Question

In a pine forest, there are different species of

birds known as warblers that are able to coexist
on the same pine trees. The Cape May warblers
feed on insects located on the tips of the highest
pine branches. The yellow-rumped warblers
feed on insects on lower branches of the same
trees. The different feeding locations for these
two species of warblers indicate that they have
different
(1) niches
(2) ecosystems
(3) methods of asexual reproduction
(4) methods of selective breeding

Answer 1

1) Niches.

The different feeding locations for these
two species of warblers indicate that they have
different NICHES.

Niche, in ecology, is defined as the relational position of a species or population in an ecosystem.