When it gets cold outside, some birds fly to warmer places where they can find yummy food! 🍓🐛 Just like you wear a coat in winter, birds fly away to stay warm and happy. They come back when it's sunny again! ☀️
Birds are smart—they know where to go because their parents taught them! 🧠🐣
Birds fly south in winter to escape the cold and find food! ❄️➡️🌞 Many insects and plants disappear in colder months, so birds travel to places where food is still plentiful. This trip is called migration.
Birds use the sun, stars, and even Earth's magnetic field to find their way! 🧭✨ Some fly thousands of miles—like a vacation that takes months!
Birds migrate south in winter due to food scarcity and temperature changes. Cold climates freeze water and reduce insect populations, making survival difficult. Migration ensures access to resources year-round.
| Type | Example |
|---|---|
| Long-distance | Arctic Tern (Pole-to-pole) |
| Short-distance | American Robin (State-to-state) |