Examples of using Bird migration in English and their translations into Dutch
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Used for centuries during bird migrations, as a haven for our feathered friends.
He was on the quay last night monitoring bird migration.
Birdlife The bird migration is an annual recurring phenomenon in Damme.
And across Europe, the evidence for bird migration started to accumulate.
An important difference with bird migration is that an individual butterfly or moth usually migrates in one direction, while birds migrate back and forth multiple times within their lifespan.
Some of the earliest understanding on bird migration were initiated by an interest in white storks;"Pfeilstörche"("arrow storks") were found in Europe with African arrows embedded in their bodies.
Bird migrations might be disrupted.
Large groups are seen in the Wadden Sea particularly during bird migration.
Dutch Ornithological Union: Theme day bird migration: How solid is the autumn season calendar on Arnhem?
There was a fair amount of bird migration in the air so we did not get bored.
Also, in these seasons there is no bird migration and it is difficult to get a new variety in birds. .
PIERSMA T(1996) Dutch Ornithological Union: Theme day bird migration: Why a food specialist in migratory birds should be.
LENSINK R(1996) Dutch Ornithological Union: Theme day bird migration: How solid is the autumn season calendar on Arnhem?
Theme day bird migration: Wide Front Pull land:
As nursery ground of many North Sea fish species and“turntable” of bird migration between the Arctic and Africa the ecological importance of the Wadden Sea reaches far beyond the national borders.
Heavy bird migration as shown by the vertical radar.
That risk is even larger during the bird migration in spring and autumn.
We had not experienced much of the bird migration this spring.
Bird migration is not limited to birds that can fly.
The bird migration is an annual recurring phenomenon in Damme.