree species in Alaska," as the official state tree of Alaska. The legislation was approved and the Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) became the official tree of the state on February 28, 1962.
Steven C. Grossnickle has written: 'Ecophysiology of northern spruce species'
According to Wikipedia, whitewood is another name for the wood from a spruce tree. Yet further investigation reveals that it is a generic term for multiple species. Just like whitefish, whitewood is a generic for spruce, hemlock or fir produced from a mill that takes in all the above species.
as soil grows older and richer,these trees might be replaced by spruce and hemlock
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Cinara sp.
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Taniva albolineana.