Like the frontage road, it serves mainly to provide access to those parcels as an alternative to a frontage road. Advantages There are several advantages to using frontage roads.
What do whooping cranes eat? According to the National Wildlife Federation, whooping cranes have an omnivore's diet that includes crustaceans, small fish, insects, amphibians, reptiles, grains, marsh plants and acorns.
Cardinals build their nests in live trees, shrubs, or vine tangles, anywhere up to about 15 feet high. Higher nests, and nests placed in denser tangles, seem to offer some relief from predators. The bright male carries nesting material to the female, who does most of the building.