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How many bird species migrate each year?
a ground hog like animal. the migration is it makes shadows of its-self
Where do the monarch butterflies go in autumn?
Where the monarch butterflies in your community go each autumn depends on your location. Monarchs that are east of the Rocky Mountains migrate to a mountain forest in south-central Mexico. The ones west of the Rocky Mountains migrate to southern California.
Which species in the savanna warn each other of danger?
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Is there a bird called an ugly bird?
There is no specific bird species called an "ugly bird." Beauty is subjective and varies among different bird species. Each bird plays a unique role in its ecosystem and contributes to the diversity and balance of nature.
What is advantage of each bird species having a different niche?
Less Competition for Food
What bird is a love bird?
People who love each other. But of course lovebirds are also an adorable species of parrot....
Why do many different species migrate each year?
because it is to cold for them or to raise their chicks some were warm.
Do Arctic tern migrate?
Arctic terns migrate farther than any other bird, making the round trip between the Arctic and the Antarctic, more than 40,000 kilometers, 21,750 miles, each year.
What Bird that returns to same place each year?
Swallows, such species as the barn, cliff, and purple martin.
How do birds get big?
It depends on the species of bird. There are just a little over 10,000 different species of birds on the planet, each species has its own measurements and sizes. The smallest bird known is called the Bee Hummingbird, which is just 5 centimetres. The largest bird known is called the North African Ostrich, which is over 9 feet.
Will a bird reuse a nest for its next brood?
Yes, some bird species will reuse a nest for their next brood, while others will build a new nest each time.
What migrates to the arctic each year?
Various bird species migrate to the Arctic each year to breed during the summer months. Some examples of migratory birds to the Arctic include snow geese, plovers, sandpipers, and terns. These birds travel long distances to take advantage of the abundant food resources available in the Arctic during the breeding season.
