It also lies on the coast, which is used by many species as a flyway, or migratory path.
The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and the fellows of its architecture school hold to this migratory path today.
Antarctica had long been thought to be a migratory path for marsupials moving between southern continents in early Cenozoic time.
The dams, in Washington State, are part of a cluster on the Snake River and the Columbia River that interrupt the fishes' migratory path.
Stein follows the migratory path of Jewish entrepreneurs in the feather boom of the eighteen-eighties, from Lithuania to South Africa to London to New York.
It is located on the migratory path that birds take in the spring and fall, so many of the species stop on their way south and north.
And I consider myself blessed because, for eight years, my all-time favourite bird, the ring ouzel (a blackbird-sized thrush with a white crescent on its chest), has stopped off here on its migratory path.
A world-famous marine biologist and conservationist from Switzerland, Scholl has been tagging and studying great whites for almost 10 years and is credited with discovering their migratory path from South Africa to Australia.
The lease area in the Chukchi Sea, which Interior Department officials estimate has 15 billion barrels of oil and 77 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, is along the migratory path of the bowhead whale.
Witnesses suggested the engine trouble was caused by the plane flying into a flock of geese – a perennial threat at New York airports as a result of the city lying on a well-used migratory path for birds.
