they dont
birds are said to have a virtual eye on their forehead which help them to navigate they also muse the direction of stars to do the same
Not all animals can swim. Some animals, like birds and insects, are unable to navigate the water effectively.
They use the Earth's magnetic field to determine direction and position.
Bats are mammals, birds are not. Birds lay eggs, bats do not.
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.
Bats have the ability to echolocate, using sound waves to navigate and locate prey in the dark, which birds do not have. Additionally, bats are the only mammals capable of sustained flight, whereas birds have feathers and wings designed for flight.
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There is already an Angry birds application on Facebook, but in my opinion it is not very good (doesn't keep score, hard to navigate, only 21 levels). There is a free version of Angry Birds available on Google Chrome, if you have the browser. Go to the app store and just search "Angry birds."
They dont. Studies of birds in the zoos and avivaries during the 1994 & 1999 eclipses showed that some birds did sing during the totality. When most birds even sing during total darkness at night the question of them to stop singing during an eclipse does not arise. Birds that migrate, fly at night and their calls during such nights are distinct.
Birds use their tails for steering, stabilizing, and controlling their speed during flight. By adjusting the angle of their tail feathers, birds can change direction quickly and maintain balance while in the air. Tail movements also help birds navigate through complex aerial maneuvers.
Other than recognizing landmarks, we humans haven't really figured that one out yet.
During the spring and autumn bird migration season, the building must turn off its signature lights on foggy nights so confused birds won't fly into the building.