Which major flyway links bird-breeding areas in Europe with wintering areas in Africa?

The East Atlantic Flyway links bird-breeding areas in Europe with wintering areas in Africa.

This migration corridor follows the Atlantic coast of Europe and Africa, with important stopover sites in the Wadden Sea, the United Kingdom, Iberia, and western Africa. It is especially significant for shorebirds, ducks, geese, and other waterbirds.

The flyway is not a single narrow route. Birds use several coastal and inland paths, depending on species, weather, food, and geography. Some birds travel south through western Europe and Morocco, while others cross or skirt the Sahara.

The East Atlantic Flyway is one of the world's major bird-migration systems. It is sometimes confused with the African-Eurasian flyway concept, which covers a broader region and includes several connected migration routes.