The impact of climate change on migratory bird routes is profound, leading to altered patterns in migration timing, routes, and habitat use. Changes in temperature and weather patterns can affect the availability of food resources and nesting areas, forcing birds to adapt their migratory behaviors. As seasons shift, some birds may arrive at breeding grounds too early or too late, reducing survival and reproductive success. Additionally, habitat loss due to climate change diminishes suitable stopover sites, posing further challenges to migratory birds and their populations in the face of shifting ecosystems.