Pribilof Islands - Alaska's Bering Sea

An Alaska birding hot spot that is a must visit destination for some of Alaska's most interesting resident birds and the chance for great Asian wanderers. 		 
King Eider in flight
Click to see big picture (700x467 pixels; 25 KB) 		Peeking over the cliffs directly into nests of Alaska's interesting bird residents
Click to see big picture (633x475 pixels; 71 KB) 		Least and Crested Auklets
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Thick-Billed Murre on its nest ledge
Click to see big picture (322x475 pixels; 46 KB) 		Northern Fur Seal
Click to see big picture (398x475 pixels; 36 KB) 		Red-necked Stint
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Parakeet Auklet
Click to see big picture (633x475 pixels; 53 KB) 		Gray wagtail - A very rare visitor to North America
Click to see big picture (501x475 pixels; 47 KB) 		Gray-tailed Tattler - Bering Sea Alaska
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Northern Fur Seals staking out their territories
Click to see big picture (633x475 pixels; 59 KB) 		Common Murres
Click to see big picture (700x467 pixels; 107 KB) 		Red-throated Pipit
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Horned Puffins
Click to see big picture (529x475 pixels; 64 KB) 		Parasitic Jaeger
Click to see big picture (700x467 pixels; 36 KB) 		Red Phalarope
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Bird the boonies - so many birds, so little time