furinkaltaisilla

Furinkaltaisilla is a term used in Finnish ornithology to describe a specific type of bird species. It translates roughly to "wind-carried ones" or "those carried by the wind." This designation is applied to migratory birds that are particularly susceptible to being blown off course by strong winds during their long journeys. These species often have a broad migratory range and may travel over large bodies of water or open land where wind conditions can significantly impact their navigation and energy expenditure.

The phenomenon of furinkaltaisilla is of interest to bird watchers and researchers studying migration patterns. Understanding which species fall into this category helps in predicting their arrival and departure times, as well as identifying potential risks associated with adverse weather events. Factors contributing to a species being considered furinkaltaisilla can include their flight strategy, wing shape, and the prevailing wind patterns along their migration routes. Conservation efforts for these birds may take into account the potential for displacement and the need for suitable stopover sites in areas where they might be forced to land due to unfavorable winds. The study of furinkaltaisilla contributes to a broader understanding of avian ecology and the challenges faced by migratory birds in a changing climate.