Question

migratory birds- tracing their flights​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Migrating birds can cover thousands of miles in their annual travels, often traveling the same course year after year with little deviation.

The secrets of their amazing navigational skills aren’t fully understood, partly because birds combine several different types of senses when they navigate. Birds can get compass information from the sun, the stars, and by sensing the earth’s magnetic field. They also get information from the position of the setting sun and from landmarks seen during the day. There’s even evidence that sense of smell plays a role for many migratory birds.

Answer 2

Answer:

Vultures, eagles, buzzars and storks are some of the migratory birds that can be found flying from one part of the continent or country to another. Generally during winter migratory birds fly from one part of the region to another.  There are large waterbodies over which the migratory birds fly but due to thermal pressure they cannot fly from one part of the world to another for long.