The Arctic Tern is known to migrate the longest. It travels between the Arctic and Antarctic annually, covering over 40,233 kilometers in search of warmer climates.
The Bar-Tailed Godwit is known for its extraordinary migration journey. It flies non stop for 12,000 kilometers from Alaska to New Zealand and showcases endurance and navigational skills.
The Blackpoll Warbler embarks on one of the longest migration journeys of any North American songbird. This bird continuously flies across the Atlantic to South America.
The Common Swift travels from Europe to sub-Saharan Africa. It covers thousands of miles in search of warmer climates and food.
Sooty Shearwater embarks on one of the longest migrations. It travels over 64,373 kilometers from New Zealand to the Northern Hemisphere in search of food.
Sanderlings travel long distances between coastal breeding grounds and wintering areas. These small shorebirds demonstrate incredible endurance and adaptability during their journey.
The Pied Wheatear embarks on an impressive migration. It travels from its breeding grounds in Central Asia to sub-Saharan Africa. It migrates in search of warmer climates.
The Red Knot migrates from the Arctic breeding grounds to South America. It covers up to 14484 kilometers. It's known for its long, non-stop journey across continents.
Wilson’s Phalarope cover around 8046 kilometers. It migrates from North America to South America. The bird stops to rest at wetlands along the way, showcasing remarkable endurance.
Whooping Cranes migrate approximately 4828.032 kilometers. They travel from Canada to the Gulf Coast of the United States, seeking warmer climates for winter.