Just as schoolchildren start school, autumn is also the time of year when many birds start their migration. In particular, the species that winter furthest from us - the so-called sub-Saharan migrants - have already left for their journeys. We won't see storks, cuckoos, or earthworms on our territory until 2022. The phenomenon of bird migration does not pay attention to the weather and current temperatures. The migrants’ instinct commands clearly - after raising their chicks, they go on a long pilgrimage. Unique sightings of migrating flocks, resting groups, and fascinating flyovers await us.
