Harsh weather conditions affect South Jersey bird populations

Changes in weather caused in part by climate change affect birds’ habitats, migration patterns and overall health.

By: Caitlin Schad

Outlets: South Jersey Climate News

Published: November 6, 2026

Words: 964

Last Updated: 3 days, 8 hours ago


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If you’re from South Jersey, chances are you’ve driven to any shore point on the coast. When you cross the bridge over to the island, one prominent sound you may hear is the sound of birds chirping.

However, these sounds are becoming are diminished.

Climate change causes weather to be more extreme; it can cause stronger winds and heavier rain and, in some cases, droughts. With extreme weather conditions across South Jersey,wildlife is especially affected. Specifically, the …

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