Nonmigratory (adjective)

Not characterized by or inclined to migrate.

Origin:

Derived from the prefix "non-" meaning "not" or "without" and "migratory" meaning characterized by or inclined to migrate.

Examples:

1. Nonmigratory birds do not migrate, they live in the same place year-round.
2. The nonmigratory fish species stay in the same body of water throughout their lives.
3. Nonmigratory animals do not move from one place to another on a regular basis.
4. The nonmigratory population of animals is the one that remains in the same area throughout the year.
5. The nonmigratory species of birds do not move to different areas in response to seasonal changes.