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Chilly weather can indeed prompt cliff swallows to migrate south. These birds are sensitive to changes in temperature and food availability; as temperatures drop and insects become less abundant, they instinctively begin their migration to warmer regions. Generally, cliff swallows migrate in response to environmental cues rather than solely temperature, but colder weather can accelerate their departure.
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What is an example of a cliff?
Cliff Cola is the most famous cliff in South America.
What protects the south of Europe from the chilly Arctic winds?
The Alps.
What mountain protects the south of Europe from the chilly wind?
The Apennines.
Where is South Cliff?
Scarborough is a town on the North East coast of England. South Cliff is the coastline just south of the town centre.
What is South Oak Cliff High School's motto?
The motto of South Oak Cliff High School is 'dallasisdsoch'.
What continent is the country chilly located on?
Chile is located in South America.
Where is South Cliff Scarborough?
South Cliff in Scarborough is located on the east coast of England, in the county of North Yorkshire. It offers beautiful views of the North Sea and is known for its scenic coastal walks and the South Cliff Gardens.
How many miles do the swallows fly from the UK to South Africa?
5,922 miles
Why do swallows fly south in winter?
To spend the northern winter in a nice warm place.
What makes South America's coast chilly?
You can look at that question two ways. The southern part of South America's coast is nearer to the Antarctic, so it is colder. There is a country called Chile, pronounced like chilly, and it makes up a large amount of the western coast of South America.
When was Cliff Simon born?
Cliff Simon was born on September 7, 1962, in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Where do the swallows come from while heading to San Juan?
The swallows that head to San Juan, particularly the famous cliff swallows, migrate from their breeding grounds in North America, primarily from regions in the western United States and Canada. Each year, they travel thousands of miles south to winter in warmer climates, including parts of Mexico and Central America. Their journey typically coincides with the changing seasons, as they seek suitable habitats for feeding and nesting. Upon arrival in San Juan, they often gather around specific locations, such as the historic San Juan Capistrano Mission.
