The table indicates a partial list of types of birds that can be seen in the sky of Woodchuck County in two different season, summer and winter. As shown from this, we can clearly see that migration definitely occurs in this city, although there are some species that are known to stay throughout the year.
Even though the majority of species studied are migratory, their preferred season is undoubtedly summer, for almost all (seven out of eight) is observed in this time of the year. The only exception is juncos, which immigrated in this area during winter. The other migratory types, which are bluebirds, mockingbirds, orioles and vireos just to name a few, leave there for a warmer continent before the cold season starts.
However, not all species leave this city in a specified time of the year. Taking cardinals for example, they can be seen in Woodchuck County in all seasons. Other non-migratory birds being crows and woodpeckers, like cardinals, are known to stay here in both summer and winter, without traveling to other parts of the world.
The table indicates a partial list of types of birds that can be
seen
in the sky of Woodchuck County in two
different
season
, summer and winter. As shown from this, we can
clearly
see
that migration definitely occurs in this city, although there are
some
species that
are known
to stay throughout the year.
Even though
the majority of species studied are migratory, their preferred
season
is
undoubtedly
summer, for almost all (seven out of eight)
is observed
in this time of the year. The
only
exception is juncos, which immigrated in this area during winter. The other migratory types, which are bluebirds, mockingbirds, orioles and vireos
just
to name a few,
leave
there for a warmer continent
before
the
cold
season
starts
.
However
, not all species
leave
this city in a specified time of the year. Taking cardinals
for example
, they can be
seen
in Woodchuck County in all
seasons
. Other non-migratory birds being crows and woodpeckers, like cardinals,
are known
to stay here in both summer and winter, without traveling to other parts of the world.