For this challenge, I am posting a photo of Red Knots in flight over the Delaware Bay. These birds migrate every year from Artic areas to Tierra del Fuego at the tip of South America, a distance of 9,300 miles and one of the longest migratory paths of any bird.
Red Knots over the Delaware Bay
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What a superb example to render the challenge ! Amazing how Nature endows every living being,every organism with strength in order to survive ! Most interesting details,lovely birds in action above the ocean !!!
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You are so right, Doda, about nature endowing all creatures with what they need to survive. Thank you for visiting and commenting.
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Beautiful shot!
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Thanks, Pat!
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Beautiful capture! I hope to see them coming by here too.
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Thanks. Maybe you can take some photos of them and display them on your blog?
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Absolutely, if I’m lucky to see them here.
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Brilliant take on! 9.300 miles, wow!
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Wow indeed, for a bird that is not large at all.
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We have the same red knots here on Kiawah. They typically arrive en masse in late spring and leave us after a week or two. They are truly amazing and definitely a great example of endurance!
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They are probably the same ones that come to New Jersey, and Kiawah is one of their stops during their migration. Thank you for visiting, Tina!
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That is a true interpretation of the word, Hien: I doubt there’ll be any truer.
A lovely shot of some amazing animals.
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Thank you, M-R!
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