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In the winter, many bird species migrate south to warmer climates to find food and suitable nesting conditions. They typically head toward regions with milder temperatures, such as southern parts of the United States, Central America, or even South America, depending on the species. The exact direction can vary based on the bird's origin and migratory patterns.

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