'Ender', Tracked by Satellite Transmitter, Traveled 14 Countries in 5 Months, Flapped 6 Thousand Kilometers of Wings
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A hawk named Ender, tracked by satellite transmitter from Iğdır, flew 6,000 kilometers of wings from Asia to Africa in 5 months. 21.10.2026, Sputnik Turkey
"Ender," a steppe falcon fitted with a satellite transmitter at the Aras Bird Sanctuary in Iğdır, traveled 6,041 kilometers across 14 countries in 148 days. Crossing the Sahara Desert in a 13-hour non-stop flight, the falcon reached its wintering grounds in Ethiopia.
Ender, a steppe hawk named Ender, which was installed on a satellite transmitter in Iğdır, traveled 6 thousand 41 kilometers in 148 days, crossing 14 countries. The hawk arrived in Ethiopia on October 9 on its migration journey, which began on September 20, and is currently in the Oromia region.
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