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Birds inherit the propensity to migrate from their parents, Liedvogel explained, and the distance and direction in which they fly are primarily based on genetics.

Most birds fly at night on their migratory journeys because they expend less energy in the cooler air and aren’t as exposed to predators, Brand explained.

But why do birds fly at night? And how does the weather play into this? By flying at night, it allows birds that aren’t strong fliers to avoid tricky and dangerous flight situations.

“By looking at the weather radar, we knew that 16 million birds flew over Indiana [last night],” Indiana DNR assistant ornithologist Amy Kearns said Monday.