Seasonal marriage

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In animal species, seasonal marriage is a community that, in contrast to permanent marriage, is only given for a certain period of time.

Many animal species have time marriages ( great gray owls , gray herons , greenfinches , house sparrows , stilts ), which, for example, extend over a growing season in order to take care of the brood together.

Even storks perform marriages season, yet live in generally monogamous, because both sides of the common nesting site connects.