There are many aspects of nature that make people scratch their heads and wonder, such as where in the world do frogs go during the winter? It’s not as though they have wings to soar off to warmer climates as birds do. So, where do they go? Well, the answer to this question relies heavily …
Most birds fly south in winter. Many robins do as well, but some stay behind for the winter. The American robin can be found in northern Canada in summer, and as far south as southern Mexico or Guatemala in winter. Where do robins go in the winter is hard to answer because there is tremendous variety …
Aren’t birds supposed to migrate south in the winter? So, why are you still occasionally spotting robins when the temperatures are freezing and there is snow on the ground? Since worms burrow deeply underground during the winter, you may be left scratching your head and wondering how the robins are surviving. Well, robins are a …
Although it may seem to be a topic that piques a person’s interest merely out of curiosity, it actually can be useful to know where bats go during the winter. Surprisingly, they may temporarily move in with you! Bats hibernate from late fall into the early spring, and while they may seek out a cave …
Bats in the Northern Hemisphere face a major problem in the winter – lack of food. In order to survive this time of famine, bats hibernate during the winter months or migrate to warmer places. A few species like hoary bats do both. Whether they migrate or hibernate, bats are vulnerable to dying at this …