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Meanings of migrate south in English

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Usage of migrate south in English
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Stragglers migrate south in mid-fall, but the largest numbers move just ahead of freezeup.
Ducks at a Distance: A Waterfowl Identification Guide
2
But around September they switch from eating flies to eating berries and migrate south.
The Irish Times
3
They were kneading her shoulder and seemed to be of a mind to migrate south.
Jitterbug Perfume
4
We'd have to migrate south each fall.
Space Prison
5
Frost had been surprised to learn that although some pigeons would migrate south, many would stay here all year.
Frankenstein: Lost Souls - A Novel
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It is one of the last to migrate south, and is more common than the red-breasted merganser on inland waters.
Ducks at a Distance: A Waterfowl Identification Guide
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The portions of humanity that remained in Africa could migrate south as the northern portions of the continent turned into dessert.
A Wiccan Bible
8
They have flourished in the wild, migrating south for the winter.
The new yorker
9
Do they, then, join the old birds before the wandering and migrating south begins?
Birds in Town & Village
10
Should this bird not have migrated south by then?
The Irish Times
11
Canadian Palm Trees Migrating South For The Winter?
Wired
12
He reached the plateau and saw that the woods goats had been migrating south for some time.
Space Prison
13
They consequently migrated south and, in the fifteenth century, finally wiped out the last of the old Norse settlers.
The Red Man's Continent: A Chronicle of Aboriginal America
14
They migrated south and west.
The genesis secret
15
"Snowbird migrating south for some sun and sand?" I persisted.
Break No Bones
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Quilalea, a private island and marine sanctuary is home to turtles and humpback whales who shelter their young here before migrating south.
The Guardian
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