Challenge Question #2

C J Pohl (jurgen@trinidad.net)
Sun, 06 Apr 97 09:36:41 -0700

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In response to your question, neotropical birds leave the tropical
climate of South America, and the Caribbean due to the fact the food
resources that were present in this region are dwindling because of the
large body of migratory birds that are present along with the birds that
live in this area all year long. Once the migratory birds recognize the
problem that is present in their territory, they take flight for North
America. This is caused due to the fact that the birds know that the
winter climate that has taken hold of the United States, and Canada is
receding, and that the food resources are climbing. Also they know the
temperature is rising, making a perfect climate for the birds.

John- Pierre Pohl
Grade 8
International School of Port- of - Spain
Port- of- Spain, Trinidad, West Indies

My e- mail adress is jurgen@trinidad.net

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