The chart shows a list of some of the species of birds that can be seen in Woodchuck County in two different seasons: winter and summer. Information is given about eight different species of birds.
Three of the species listed-cardinals, crows, and woodpeckers-are observed in both summer and winter. That means that they are probably not migratory birds but live in the region all year. They can tolerate the winter weather in that area. Four of the species listed-bluebirds, mockingbirds, orioles, and vireos-are observed only in the summer.
They are migratory birds that travel to Woodchuck County for their breeding season and spend the winter in another place where the weather is warmer. One species of bird-juncos-is seen in Woodchuck County in the winter but not in the summer. Perhaps it migrates farther north in the summer for its breeding season.
The chart
shows
a list of
some of the
species of birds that can be
seen
in Woodchuck County in two
different
seasons:
winter
and
summer
. Information is
given
about eight
different
species of birds.
Three of the species listed-cardinals, crows, and woodpeckers-
are observed
in both
summer
and
winter
. That means that they are
probably
not migratory birds
but
live
in the region all year. They can tolerate the
winter
weather in that area. Four of the species listed-bluebirds, mockingbirds, orioles, and vireos-
are observed
only
in the summer.
They are migratory birds that travel to Woodchuck County for their breeding season and spend the
winter
in another place where the weather is warmer. One species of bird-juncos-is
seen
in Woodchuck County in the
winter
but
not in the
summer
. Perhaps it migrates farther north in the
summer
for its breeding season.
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