Oversummering
Oversummering is a phenomenon observed in certain species of birds, particularly those that migrate to warmer climates during the winter. This behavior involves birds remaining in their summer breeding grounds beyond the typical breeding season, often into the fall or even winter months. The term "oversummering" was coined by ornithologists to describe this unusual behavior.
The primary reason for oversummering is the availability of food resources. In some regions, food supplies
Oversummering can have significant implications for the birds involved. It may lead to increased predation risks,
Despite these challenges, oversummering can be advantageous for some species. It allows them to take advantage