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Alaska Birding begins
Not too hot........ on Adak. Well actually it was too nice. Not enough low pressure and storm systems to send birds over from Asia. We did get to see aleutian terns, bar-tailed godwits, tufted duck and a few other common and not so common ducks for N. America. The real adventure was this... -
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Alaska Birding begins
Well most of the late migrants............. have arrived. I went out walking last night and was able hear and locate Townsend warblers, a gray-cheeked thrush and a northern waterthrush. The geese have moved on. Sandhill cranes are still moving through around. We are ready to go to adak... -
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Alaska Birding begins
Kodiak, Alaska Just got back from Kodiak, Alaska. Spent one day birding the road system and saw a lot of birds. Saw my first Emperor Goose and Red-faced Cormorant. Plus a beautiful pair of Pacific Golden Plovers, along with hundreds of Harlequins and gulls. Surf, Black and White-winged... -
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Alaska Birding begins
Gunsight hawk watch Rufles that will be fun to hear about all you see this spring. My wife and I are headed to Adak the end of May. Hoping to see a few rare asiatic species not as many as you will get though. Just got back from the hawk watch at mile post 118 on the glen hwy. The grand total... -
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Alaska Birding begins
Up here in Fairbanks any way. Unconfirmed sightings of canada geese at Creamer's field started coming in the 31st of march. Now april 5 there is about 90 to 100 hanging out. This is about 5 to 6 days earlier than normal Our first sure sign of spring in the interior, when the geese begin to...