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Highest Flying Birds
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Red-tailed Hawk
Soars at high altitudes to spot prey; one of the most common hawks in North America.
Peregrine Falcon
The fastest bird in the world; dives at speeds over 240 mph from great heights to catch prey.
Whooper Swan
One of the heaviest flying birds; migrates long distances at high altitudes.
Bald Eagle
Symbol of the USA; uses thermal currents to glide at great heights while hunting fish.
Common Crane
Migrates in flocks at high altitudes; known for its loud, trumpeting calls.
Golden Eagle
Powerful predator that soars at high altitudes to hunt prey like rabbits and squirrels.
American White Pelican
Flies in synchronized groups at high altitudes; feeds cooperatively in shallow waters.
Canada Goose
Famous for its V-shaped flight formations; flies at high altitudes during seasonal migrations.
Sandhill Crane
Migrates in large flocks at high altitudes; known for its distinctive bugling calls.
Trumpeter Swan
The largest native waterfowl in North America; capable of high-altitude migration.
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Bar-headed Goose
Known for flying at extreme altitudes, crossing the Himalayas at over 29,000 feet (8,800 meters).
Snow Goose
Migrates in massive flocks at high altitudes; known for its striking white plumage.
Mallard
Highly adaptable duck species; capable of flying at high altitudes during migration.
White Stork
Glides at high altitudes during migration; associated with folklore and delivering babies.
Turkey Vulture
Soars at high altitudes using thermals to locate carrion with its keen sense of smell.
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