So they can still survive whilst it is very cold over here and there is no food
God-given instincts
It is instinct for the parent bird to feed the baby birds.
i No This Sounds Stupid, But a Really Lazy Cat... Because their Instinct is to kill birds. so it has to real lethargic to not be bothered to do it.. Good luck with that one
Because when the eggs hatched the first thing that it sees that moves the duckling will follow them.
inference
An instinct is a thought, feeling or behavior that comes naturally to an organism. All instincts must be functional, universal and complex through out the same sex conspecifics of a species. More simply said they are adaptation in the brain. Instincts also range in flexibility. For example a baby's instinct to suck on their mother's nipple is very inflexible all normally functioning babies do it no matter where they are born. On the other extreme language is instintual for humans but it is very flexible- what language you speak depends on when and where you where raised.
It is instinct for the parent bird to feed the baby birds.
yes
Some aspects of migration can be learned, such as specific migration routes or behaviors passed down through generations. However, the overall instinct to migrate is typically innate in many species, serving as a survival strategy to find better resources or breeding grounds.
When birds fly South for the winter it is called migration.
The birds flew South for their migration in the Winter.
A migration.
Differential migration is simply a phenomenon especially found in birds where different sexes of birds migrate different distances.
E.P Ramsay has written: 'Notices on the migration of birds in Australia' -- subject(s): Birds, Migration
3 centuries ago
Janice M. Hughes has written: 'The migration of birds' -- subject(s): Migration, Oiseaux, Birds
flying with birds
Phenology