Bird populations in central Europe may respond to increasing temperatures by moving their range northward in search of cooler habitats that better suit their needs. This shift in range may also be influenced by changes in food availability, as some bird species may need to alter their diet in response to changing conditions. Additionally, warmer temperatures may also lead to changes in breeding behaviors, with some species laying more eggs in response to milder winters and longer breeding seasons. These adaptations are essential for birds to survive and thrive in the face of climate change.
