March signals winter's end, spring begins with wildlife awakening. As temperatures rise, hibernating animals emerge, birds migrate, and marine life thrives.
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Here are some animals you can spot in March:
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Monarch Butterflies
These vibrant orange-and-black butterflies migrate back north from Mexico, making them a spectacular sight.
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Red Foxes
As breeding season begins, red foxes become more visible, often spotted hunting in open fields.
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Hedgehogs
In Europe, hedgehogs awaken from hibernation and start foraging for food, making them easier to spot in gardens.
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Brown Bears
As spring nears, brown bears wake from hibernation and begin their search for food in forests and mountains.
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Hummingbirds
These tiny birds start migrating back to North America, feeding on newly blooming flowers.
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Otters
Playful river otters can be seen in lakes and streams as they become more active after winter.