Five successfully tracked cranes rested for a long period
at one or two stopover sites and spent only 1 or 2
nights at the other sites (Fig. 3). They migrated quickly
between their breeding sites and Qiqihar-Baicheng area
(Russian territory). We identified 88 stopover sites
between their breeding sites and Qiqihar-Baicheng.
Most sites were used for only 1 or 2 days but seven sites
were used for 3-4 days, and two sites for 8-9 days by
some birds (overall mean 1.51 days, n=110). From
Qiqihar-Baicheng to the wintering area of Poyang Lake
in Chinese territory, the birds used fewer stopover sites
but for longer periods at each: Qiqihar-Baicheng area
18-28 days (mean 23.6 days, n=6), Shuangtaizi River
10,000 miles...70-75 days
Do cranes migrate south for winter
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Yes; annually from Canda down to southern USA and back.
Tigers do migrate as they follow their prey. Chinese zoologists have discovered the routes that wild Siberian tigers use to migrate between border areas of China and Russia.
Good question, Basicly we have some people in this world that are professors in this kind of sort. I't has been documented that something in spring triggers the Cranes to fly north. Cranes can fly 35 to 50 miles an hour which is pretty amazing. The most well known places for Cranes to migrate to is: "Winter in Texas, New Mexico, Mexico, Arizona and some in Oklahoma".
by flying
in china
Siberian cranes come to India in winter to escape the harsh winter and to hatch the eggs.
sand hill cranes
yes
no
cranes migrate because cranes like warm places. whenever it is fall or winter cranes get cold and they fly away to a warmer place
Do cranes migrate south for winter
1. siberian cranes 2. greater flamingo 3. eurasian golden oriole 4. black winged stilt 5. common greenshank .............. this is all.........
by flying
by the internal clock
in winter they migrate to hot places