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Large amounts of grass grow in the tundra in the polar summer, and birds come to eat this grass and nest away from predators.

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Taiga is cool forest ,with no growth in winter ,only summer season is best for all activities including nesting and feeding .

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Q: Why is the taiga a good place for feeding and nesting during the summer for certain species of birds?
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