Many bird populations in central Europe have been responding to the increase in temperatures caused by climate change. Some species are shifting their ranges northward or to higher elevations as they seek out cooler climates. Other species are altering their breeding and migration patterns in response to changes in temperature and food availability. Some bird populations may also be facing increased competition from invasive species that are thriving in the warmer conditions. Overall, the effects of climate change on bird populations in central Europe are varied and complex, and more research is needed to fully understand how different species are responding to these changes.
