Where do they come from and where do they go?
Does anyone know ?
Thanks.
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Birds migrate every period of time searching for food and escaping from these snow form in order to protect from wind
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It appears that you are providing a photo quiz every day @To_paul !
Birds migrate to warmer places every winter. Besides these would become their breeding sites.
Moving in groups is advantageous. The synchronous fluttering of the wings lessens the drag.
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I think they are wild goose because I know them by sounds, and at night when they fly they make a scandal. They come from the east and go west, probably to the Mediterranean area, every year in the autumn season I hear them and see them fly.
Thanks @NABILQAID5
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It was a few warmer days, I walked, took pictures, I also fishing. I heard wild goose. At primary school we learn that birds migrate to warm countries especially in Africa, then I discovered that their migration is much more complex.
Thanks @C_T
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@To_paul Every winter many migratory birds come to Bangladesh from Siberia. You can read some reports here, here, and here on them. They also come to other countries of South Asia and South East Asia. Thanks.
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I know that they pass over the Himalayan mountains during the migration.
thanks a lot @MukulR
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I suspect that the birds come from Siberia, I await clarifications from someone from Russia @Romafa
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Indeed, migration is much complex @To_paul
Birds utilize the earth’s magnetic field to orient onto the exact path.
And further, there is an unusual insight in that. The phenomenon involved here is quantum entanglement of paired electrons! That’s genuinely intriguing.
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For years I have been following a flock of crows, which move when the weather changes. When the weather cools, the crows go west, then after a few days when the weather warms up, they return east, always on the same route. They are more accurate as GPS. I tried many ways to divert them from the route, I failed. And on the very dense fog does not deviate from their route.
Thanks
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