Earnest lad
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Why do geese fly south in winter?
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Wildfowl migration (2 Viewers)
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Earnest lad
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Because it's too far to walk
From where?
Alexander Stöhr
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Sorry,
off-topic, but this came into my mind:
www.bioexpedition.com
off-topic, but this came into my mind:
Penguin Migration - BioExpedition
The changes in temperatures or the changes in food availability, among other reasons, make many animals such as penguins move to other areas.
www.bioexpedition.com
Earnest lad
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That is a lovely article. Thank you for sharing. I would love to see a Penguin of some kind one day. I don't mean in a zoo or something, but rather, a genuine wild bird. That of course would need a long haul expensive trip to the southern hemisphereSorry,
off-topic, but this came into my mind:
Penguin Migration - BioExpedition
The changes in temperatures or the changes in food availability, among other reasons, make many animals such as penguins move to other areas.
Earnest lad
Well-known member
One doesnt think about birds migrating on foot, but this is amazing!Sorry,
off-topic, but this came into my mind:
Penguin Migration - BioExpedition
The changes in temperatures or the changes in food availability, among other reasons, make many animals such as penguins move to other areas.
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