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Millions of birds migrate each year from northern latitudes to the Indian subcontinent to escape freezing temperatures, traveling vast distances through mountain passes. They come in a great diversity of sizes and shapes, from small sparrows to large cranes. Some birds, like the Arctic tern, travel continuously between the Arctic and Antarctic circles each year, while others fly over 5,000 kilometers between Siberia/Alaska and Hawaii. Birds prepare carefully for these long flights, eating more food to store fat for fuel. They use the sun, stars, magnetic fields, and visual landmarks for navigation, and fly in flocks to help stay on course during migration.
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Migratory birds fly long distances each year, sometimes thousands of kilometers, to find better ecological conditions for feeding, breeding, and raising young between summer breeding grounds and southern wintering areas. Different birds have varying migration patterns, with some flying north for summer and south for winter, others breeding far south in Africa and migrating north for winter, or moving horizontally along coasts or to higher altitudes in mountains between seasons. The document includes a route map and list of bird species that migrate, such as cormorants, ducks, and geese.
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Bird migration involves seasonal movement between breeding and wintering grounds. Some key points:
- Around 40% of bird species migrate long distances annually between northern breeding grounds and southern non-breeding areas.
- Major flyways include the Atlantic, Mississippi, Central and Pacific routes in North America leading south for winter.
- The Arctic Tern has the longest migration of over 49,700 miles annually between Arctic and Antarctic summers.
- Types of migration include latitudinal from north to south, longitudinal east to west, altitudinal to higher or lower altitudes, and seasonal between summer and wintering areas.
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1) Some birds migrate to find food sources, and Norway provides a good food source for over 230 bird species. Flying in formations like the V-shape allows birds to gain aerodynamic advantages and fly farther.
2) Studies have shown that flock formations are used for migration, and the timing of migration depends on factors like distance, energy reserves, and weather conditions. Formations provide benefits like increased predator detection and energy conservation.
3) The reasons for flock flying, specifically, are still debated and not fully understood, though aerodynamic advantages and communication benefits have both been proposed. More research
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2) Details are provided about the appearance, behaviors, diets, habitats, and life cycles of these different woodland creatures. For example, that red deer horns grow in spring and fall off in winter, and fallow deer rub their horns on trees when irritated.
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Animal migration is the movement of animals, usually on a seasonal basis, between different habitats. It occurs in birds, fish, insects, mammals and other animal groups. Migrations can be seasonal, in response to temperature changes or food availability, or circadian/daily in response to day length. Tracking methods include tags, radio collars, GPS and satellite transmitters to monitor animal movements and routes.
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Naturetrail
The sixth grade students of Les Acàcies School visited the Delta del Llobregat nature area to learn about its important wetlands and observe various bird species. The students used binoculars to get a closer look at birds like mallards, geese, Audouin's gulls, and ruffs. They also learned about the orchids that grow in the Delta del Llobregat area. The students found the tour very educational and enjoyed seeing the different birds and plants in their natural habitat.
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The document discusses the annual migration patterns of monarch butterflies and salmon. It explains that monarch butterflies travel thousands of miles each year from Canada to Mexico and back, and salmon swim from rivers to oceans and back to the exact river they were born in. It argues that these animals must have been specially created by God to complete these complex journeys according to a flawless plan due to the precise timing and navigational abilities required.
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1) Albatrosses can travel for months over open oceans covering thousands of miles and live mostly at sea, only coming to land to breed. Their wingspan can reach up to 11.5 feet.
2) Hummingbirds are the smallest birds, with some species weighing just 1.8 grams. They can hover, fly backwards and upside down thanks to wings that can twist and move in figure-eight patterns.
3) Many animals such as Arctic terns, gray whales and monarch butterflies undertake long distance seasonal migrations, sometimes traveling over thousands of miles, in response to changes in food availability, weather and breeding cycles.
Migration:Resons and Patterns
Migratory birds play important ecological, economic, and cultural roles. Over half of bird species nesting in the US are neotropical migratory birds, including songbirds, waterfowl, birds of prey, and shorebirds, that migrate south to Mexico, Central/South America, and the Caribbean for winter. The legislative definition of migratory birds includes species that traverse parts of the US, Canada, Mexico, Russia, or Japan during annual migrations and need protection during nesting and migrations.
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The Atlantic Flyway stretches from the Arctic tundra of Baffin Island to the Caribbean and spans over 3,000 miles. It supports the migration of many duck species and is the most densely populated of the four North American flyways. Ducks use cues like the sun, stars, and landmarks to navigate along this flyway from their breeding grounds in places like the Prairie Pothole Region to their wintering grounds in the southern United States.
