Which foraging outcome results when migratory birds misinterpret celestial cues?

💡 Explanation

Disrupted celestial navigation induces premature departure, where photoperiod change governs migratory timing. Birds use a celestial "map"; because they interpret cues denoting seasonal shifts incorrectly, therefore migrants depart breeding grounds too early rather than exploiting resources efficiently.

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