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These innovations will help scientists protect migratory species and ensure that wildlife can continue their natural journeys for generations to come.

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On October 4, 2018, I went out with Javi (Dr. Javier Lázaro Tapia) to catch some hedgehogs. He is a postdoc in Dechmann Lab at the Max Planck Institute of Ornithology. I work at this Institute where everyone is passionate about wildlife and many are keen to share their knowledge with others. Read the full article

Nature is impersonal, awe-inspiring, elegant, eternal. It's geometrically perfect. It's tiny and gigantic. Gretchen Rubin * October is a Month for Monarchs. Danus Plexippus, the North American Monarch Butterfly. We see them constantly here in farm country Delmarva as they migrate south. These Lepidoptera advertise their unpalatable taste to predators with their bold orange and black coloring. * Starting in 1952, Citizen Scientists started tagging and tracking Monarch butterflies through their phenomenal migration. In 1975, this work led to the discovery of their Wintering ground in central Mexico. The Monarchs we are seeing now are the FOURTH generation born in 2018 and are heading up to 2750 miles (as far as from Canada) to Mexico. Let that sit a little with you - The ones flying south now are the great grandchildren of ones that flew north from Mexico last spring. There is a Monarch Monitoring Project based in Cape May, NJ - near here, that tracks their numbers as they migrate down the East Coast, a few stop in Virginia Beach for the winter, some stay in Florida, but many fly along the Gulf of Mexico into the central mountains of Mexico. * Each time I see one winging its way across the sky it makes me happy. Something so delicate, so tiny, on such a bold adventure. It gives me hope. It gives me strength. * * * #fortbirthday #monarch #monarchbutterfly #animalmigration #migration #tinybutmighty #smallthings #gooutside #mommyblogger #momoftwins #twinstagram #flowersofinstagram #butterfliesofinstagram #flutterby #butterflybush #headsouth #letsgotomexico #snowbird #octoberflowers @gretchenrubin #monarchresearch #citizenscientist #learnsomething (at Cape May, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoqCED6ghTF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1noie0xkpx5rd

We investigated what migration is, and we searched different types of migration. These are seven types of situations where people/animals migrate. We added our own definitions to it and did some research on it. Animal migration: When for example birds leave their place in winter and go to a hot climate. animal migration happens since earth existed Seasonal migration: sometimes people leave during specific seasons and then go back when the season is over just like animal migration Since the 2000 it started to become more and more popular. Long and short term migration: Long term when you stay for more then a year and short just for two weeks like a vacation. Vacations or when you move to another country to live there. Return migration: When you have migrated and go back to were you once lived. Sometimes happens when the war is over in your former country. Rural-urban: when people move from the rural to urban countries to search for chances and better jobs. after the second world war people started to search for countries where they can find better jobs and earn more money. Impelled migration: when people are not forced to go but have to leave because of the conditions like hunger or war. Is a common thing in the world sometimes in some places there is almost no precipitation so people move for a certain time. Forced migration: When people have to leave the country because the government have to send them away. happens in countries were there are a lot of immigrants also happens in the Netherlands.