Spanish Storks Are No Longer Migrating: They Stay Here because of Global Warming
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The Atlas of Migration of the Birds of Spain that has just published the Spanish Society of Ornithology (SEO/BirdLife) in collaboration with the Ministry for the Ecological Transition shows how climate change is altering the annual displacements of many species, some of which are already beginning to choose not to migrate and to spend the winter in Spain in the face of rising temperatures. This is the case of the white stork, whose adult specime…
The Atlas of Migration analyses 342 species and more than 10 million records to reveal how climate change alters bird travel in Spain.
The ‘Atlas of Migration: Spatial Behavior and Temporary Dynamics of Birds in Spain’ gathers more than a century of scientific information, analyzing in detail the migration and movements of almost 350 species of birds that occupy Spanish territory. The publication fills one of the main gaps in knowledge about avifauna The entry We present the largest reference work on bird movements was first published in SEO/BirdLife.
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