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Had a blast reading this article on migratory shore birds, especially the Hudsonian godwit, from the New Yorker. (Behind a paywall, sorry)
Rivka Galchen, "Flight Risk"
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/09/21/the-incredible-journey-of-a-migratory-shorebird
I feel like every year or two, I read a story about migration patterns that remind of how wild it is, that there are animals that literally travel thousands of miles between two (or more!) locations every year, exactly. Blows my mind.
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Had a blast reading this article on migratory shore birds, especially the Hudsonian godwit, from the New Yorker. (Behind a paywall, sorry)
Rivka Galchen, "Flight Risk"
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/09/21/the-incredible-journey-of-a-migratory-shorebird
I feel like every year or two, I read a story about migration patterns that remind of how wild it is, that there are animals that literally travel thousands of miles between two (or more!) locations every year, exactly. Blows my mind.
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Had a blast reading this article on migratory shore birds, especially the Hudsonian godwit, from the New Yorker. (Behind a paywall, sorry)
Rivka Galchen, "Flight Risk"
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/09/21/the-incredible-journey-of-a-migratory-shorebird
I feel like every year or two, I read a story about migration patterns that remind of how wild it is, that there are animals that literally travel thousands of miles between two (or more!) locations every year, exactly. Blows my mind.
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Had a blast reading this article on migratory shore birds, especially the Hudsonian godwit, from the New Yorker. (Behind a paywall, sorry)
Rivka Galchen, "Flight Risk"
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/09/21/the-incredible-journey-of-a-migratory-shorebird
I feel like every year or two, I read a story about migration patterns that remind of how wild it is, that there are animals that literally travel thousands of miles between two (or more!) locations every year, exactly. Blows my mind.
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Had a blast reading this article on migratory shore birds, especially the Hudsonian godwit, from the New Yorker. (Behind a paywall, sorry)
Rivka Galchen, "Flight Risk"
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/09/21/the-incredible-journey-of-a-migratory-shorebird
I feel like every year or two, I read a story about migration patterns that remind of how wild it is, that there are animals that literally travel thousands of miles between two (or more!) locations every year, exactly. Blows my mind.