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North could be the new south for wintering birds. More than half of 305 widespread bird species across North America are spending their winters farther north than they did 40 years ago, says a ...

In much of North America, winter can be a difficult time. The days are short, and nights are often cold and long. The natural food supply has been consumed or is hidden by snow.

Over the past two decades, the resident communities of birds that attend eastern North America's backyard bird feeders in winter have quietly been remade, most likely as a result of a warming climate.

The cedar waxwing shown here is one of Georgia’s “winter birds,” which nest up north during spring and summer and migrate to Georgia for the winter. The waxwing is known as North America’s ...

Known as North America’s “most elegant bird.” • Golden-crowned kinglet. Becomes Georgia’s tiniest bird in winter when ruby-throated hummingbirds are gone.

According to audubon.com, “The birds' evolutionary story goes back some 10,000 to 13,000 years, to the retreat of North America’s glaciers, according to recent DNA evidence.