Who Has the Longest Wingspan
Who Has the Longest Wingspan – well the longest wingspan of all birds goes to the Albatross, a wing span of 12 feet. But they fly over the southern oceans and breed on islands just to the north of the Antarctic Circle. So it is a bird I will probably never see.
So lets look at the birds that I have photographed here in the states. My favorite large bird of all is the White Pelican. It’s wingspan comes in at – drum roll please –
7.5 feet to 11.8 feet
American Eagle 5.5 feet to 8 feet wing span
The Brown Pelican is – 6 to 7 foot span
Great Blue Heron 5.5 to 6.5 feet
Canada Goose 4 to 5 foot span
Wild Turkey has 5 foot span
Great Egret – 4.5 foot wing span
Who Has the Longest Wingspan
27 Replies to “Who Has the Longest Wingspan”
Hopefully you got the Whooping Cranes before they left the Gulf Sandra – they run in the 7.5 foot wingspan range.
I have not seen them yet. I sure would like to, though.
Wow Just wow 🤣😎🙃
Thank you very much Mr. Ohh☺️☺️
That was some fascinating information on wingspans Sandra and the pictures were stunning as well. The poor egret is skin and bones, with all its weight in its outstretched wings.
Yes, they are so tiny.
From the first to the last, they all make my heart beat faster, regardless of whether I see them in real life in a documentary. Thanks for the very nice photos Sandra.
I agree, same for me Rudi. 😊
Beautiful images!
Thank you 😊
Beautiful set of photos Sandra! Great work!
Thank you very much 😊
Une tres belle série d’ailes déployées.
Thank you 😊
Very impressing all these wing spans!
They are, I love photographing them.
Large birds but your photography is stunning!
Thank you very much Kim, I appreciate that 8
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Thank you very much Francine 😊
Thanks for the nice photos and wing span info!
You are very welcome Marland. Thank you. 😊
Wonderful photos of these birds 🙂
Thank you very much Dave 😊
Amazing pics of birds with open wings, Sandra ! 😍 I didn’t even imagine that the wing can be so long! 😮
Thank you very much, yes there are some big birds out there.
Them big birds Sandra !