[PDF.88um] The Flight of the Red Knot: A Natural History Account of a Small Bird's Annual Migration from the Arctic Circle to the Tip of South America and Back
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The Flight of the Red Knot: A Natural History Account of a Small Bird's Annual Migration from the Arctic Circle to the Tip of South America and Back
Brian Harrington
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| #2135839 in Books | 1996-02-17 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.30 x1.00 x7.40l, | File type: PDF | 192 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Amazing story of world travel.|By Akcloudwoman|I am fascinated by birds and their amazing travels. This book is a collection of beautiful photographs of the red knot and its environment. The authors give a treasure trove of information about this small shorebird and the thousands of miles they migrate every year. It is also creates a sense of environmental awareness, and how|.com |The epic subtitle only hints at the amazing scope of this story. The subject is the migration of a species of sandpiper, known as the red knot for its smoked salmon breeding coloration. These birds mass in the tens of thousands on New Jersey's Delaware Ba
A beautifully illustrated book following the extraordinary 18,000-mile annual migration of the Red Knot.
Red Knots are in the sandpiper family. They are barely ten inches long and weigh about twenty ounces. Each spring they breed in the Arctic, but in the year that follows they will migrate to the southern tip of South America and back again in their quest for food. Why and how they travel more than 18,000 miles each year, often as many as 2,500 m...
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