50 Most Beautiful Animal Migration Photos
Migration is an usual activity for living beings, especially in case of animals. Animal migration is the relatively long-distance movement of individuals, usually on a seasonal basis.
For various reasons may be local climate, local availability of food, the season of the year or for mating reasons! Every year, birds, fish, mammals, reptiles, insects and other major animal groups around the world migrate.
It’s really interesting to see animals running and playing, but it’s more fascinating to see thousands of animals in the act of migration. Here, in the showcase below, we’ve collected 50 most beautiful wildlife photos that will show you just how amazing of a sight an animal migration can be!
50 Most Beautiful Animal Migration Photos
1. Jellyfish In Palau
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2. Monarch Butterflies In Mexico
Image credits: Joel Sartore
3. Walruses In Svalbard
Image credits: Paul Nicklen
4. White Ibis
Image credits: James Shadle
5. Flying Flamingos
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6. Gentoo penguins in Antarctica
Image credits: Paul Nicklen
7. Red Crowned Cranes Above Hula Lake, Israel
Image credits: Ido Meirovich
8. Golden Jellyfish In Palau
Image credits: National Geographic
9. ’50 Shades of Ray’ in Baja, Mexico
Image credits: Eduardo Lopez Negrete
10. Christmas Island Red Crabs
Image credits: Max Orchard
11. Greater Flamingoes In Yucatán Peninsula
Image credits: Robert B. Haas
12. African Buffaloes
Image credits: Luo Hong
13. Fireflies In Japan
Image credits: Kei Nomiyama
14. Spawn In Taylor Creek, California, USA
Image credits: Joe Chan
15. Penguins
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16. Munk’s Devil Rays In Baja, Mexico
Image credits: Florian Schulz
17. Butterflies In Tucabaca, Bolivia
Image credits: Steffen Reichle
18. Pronghorns in Canada
Image credits: Joel Berger
19. Roan Antelopes, Namibia
Image credits: Guido
20. White Pelicans In Mississippi
Image credits: Annie Griffiths
21. Sandhill Cranes Platte River
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22. Fruit Bats in Zambia
Image credits: Will Burrard-Lucas
23. Grayling In Yukon, Canada
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24. Moorhens In Winter Time At Lake Balaton
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25. Monarch Butterflies In Mexico
Image credits: Pendens proditor
26. Locusts In Madagascar
Image credits: Michele Martinelli
27. Wildebeest Over The Mara River, Northern Serengeti
Image credits: Nicole Cambré
28. Monarch Butterflies
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29. Ladybirds at Seaside In Blokhus, Denmark
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30. Pacific bluefin tuna
Image credits: Brian J. Skerry/Getty Images/National Geographic
31. Wildebeests, Kenya
Image credits: Sergey Agapov
32. Stingrays
Image credits: reddit.com
33. Red Crowned Cranes in Israel
Image credits: Liron Hamelnick
34. Snow goose in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Image credits: Craig Leaper
35. The Great Snow Geese In Canada
Image credits: Toni Chowdhury
36. Nasutitermitinae termites in FRIM forest, Kepong
Image credits: Mohd Sazli Ab Hamid
37. May-fly Swarm In Hungary, River Tisza
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38. Mali Elephants
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39. Sandpipers, Canada
Image credits: John Stager
40. Pronghorn
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41. Carribou Migration, Canada
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42. Sockeye Salmon, Canada
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43. Shark Wall In Fakarava
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44. Red Crab
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45. Mayfly Swarming On River Tisza, Hungary
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46. King penguins in Possession Island
Image credits: Stefano Unterthiner
47. Sparrows In Berlin, Germany
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48. Sand Hill Cranes Leaving Palmer, Alaska
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49. Zebras in Tanzania
Image credits: Giulio Zanni
50. Scalloped Hammerhead Sharks, Galapagos islands
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Amazing pictures, thank you fro sharing. Nature surely is the best designer.
What a fabulous collection Anders! I can’t help wondering …did the flamingoes really group themselves into a bird shape?
Yes,It’s really an fantastic and extraordinary photos, so thanks to sharing this photos for makes my design super.
yeah totally great man
Many birds migrating from Siberia to Pakistan, which is found to be good for Pakistan. One million birds migrate from Siberia to Pakistan each year, using the Indus Flyway, also known as the International Migratory Bird Route Number 4, by covering a distance of about 4,500km.
cool davion
it is gnarly