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Birds of Alaska-Updated & Regrouped 2023.8.30..

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GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2009.5.5#124.5X. One of the most remarkable birds on earth. They travel the longest distance in migration of any other bird. An average yearly trip is around 25,000 miles. Because of their longevity, approximately 25 years. They travel enough miles in their life to reach the moon 3 times. This bird was captured in Potter Marsh, south of Anchorage Alaska. Later in the summer this bird will back back on the ice in Antarctica for the rest of the year before coming back here again next spring.
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GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2009.5.5#124.5X. One of the most remarkable birds on earth. They travel the longest distance in migration of any other bird. An average yearly trip is around 25,000 miles. Because of their longevity, approximately 25 years. They travel enough miles in their life to reach the moon 3 times. This bird was captured in Potter Marsh, south of Anchorage Alaska. Later in the summer this bird will back back on the ice in Antarctica for the rest of the year before coming back here again next spring.

  • GULLS, TERNS-Gull, Mew 2010.5.15#041. Potter Marsh, Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Gull, Mew 2011.4.26#3. Potter Marsh Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Gull, Mew 2013.5.9#043. Protesting my presence. Potter Marsh, Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Gull, Mew 2013.5.20#205. Potter Marsh, Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Gull, Mew 2013.5.30#258. Annoyed by a Long-billed Dowitcher. Potter Marsh, Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Gull, Mew 2014.6.28#140. Savage Canyon, Denali Park Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic. With freshly caught Stickleback. South Central Alaska. #57.060. 3x4 ratio format.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2008.5.30#048. Potter Marsh, south of Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2009.5.5#124.5X. One of the most remarkable birds on earth. They travel the longest distance in migration of any other bird. An average yearly trip is around 25,000 miles. Because of their longevity, approximately 25 years. They travel enough miles in their life to reach the moon 3 times. This bird was captured in Potter Marsh, south of Anchorage Alaska. Later in the summer this bird will back back on the ice in Antarctica for the rest of the year before coming back here again next spring.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2010.5.19#009. Protecting a nest. Potter Marsh, south of Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2010.5.19#025. The egg that the Terns were protecting in the previous image. Potter Marsh, south of Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2011.5.16#024. Strange light this mourning at Potter Marsh, south of Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2013.6.4#081. Has just captured a plump Stickleback for dinner. Potter Marsh, Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2014.5.7#030. Potter Marsh, Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2014.5.7#052. With freshly captured Sticklebacks. Potter Marsh, Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2014.5.7#164. Potter Marsh, Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2014.5.7#175. Potter Marsh, Anchorage Alaska.
  • GULLS, TERNS-Tern, Arctic 2014.6.17#117. With a freshly caught stickleback. Potter March, Anchorage Alaska.
  • HAWKS, EAGLES-Eagle, Bald 2005.5.1#012.2. Strikes a pose amongst the Cottonwood catkins. Westchester Lagoon, Anchorage Alaska.
  • HAWKS, EAGLES-Eagle, Bald 2005.51#012.4. Westchester Lagoon, Anchorage, Alaska.
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