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Kingfishers are often seen just before it rains because they are highly sensitive to changes in atmospheric pressure, which can signal impending rain. As the weather changes, they become more active in search of food, leading them to venture out more frequently. Additionally, the reduced human activity and increased insect activity associated with approaching rain may make it easier for them to hunt.
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How do you see rainbows?
We see sometimes see rainbows after it rains
Can an inchworm see or does it sense what is around it?
Worms can not see, they just feel for moisture in the ground and navigate themselves to areas with high moisture. (This is why there are worms on the ground when it rains.)
What would you see when it rains in a desert?
water and clouds
What are the two best times of day to see wildlife?
Just before dawn and just before nightfall are the best times to see animlas in the wild.
When it's rains you'll see these in the sky?
raindrops or clouds p.s. after you might see a rainbow
Can you see ghosts after near death experience?
No, after an NDE you just see life as it was before.
When is the best time to see a turkey?
Wild turkeys are seen most of the time in very early morning just after dawn and just before sunset.They have very keen sight and hearing and it is very hard to see them before they see you.
There is raining in Goa?
Obviusly! See,In India ,in the summer time,it rains nonstop.This is called the monsoons.
When is the best time to see kingfishers?
The best time to see kingfishers is typically during the early morning and late afternoon, when they are most active in search of food. Additionally, the breeding season, which often occurs in spring and early summer, can increase sightings as they are more visible while defending their territories or feeding their young. Observing them near water bodies, such as rivers and lakes, enhances the chances of spotting these vibrant birds.
What is the name of the cloud you see when it rains?
A rain cloud is usually a "nimbus" cloud such as the nimbostratus and cumulonimbus (thunderstorm) clouds.
Why do you see lighting before it rains?
Research on lightning frequency and rainfall suggests that the action of hydrometeors (rain and hail) being carried around in the thunderstorm (in updrafts as well as downdrafts) creates electrical charge buildup in the clouds.
What is it like to be a citizen in England?
its pretty bad... it rains a lot and we never get to see the queen and tea is crap
