
The Red Knot and Long-Distance Migration
The red knot is a migratory shorebird that travels up to 20,000 km twice a year from its breeding grounds on the high Arctic tundra to its southern non-breeding sites. Along with having one of the longest total migrations of any bird, some populations also fly as much as 8,000–9,000 km between stopover sites in…
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Produced by:Peter Prokosch
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Year:05/10/2013
The Red Knot and Long-Distance Migration
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Knot (Calidris canutus canutus) breeding in high Arctic tundra during snowstorm, Sterlegova, Great Arctic Reserve, Taymyr, Northern Siberia, Russia
October 1, 2013