Migration birds
Birds migrate seasonally for reasons such as finding food, protecting offspring, and avoiding disease and predators. There are two main patterns - flying north in spring/summer to breed and south in fall/winter to areas with warmer climates and more available food. Migration is triggered by changes in day length detected by the eye/pineal body and signals hormones to activate migratory behavior. Birds navigate using the sun, stars, magnetic fields, and other senses. Migration allows birds to access suitable breeding habitats and abundant resources while avoiding harsh winter conditions.
Migratory birds
Migratory birds face threats from habitat loss, hunting, and collisions with man-made structures. International cooperation is needed to protect birds that migrate across multiple countries. Migratory patterns are genetically programmed and cued by changes in day length, though navigation also involves sensing the earth's magnetic fields and using visual landmarks. Stopover sites between breeding and wintering areas are important but less protected than other areas. Conservation groups have worked to establish protected areas and regulations to help preserve migratory birds and their long-distance journeys.
Birds Migration
Birds migrate for various reasons including seeking food, avoiding predators, and responding to seasonal changes. There are different types of bird migration including longitudinal, altitudinal, and partial migrations. Birds have developed adaptations for migration such as morphological features, behavioral modifications, specialized moult cycles, and navigation abilities. Many birds migrate along global flyways like the Africa-Eurasia, East Asia-Australasia, and Americas flyways. In Pakistan, birds migrate through the Indus flyway, and the houbara bustard undertakes long distance migration from Central Asia to Pakistan each winter. Threats to migratory birds include habitat destruction, hunting, fishing, grazing, poverty, and lack of awareness.
Reasons and Patterns of Migration
Migratory birds undertake seasonal journeys called migration. In autumn, birds travel from breeding grounds in the north to wintering grounds in the south, and return in spring. Larger birds like geese migrate during the day while smaller birds like robins migrate at night. Birds migrate to find available food sources, moving to areas where food is more plentiful due to temperature changes between seasons in different regions. External factors like day length and internal physiological states cue birds to migrate northward in spring and southward in autumn. Well-established migration routes use landmarks and some birds migrate directly over sea surfaces while routes of different species rarely coincide.
Field study of birds
Birds are endothermic vertebrates characterized by feathers, beaked jaws, laying hard-shelled eggs, and a high metabolic rate. There are around 8,700-9,600 living bird species worldwide that vary greatly in size. Birds are classified in the kingdom Animalia, phylum Chordata, and class Aves. Common types of birds include doves, flamingos, and eagles, which are found in various habitats and have distinguishing physical traits. Birds undertake seasonal migrations for breeding and survival, moving between northern and southern latitudes. Migratory birds such as swans, geese, and ducks help control pests and dispose of dead animals, benefiting human populations.
The Majestic World of Birds.pdf
Birds are some of the most fascinating creatures on the planet, with over 10,000 species worldwide. They come in all shapes and sizes, from tiny hummingbirds to massive eagles.
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Animal migration occurs when individuals move long distances, usually seasonally, in search of food, to breed, or in response to climate. Many animal groups migrate including sea turtles, baleen whales, dragonflies, wildebeest, birds, monarch butterflies, caribou, salmon, zooplankton, bats, sharks, tuna, and pinnipeds. Some notable long distance migrations include leatherback sea turtles traveling over 12,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean, gray whales migrating up to 14,000 miles annually, and dragonflies spanning a route of 14,000 to 18,000 kilometers across multiple generations.
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The birds
- 1. The Birds !
- 2. The coming of the cold season in the Indian sub continent brings with it bird migration – a journey that touches us all as millions of winged creatures run over, rather, fly over this entire land mass
- 3. Where ever one is, be it city, town or village: on the coast, on the banks of a river or that of a lake, in the grasslands or in the forests, you cannot miss these birds
- 4. Millions of winged denizens from the northern latitudes, flying away from the freezing cold, travel huge distances, traveling through the Himalayan passes, occasionally flying over these mighty mountains to the warmth and comfort of the subcontinent.
- 5. The diversity too is astounding, be it colour, shape or size. There are the sparrow sized wagtails and also the cranes that stand nearly four feet tall; waders that inhibit the shallow margins of water bodies; ducks like the pintail (they have long pin-like feathers projecting beyond the tail) and the shovellers (they have a shovel shaped beak) and also the harriers (those graceful and powerful hunters on the wing), preying on unsuspecting smaller birds, lizards and frogs
- 6. It is also a huge longitudinal canvas that these birds fly in from: Germany in the West (about 10 E) to the shores of Lake Bailkal in Russia (about 110 E) in the East, funneling in, as it were into the landmass of the subcontinent.
- 7. These insights into and information about bird migration have come mainly from bird ringing, when birds with small, light rings around their legs are caught again in a distant land.
- 9. A lot of planning and care goes into the migratory journey that birds make every year .