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More than half of North American birds migrate. This is when birds move locations from where they inhabit during the summer to where they inhabit during the winter. Sometimes birds cover extremely long distances, like from Canada to South America. Others may only travel a few states south, and some even just move from a higher elevation to a lower elevation.
Many birds migrate, but why do they do so? And how do they know where to go?
Have you ever believed something about an animal, only to find out it wasn’t true? Sometimes, depending on how we see animals portrayed in cartoons or movies or books, we can think one thing about an animal when it turns out the reality is very different.
What about owls?
Owls can be elusive to us because their schedules are opposite of ours. However, when you know what to look for, it’s easy to identify if a Barn Owl is around. In our video, Barn Owls: Home Sweet Home, we go over exactly what to look out for.