nonmigratory

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nonmigratory

The robin is a nonmigratory bird that stays in the same forest all year.

Definition

Adjective: 1. Not migratory; used of animals that do not migrate: Describing animals that remain in the same region or habitat throughout the year, without undertaking regular long-distance seasonal movements.

Usage and Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The nonmigratory birds, like cardinals, can be seen at the feeder all winter long.
    • Unlike their Arctic relatives, this population of geese is nonmigratory and stays in the temperate zone year-round.
    • The study focused on the territorial behavior of nonmigratory fish species in the lake.
Advanced Usage
  • In Ecological Context: The term is often used in scientific and conservation contexts to describe resident species, contrasting them with migratory ones. This characteristic affects habitat protection strategies.
    • Conservation plans must account for the needs of both migratory and nonmigratory populations.
Variants and Related Words
  • Resident (adj): Often used synonymously in ornithology and ecology to describe nonmigratory animals.
    • The resident herd of deer does not leave the valley.
  • Sedentary (adj): Similar in meaning, particularly for species with a fixed, localized pattern of life.
Synonyms
  • Resident
  • Sedentary
  • Stationary (in this specific context)
Antonyms
  • Migratory
  • Itinerant
nonmigratory

The robin is a nonmigratory bird that stays in the same forest all year.

Adjective
  1. used of animals that do not migrate

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