"Snowbird"

"Snowbird" typically refers to people, often retirees, who leave colder regions during winter months to live in warmer areas, particularly in the southern United States. This seasonal migration allows them to avoid harsh winter weather and enjoy a more temperate climate. The term can also apply to certain birds that migrate south for the winter. In essence, snowbirds take advantage of the seasonal changes to enhance their quality of life, seeking warmth, recreation, and social opportunities in sunnier locales during the colder months.