The BBC reported that waterfowl have changed their migration patterns over the last 30 years due to changes in climate. Finnish researchers report some birds have delayed migration by as much as a month. The UK’s Wildfowl and Wetlands trust report some bird populations have decreased as birds do not fly as far south as in the past. The UK has seen a 75% decrease in the number of white-fronted geese in the last decade. Read more at BBC Nature: Autumn’s birds delay migration.
Posted by: Sandy Steinman | November 22, 2011
European Bird Migration Changing Due Climate Change
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By: Northern Wheatears’ Record Migrations « Natural History Wanderings on February 16, 2012
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I wonder if it will affect the airspeed velocity of European swallows. Could be repercussions for Grail Seekers.
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By: John Wall on November 22, 2011
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