“My {{w|Bird ringing|banding}} station is in the heart of the breeding grounds for the majority of the Eastern North-American {{w|Songbird|song-bird}}s. Except for a few, such as the {{w|Eurasian tree sparrow|tree sparrow}} and the {{w|white-crowned sparrow}} which breed in {{w|Tundra|the Barrens}}, most of their {{w|Bird migration|migratory}} {{w|flyway}}s come to an end in this Canadian zone. My traps stand in the midst of the woods surrounding my house, their locations carefully chosen according to season and the species expected to be visiting them.”