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The article presents a study focusing on migration and over-wintering of Red Knot birds along the Atlantic Coast of the U.S. The study reflected the variation in Knots' migration patterns which include four birds along the U.S. Atlantic coast and rest to the Caribbean islands and South America. It was also found that Knots spent 58 to 75 days in Monomoy Refuge before migrating to the south in November.

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