The table provides information about the apperance of birds in Woodchuck Country, depending on season.
Overall, there are neight species in the partial list. However, only free spend two seasons, approximately 6 months in this country, while only juncos absent in summer, prefering the coldest period of the year.
To begin with, cardinals, crows and woodpeckers don’t hibernate in warm period of the year. They stay not only in the summer, but also during the another period in Woodchuck. Meanwhile, only in the hottest season, observers have noticed species, such as bluebirds, mockingbirds, orioles and vireos. Consequently, they change their location, choosing a suitable option instead of being in the cold conditions.
In contrast, juncos’ behaviours are significant differently in the comparison to other breeds. Noticeably, this kind of birds have been seeing by people for three months, only in winter. However, this species find new habitat during hot times.
