The impact of climate change on seasonal migratory patterns of birds is profound, altering migration timings, routes, and outcomes. Changes in temperature and weather patterns can lead to mismatches between food availability and migratory schedules, threatening bird populations. Earlier springs may cause birds to migrate sooner, potentially arriving in habitats that are not yet suitable for breeding. Additionally, altered climatic conditions can affect stopover sites, which are critical for fueling birds during migration. Understanding these changes is essential for implementing conservation strategies that protect migratory routes and support avian species in adapting to shifting conditions.