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Migrating
Birds survive in the winter by migrating south for the winter to stay warm when spring comes around they migrate back.
I am not sure what you mean. Do want the answer to be something like: a trait of birds? A bit of clarification would go a long way in answering this question. My best guess is 'something birds do.'
birds actually migrate in the winter because it is cold they fly south sometimes you might see a flock of birds flying in groups shaped like arrows if you see this it means that the birds are migrating
In the artic, birds nest on rock faces and mainly eat arctic cod, they migrate south in the winter. Its the same in the antarctic so some birds keep migrating between the poles
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Black-winged stilts in many areas do not migrate at all, or go to the nearest ocean coastline. Migrating birds go south of the Sahara Desert in Africa.
they are migrating to a certain place. (next time find out yourself)
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Most birds that migrate annually migrate south in the fall to spend the winter in warmer climates. For many birds, their bodies are not adapted to handle the cold weather and lack of food that winter tends to bring to most places. The birds that migrate south for the winter migrate north again in the spring because the weather is normally warmer in the spring and summer. The warmer temperatures make it easier for birds to breed and raise young without potentially losing their babies to the cold weather.
Swallows fly south in autumn also known as migrating.