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Welcome to the collection of images dedicated to the phenomenon of migration. Migration is a natural process of the movement of people, animals, and even plants from one place to another. This phenomenon can take various forms and have various reasons, from seeking better living and feeding conditions to climate change or seasonal cycles.

The Phenomenon of Migration in the Animal World

Animals migrate for several important reasons. They may follow seasonal changes in temperature and food availability, moving across oceans, forests, and plains. For example, flocks of birds fly thousands of kilometers to reach their winter habitats, and migration of salamanders occurs in search of suitable bodies of water for reproduction. In this collection, you will find images of various migrating species, including dolphins, geese, and deer, demonstrating this ancient behavior.

Human Migration

In the world of human culture, migration is an important aspect of history. It is a process that facilitates the exchange of cultures, languages, and traditions. People migrate for better economic conditions, education, or safety. Our collection includes photographs of the places where migrants go in search of new opportunities, as well as images of traditional cultures that are preserved in these communities.

Plant Migration

Not only animals and humans migrate. Plants also have mechanisms for spreading their seeds over significant distances. Wind, water, or animals become active participants in the process, helping seeds find new places to grow. In our photographs, you will see fields of blooming plants that are beginning their journey to a new location, as well as forests where ancient trees share their offspring with the surrounding world.

Each photograph in this collection helps reveal the uniqueness of migration in nature and human society. Explore our catalog to see the diversity of forms and directions of migration!

Migration

Geese flying over a foggy grassy landscape at dawn

A Flock of Ducks in a Foggy Morning Forest