14 Oct,2023
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The Adélie penguin makes the longest migration of any penguin or flightless bird. Penguins living in the Ross Sea region make an annual migration totaling 8,100 miles.
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Pied wheatear’s journey begins in Southeast Europe. From there it travels to China, before then overwintering in either India or Northeast Africa. In total, pied wheatears may travel a total of 11,000 miles.
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Alaskan-based northern wheaters travel up to 18,000 miles over the course of the year. This is enough to earn them first place in terms of songbirds that migrate the longest.
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Pectoral sandpiper remains one of the birds that migrates the longest as some pectoral sandpipers will travel 18,000 miles roundtrip.
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Bar-tailed Godwit make the longest non-stop flight of any known species, which can reach up to 7,500 miles. They do it all without stopping to eat, which is a whole other record in and of itself.
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Short-tailed shearwaters travel down the western coast of the United States before flying across the Pacific Ocean. Round trip, they may travel up to 27,000 miles.
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(Brasserie Dupont): This Belgian saison is a classic beer that’s been around for centuries. It’s brewed with a blend of saison yeast and spices, and it has a refreshing, citrusy flavor. It’s a great beer to enjoy on a warm summer day.
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Arctic terns travel up to 60,000 miles over the course of a single year.
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