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Monarch Butterflies. They fly south for the winter like birds do.
there's different types from different countries, like the nightingale that goes southfor winter to africaHere are some birds that migrate down south for the winter;Common cuckooWillow warblerCommon swiftBarn swallowBarnacle gooseArctic ternCommon ternNorthern wheatearManx shearwaterCorncrakeGarden warblerSnow gooseRed knotThere are many more birds that migrate, this is just a tiny proportion of the birds that do.
Yes, many birds migrate south for the winter to find warmer temperatures, abundant food, and suitable nesting grounds. This behavior helps them survive the harsh winter conditions in their breeding grounds.
Most owls hibernate, but some, like snowy owls, thrive in winter and do not hibernate.
No birds fly to the South Pole: it's at least 750 miles from open water and more than 9,300 feet above sea level. There is no food chain there for any bird, and it's too cold for animal life. In winter, there is no sun at the South Pole. However, sea birds, especially penguins, do breed on Antarctica's beaches for a few weeks or months during breeding season. These animals' home is in the sea.
Monarch Butterflies. They fly south for the winter like birds do.
Birds migrate to Florida for winter because up north, the winter gets very cold and the birds don't like being so cold, so they fly south for winter where its not so cold as up north.
i dont know if you know this but birds migrate to the south
there's different types from different countries, like the nightingale that goes southfor winter to africaHere are some birds that migrate down south for the winter;Common cuckooWillow warblerCommon swiftBarn swallowBarnacle gooseArctic ternCommon ternNorthern wheatearManx shearwaterCorncrakeGarden warblerSnow gooseRed knotThere are many more birds that migrate, this is just a tiny proportion of the birds that do.
Travel together from one location to another. Like geese or some birds migrate south for the winter.
typically all insects disappear in the winter and live in warm to hot climate in the summer. its almost like the birds flying south for the winter! lol
People: My dad moved from england to germany with me and the rest of the family for his new job. Bird: Fly south(or is it north) in winter An example of migration is when birds fly to states in the south for the winter to avoid the cold winter weather of the northern part of the United States.
well plenty of animals migrate like birds, they migrate to the south for winter. Bucks sometimes migrate when there is no food.
i think they go to warmer countries or they fly to warmer parts of the UK=they migrate towards the equator. Some birds dont migrate, though, like Northern Cardinals and Bobwhite Quail.==~Prince Hugo=
birds actually migrate in the winter because it is cold they fly south sometimes you might see a flock of birds flying in groups shaped like arrows if you see this it means that the birds are migrating
Yes, many birds migrate south for the winter to find warmer temperatures, abundant food, and suitable nesting grounds. This behavior helps them survive the harsh winter conditions in their breeding grounds.
I am not sure what you mean. Do want the answer to be something like: a trait of birds? A bit of clarification would go a long way in answering this question. My best guess is 'something birds do.'