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Black swans primarily inhabit Australia and New Zealand, with their migration patterns influenced by seasonal changes and water availability. During the breeding season, typically from late winter to spring, they tend to remain in their breeding areas, while in dry conditions, they may migrate to find more suitable wetlands or food sources. Their movements can be local, often within the same region, rather than long-distance migrations. Additionally, some populations may be resident and not migrate at all if conditions are favorable.

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