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A mismatch between the departure schedules of songbirds and higher spring temperatures at their breeding sites means they are arriving 'late' for the advanced spring and likely missing out on peak food they need to be productive breeders.  Source: No early birds getting the worms: Songbirds risk missing peak food supply
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