There might be short-term benefits of warmer temperatures – for example, more insects are associated with higher temperatures, so more food resources. But when we think about that same combination of warm and dry over the long term, [it] has the potential to change these habitats from what they are now to something that's different. And that's because the open peatlands are sphagnum-dominated habitats. Long term I think it will change these habitats into a more forested system. Some of these species are okay with that and some of them will be less so and in some cases, the more generalist forest birds may outcompete them when we get to a point where it's more like that.