Winged Migration: Chapter 1: Start 4:33 Minutes for Eighty Million Years, Birds Have Ruled

Winged Migration:
Chapter 1: Start
4:33 minutes
For eighty million years, birds have ruled the skies, seas, and earth. Each spring, they fly vast distances. Each fall, they fly the same routes back.
This film is the result of 4 years following their amazing odysseys, in the northern hemisphere and then the southern hemisphere, species by species, flying over each continent.
No special effects were used in the filming of the birds.
(movie's opening title card)
Chapter 2: Greylag Goose
3:13 minutes
The graylag goose flies 1800 miles from south-western Europe to Scandinavia.
Chapter 3: Eurasian Crane
1:52 minutes
The Eurasian crane flies 2500 miles from Spain to the boreal forest.
Chapter 4: White Stork
1:56 minutes
The white stork flies 3100 miles from central Africa to Western Europe.
Chapter 5: Barnacle Goose
1:19 minutes
The barnacle goose flies 1500 miles from Western Europe to Greenland.
Chapter 6: Whooper Swan
1:55 minutes
The whooper swan flies 1800 miles from the Far East to the Siberian tundra.
Chapter 7: Bar-Headed Goose
4:03 minutes
The bar-headed goose flies 1500 miles from India to the central Asia steppes.
Chapter 8: Red-Crowned Crane
1:22 minutes
The red-crowned crane flies 600 miles from the Far East to the Siberian taiga.
Chapter 9: Bald Eagle
0:37 seconds
The bald eagle flies 1800 miles from the American West to Alaska.
Chapter 10: Canada Goose
2:42 minutes
The Canada goose flies 2000 miles from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Circle.
Chapter 11: Snow Goose
2:01 minutes
The snow goose flies 2500 miles from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic lands.
Chapter 12: Clark's Grebe
1:02 minutes
The Clark's grebe in Oregon.
Chapter 13: Sandhill Crane
3:05 minutes
The sandhill crane flies 2000 miles from the Central American plains to the arctic lands.
Chapter 14: Greater Sage Grouse
8:14 minutes
The greater sage grouse in Idaho.
Chapter 15: Common Murre
1:26 minutes
The common murre are scattered over the North Atlantic.
Chapter 16: Northern Gannet
2:25 minutes
The northern gannet in the North Atlantic.
Chapter 17: Arctic Tern
9:14 minutes
The Arctic tern flies 12,500 miles from the Arctic to the Antarctic.
Traveling south through North America.
Chapter 18: Red-Breasted Goose
12:40 minutes
The red-breasted goose traveling south through eastern Europe.
Traveling into Africa.
Chapter 19: Waders
2:45 minutes

The waders fly 6200 miles from the Arctic Circle to the west coast of Africa.
Chapter 20: African White Pelican
5:39 minutes
The African white pelican crossing Africa.
Chapter 21: The Amazon
2:54 minutes
The Amazon.
Chapter 22: Albatross

00:46 seconds
The albatross around Antarctica.
Chapter 23: Rockhopper Penguin
2:14 minutes
The rockhopper penguin travels 620 miles following South Atlantic currents.
Chapter 24: King Penguin
10;52 minutes (to end, including credits)
The king penguin travels from the southern continents to the Antarctic islands.