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Seven Bar-tailed Godwits in Flight, southern EAAF, Awarua Bay

Seven Bar-tailed Godwits prepare for their northward trans-equatorial migration to escape wintering in New Zealand.
Located at the southern end of the East Asian Australasian Flyway (EAAF), Awarua Bay is an important feeding ground for Austral summers. In Austral autumn and winter, they head to their breeding grounds in Alaska.

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Copyright: Kimball Chen
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Seven Bar-tailed Godwits prepare for their northward trans-equatorial migration to escape wintering in New Zealand. <br />
Located at the southern end of the East Asian Australasian Flyway (EAAF), Awarua Bay is an important feeding ground for Austral summers. In Austral autumn and winter, they head to their breeding grounds in Alaska.