Large and beautiful in flight, the Whooper swan is recognized for its migration patterns. In addition, they soar at a height of roughly 8000–6000 meters.
A high flyer as well as one of the ducks with the fastest flight times is the mallard. During migration, they can travel great distances and soar up to approximately 6,400 meters.
The Alpine Chough is a bird that, because to its color, resembles a crow a lot. They also possess the exceptional and rare capacity to soar to great heights in the sky. They can be seen close to mountain peaks and have been recorded to soar over 8000 meters.
Another bird with extraordinary flying skills is the Andean Condor. They have one of the most beautiful and amazing glides and can soar over 6500 meters in the air.
Another soaring bird with migratory tendencies that flies at high altitudes is the bar-headed goose. It is possible for them to soar above 8000 meters, even in bitterly cold weather.
Common cranes are migratory birds that fly great distances in pursuit of food and cover. They not only fly at record-breaking altitudes but also cover great distances. They have been seen soaring as high as 10,000 meters in the sky.
The record for the highest flight of any bird belongs to the Ruppell's Griffon vulture. This huge vulture was involved in an aircraft collision over the Ivory Coast and was once reported flying at 11,278 meters.