Bird migration involves seasonal movement between breeding and wintering grounds, often north and south along flyways. The winter migration can be risky and stressful for birds, especially small songbirds that may travel up to 6,000 km between locations. Some birds now prefer to remain in one place rather than migrate long distances due to increased availability of food from properly constructed feeders, which means survival for species whose wintering frequency has significantly increased in recent years.

1. Bird migration is the regular
seasonal movement, often
north and south along a
flyway, between breeding
and wintering grounds. The
winter migration cause many
risk and high stress for the
birds, especially for the
small, sometimes less than
10-15 grams singers who are
travelling up to 5-6000 km
between breeding and
wintering grounds.Therefore
is not surprising that are still
trying some of them prefer
to remain in place. It seems
that in recent years has
increased significantly in the
case of some species
wintering frequency - for
them to properly
constructed feeders mean
survival.

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