Bird migration shifts follow climate trend in Oklahoma

 
By SUSAN HYLTON | Modified: February 16, 2009 at 4:17 am | Published: February 16, 2009   

The American robin once spent its winters along the Oklahoma-Texas state line. It now spends the winter months along the Oklahoma-Kansas state line.

It would be sharing habitat with the fox sparrow, but that species has left the Oklahoma-Kansas area and now spends the winter in Wyoming.

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And the snow goose, once calling central Texas its winter home, now enjoys southeastern Oklahoma’s climate.

Those are some of the findings released last week by the National...
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