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Pole-to-pole migration, traveling 25,000 miles annually

Migration up to 14,000 miles, traveling from New Zealand to the North Pacific

Short to medium distance migration, typically less than 2,000 miles

Non-stop flight of up to 7,000 miles between Alaska and New Zealand

Long distance migration, covering around 6,000 miles from North to South America

Migration of up to 3,000 miles from North America to central Mexico

Migration over 500 miles non-stop across the Gulf of Mexico

Migration of over 1,800 miles, including a non-stop flight over the Atlantic Ocean

Migrates up to 5,000 miles between northern Siberia and the southern United States

Migration can exceed 3,900 miles from breeding grounds in Alaska to wintering spots in South America

Migration distances vary widely, some travel up to 15,500 miles round-trip

Migration of approximately 6,000 miles from northern breeding areas to southern wintering grounds

Migration can be over 3,000 miles from the Arctic to the southern United States or Mexico

Migration of approximately 4,000 miles from Europe to Sub-Saharan Africa

Long distance migration of up to 9,300 miles from the Arctic to the southern tip of South America

Migration of up to 6,000 miles between Europe and Sub-Saharan Africa

Cover distances of over 3,000 miles from the Arctic to South America

Migration can cover over 5,000 miles from North America to South America

Migration of up to 8,000 miles from North America to South America

Migration of up to 9,000 miles from the Arctic to Sub-Saharan Africa

Migration of up to 2,500 miles from northern Canada to the Gulf Coast of Texas

Migration varies from short movements to up to 2,000 miles

Migration from Europe to Western Asia and Africa, covering distances up to 2,500 miles

Migration typically involves shorter distances but can exceed 1,200 miles

Migration of approximately 5,000 miles from North America to the Amazon basin

Migration of up to 4,000 miles from Arctic and subarctic breeding ranges to wintering sites

Migration can exceed 7,000 miles from Northern breeding sites to Southern wintering areas

Migration typically up to 1,500 miles between the Southern United States and Central America

Migration of around 4,000 miles from Europe to Africa