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Audubon\u2019s Bird Migration Explorer<\/a> is the mother of all bird migration maps, with information on the seasonal ranges and migration routes of some 458 bird species in North America.<\/p>\n

Previously: Animated Map of Bird Migration<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Audubon\u2019s Bird Migration Explorer is the mother of all bird migration maps, with information on the seasonal ranges and migration routes of some 458 bird species in North America. 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