A journey to a different region, following a well-defined route. Most birds that migrate regularly do so in step with the seasons, so they can take advantage of good breeding conditions in one place, and good wintering ones in another[1].
The Arctic Tern sees two summers per year and more daylight than any other creature on the planet.[2]
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- Abmigration
- Leap-frog migration
- Nomadic
- Partial migrant
- Reverse migration
- Sedentary
- Vertical migrant
- Visible migration
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