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Case: 7Source: Morisy, Michael. "'Extinct' Woodpecker Found." Cornell Daily Sun 29 April 2005: 1, 4.The search for the woodpecker began earnestly after a Feb. 11, 2004 sighting by a kayaker in Cache River National Wildlife Refuge. A report of the sighting eventually worked its way to Tim Gallagher, the editor-in-chief of Living Bird, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's quarterly magazine.Student Writing Sample # 1Occasionally, species once thought extinct resurface when researchers examine possible new habitats. The ivory-billed woodpecker, for example, has just been rediscovered in the wild by Cornell researchers, who launched a search after an amateur sighting in February of 2004 (Morisy 1). Works Cited Morisy, Michael. "'Extinct' Woodpecker Found." Cornell Daily Sun 29 April 2005: 1, 4.Does this writing sample use sources correctly?