Birds migrating by day use the Sun to navigate, adjusting their angle to the Sun as the Sun’s position moves from east to west. [Birds migrating by night]  orient to the North Star (Polaris),. . . . Polaris is stationary, however, and Cornell scientists determined that buntings can orient from Polaris or other constellations within 35 degrees of Polaris, especially the constellation Orion. Source
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