routes of migratory birds
They are not really looking at birds' nests, except as part of the counting process. The study of migration includes where birds spend the different seasons, the routes they take and how they navigate.
follow your teacher's instructions, and don't take shortcuts
the plural of route is routes. As in "there are plenty of routes to take".
Military forces followed river routes because they wanted the attacks to be a surprise. For example, George Rogers Clark launched an attack in the icy Wabash River in 1779 because no one thought he was going to take such a risk.
he took
No there are no routes for this.
Yes. There are overland routes and sea routes that will take you from Thailand to the U.K.
So that they can find out what is in that area and what inhabitants live there.
some birds take rest.
No. The routes our ships take or took have no effect on hurricanes. Slave ships, however, generally came from Sub-Saharan Africa, and so had to travel through the tropical waters of the Atlantic west to the Americas using the trade winds. Tropical ocean water is one of the main ingredients needed for the formation of hurricanes. The storms are also generally steered westward by the trade winds. So the storms travel the same general direction as the slave ships, but do not actually follow the trade routes.
It's a map with routes to look at. They are pokewalker routes to take strolls on with your pokemon.
he set examples for other presidents to follow