migratory route

That way, he could show them the traditional migratory route for their species.

Hunting along the migratory route can also take a heavy toll.

They have also learned to track the migratory route of their prey as the seasons change.

But this one, like the others, had strayed too far to the west, away from its regular migratory route.

Can you identify which animals take these migratory routes?

Trinidad is a natural aviary on a major migratory route.

Some use the park as a stop on their migratory route, while others breed in the park.

Additionally, the Caribbean slope is a major migratory route for birds.

The figures can be used when discussing the conservation of wetlands along the migratory routes.

The bird has one of the longest known migratory routes of over 25,000 miles.

Some will be fitted with satellite collars, in an effort to trace their migratory route.

The area serves as a vital migratory route and resting place for countless species of birds.

The kingdom was on a main migratory route between the Hub and the Rim.

We sit on the Atlantic Coast flyway, a major migratory route.

Any complete ban on hunting would, we estimate, lead to catastrophic loss of remaining migratory routes.

Over 200 bird species use the river for breeding habitat or as a stop-over on their migratory route.

As a result, most Aldrovanda populations are located along avian migratory routes.

Whitefish Point's land and water provides a natural corridor for birds that makes it a migratory route of world significance.

Keystone Wetlands is home to many species of birds and is a stop on a migratory route for even more.

Such migratory route is known as enterohepatic pulmonar larval migration.

Lakki marwat is a seasonal migratory route for the cranes.

Ecological restoration of existing natural habitats and migratory routes of elephants.

Frequent visits of elephants from the nearby reserve forest suggests that it once was an elephant migratory route.

The V formation greatly boosts the efficiency and range of flying birds, particularly over long migratory routes.

The latter is located at the convergence of four major North American migratory routes, or flyways.