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Migration
11 January 2005
Why do sedge warblers fly to Africa from the UK in one long flight? Find out in this section
Migration - the regular movement of birds and other creatures from one part of the world to another and back again - is one of the wonders of the natural world.
Why do birds do it? Where do they go? What hazards do they face along the way? These, and similar questions, are all answered here.
Migration is a form of adaptation. Birds migrate to survive. Learning about migration is one of the best ways to understand the risks that birds and other animals must take in their daily lives - and it's a great way to interpret the changes you can see in the bird life around you.
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Play this game and see the incredible journeys made by animals in their migrations. More... |
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Free migration game!
We have a free swallow migration game and poster to give away, whilst stocks last. To obtain your free copy please email
education@rspb.org.uk. Please note this offer is limited to one per request.