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Every Spring, thousands of Red Knots travel 9,000 miles from South America’s Tierra del Fuego to the Canadian Arctic for their breeding season. With such a long migration, this shorebird

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The Motus Wildlife Tracking Network has revolutionized scientific knowledge about animal migration since 2014, using automated radio telemetry to track movements across more than 2,270 receiving stations around the globe.

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The Antioquia Brushfinch was first described in 2007, but only on the basis of three museum specimens. A live bird was not found in the field until 2018, when an