#TGT_PGT_LT_GIC_EMRS_DSSSB_BIOLOGY || #BIRD_MIGRATION || By- Aamir Siddiqui | THE BIO JUNCTION

The speaker welcomes the students and introduces the topic of Bird Migration for examination preparation.

The significance of Bird Migration topic in examinations is highlighted, emphasizing its importance in learning.

Explanation of important points related to Bird Migration including Bird Adoption and common questions asked in exams.

Displaying special birds to energize the audience and enhance their preparation for Bird Migration topics.

Discussion on the various aspects of Bird Migration including types, distances covered, and species involved.

Interactive session for audience to identify different bird species shown in images related to Bird Migration.

Description of long-distance migratory birds, such as the Arctic Tern, and their impressive migration distances.

Explanation of the Latin word 'Migration' and its relevance to the movement of birds from one place to another for feeding and breeding.

Discussion about the concept of bird migration, different types of bird migration, and examples of migratory birds.

Information about scientist Kohan, his research on the periodic passing of animals, and its relevance to bird migration.

Explanation of the differences between residential and migratory birds, including examples like Sarus Crane and Common Myna.

Explanation of different types of bird migration such as horizontal, vertical, and partial migration.

Describes different types of migration such as latitudinal, longitudinal, and vertical migration during different seasons.

Explains bird migration patterns during the summer season in the northern and southern hemispheres.

Discusses examples of bird migrations such as American Golden Plover and Siberian birds.

Details the migration of Stirling birds from East Europe to Atlantic coast to avoid winter.

Introduces altitudinal migration and its significance in bird movements.

Explains vertical migration patterns and their importance in bird behavior.

Exploration of different bird migration patterns including vertical migration, partial migration, temperate region species, seasonal migration, irregular migration, and more.

Examples of bird species such as Violet-Green Swallow, Great Britain bird, and Snow Bunting discussed in the context of various migration patterns.

Explanation of seasonal migration, summer and winter visitors, regular and irregular migration, dispersion, and nocturnal migration in birds.

Discusses birds that migrate during the day such as Cranes and their migration patterns.

Large-sized birds that migrate during the day are known as Diurnal Arnals. They include large-sized birds that fly in daylight.

Birds like Thrush and Sparrow migrate during specific times of the day to avoid predators. Night migration birds are known as Nocturnal Migrants.

Some birds engage in separate migration categories, including separate, mixed, and distant migration. Different types of birds exhibit varied migration behaviors.

Explains the concept of distant migration where birds like Himalayan Snow Partridge migrate over long distances, such as 3 kilometers.

Illustrates the migration of birds like Arctic Tern and European White Stork, known for covering distances of up to 17500 kilometers.