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Yellow-breasted Chat

Latin:  Icteria virens

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Arctic Loon

Latin:  Gavia arctica

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Common Loon

Latin:  Gavia immer

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Pacific Loon

Latin:  Gavia pacifica

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Red-throated Loon

Latin:  Gavia stellata

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Yellow-billed Loon

Latin:  Gavia adamsii

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Wilson's Storm-Petrel

Latin:  Oceanites oceanicus

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White-faced Storm-Petrel

Latin:  Pelagodroma marina

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    Your 2025 World Migratory Bird Day Celebration Kit!
    BirdBlog May 5, 2025

    Your 2025 World Migratory Bird Day Celebration Kit!

    This post is full of stories about Alaska birds, where they are celebrated, and how science can save them, plus a talking Aleutian Tern.

    Let Them Eat Mud: How Biofilm Can Change Shorebird Conservation
    On The Wire May 5, 2025

    Let Them Eat Mud: How Biofilm Can Change Shorebird Conservation

    And how the biofilm “film” documents this scientific breakthrough for Western Sandpipers while highlighting a dangerous development project on a crucial stopover site.

    Introducing the Utqiaġvik Birding Trail
    On The Wire April 22, 2025

    Introducing the Utqiaġvik Birding Trail

    A birding trail was born out of a festival to further celebrate birds, community, bird tourism, and conservation in Arctic Alaska.

    Benjamin Sullender, Director of Geospatial Science
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    Director of Geospatial Science

    “Alaska Wildlife and Wild Lands” Recordings With Dr. John Schoen
    BirdBlog March 6, 2025

    “Alaska Wildlife and Wild Lands” Recordings With Dr. John Schoen

    Learn about old-growth forests like the Tongass, Arctic Alaska, Alaska’s bears and Pacific Salmon, and how Alaska’s intact ecosystems are being affected by resource development and climate change.

    eBird Presentation and Field Trip for Waterfowlers, Birders, and Outdoor Enthusiasts
    BirdBlog March 3, 2025

    eBird Presentation and Field Trip for Waterfowlers, Birders, and Outdoor Enthusiasts

    Join us in Juneau on April 18 and 19, 2025, for an engaging session on the fantastic community science tool eBird followed by a next-morning field trip!

    Safety Sound, a Crucial Stopover Site for Migrant Birds, Is Under Threat From a Mining Operation
    On The Wire March 4, 2025

    Safety Sound, a Crucial Stopover Site for Migrant Birds, Is Under Threat From a Mining Operation

    A Nevada-based mining company could impact the Safety Sound Important Bird Area near Nome, a place vital to birds and wildlife, Alaska Native subsistence users, and tourism.

    Sandpipers’ Last Supper
    BirdBlog February 18, 2025

    Sandpipers’ Last Supper

    The story of a tiny shorebird’s epic journey, powered by an invisible fuel in the mud.

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