On May 17, and in the company of my friends Bob and Dougal, we drove to the south coast and Titchfield Haven in Hampshire ...

The most common species include Osprey, Northern Harrier, Sharp-shinned Hawk, Cooper’s Hawk, Red-shouldered Hawk, Broad-winged Hawk, Red-tailed Hawk ... including Black-necked Stilt, American Avocet, ...

These winged travelers embark on journeys that defy human imagination, crossing continents, oceans, and mountain ranges with remarkable precision. From the Arctic tern’s pole-to-pole marathon to the ...

Pied, meaning “two-or-more colors,” refers to their striking black and white coloration ... will travel 18,000 miles roundtrip. The bar-tailed godwit is another wader to make it on our ...

With a non-stop migration of almost 7,000 miles, the bar-tailed godwit has ... backs, and wings all the way down to their tails. Males are nearly black with clearly reddish-brown eyes, while ...

From the Arctic Tern’s pole-to-pole voyage to the Bar-tailed Godwit’s non-stop oceanic marathon, these winged wanderers demonstrate nature ... These slender, white birds with distinctive black caps ...

The black-tailed godwit is a critically endangered wading ... plumage with decorative black and white stripes across their wings. Typically they make a ‘kik’ or ‘kik-ki’ call when in ...

In Flight of the Godwit ... bar-tailed godwits spend weeks putting on weight. They’ll double their body size by boosting their fat reserves, and their heart and wing muscles will grow.

The wings acquire the quality of an artfully woven cloth, with black and white threads coming together in a delectable design. At Perumbakkam, this black-tailed godwit was found ready for the ...