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July 3, 2006. A survey of Scottish birds finds that global warming may be having an effect, with some once-common birds moving north. The Breeding Bird Survey by the British Trust for Ornithology found that seven species are in marked decline in Scotland, The Scotsman reports.
Mark Pokras, V84, associate professor of environmental and population health at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, fills us in: Itâs pretty easy to explain why a lot of birds (and some other animals like certain bat species and monarch butterflies) go south for the winter. In our northern climes, winter is a tough season. It takes a lot of extra energy just to keep warm, and food can be very hard to come by, especially if fruits, insects, worms or other invertebrates are an important part of your diet.