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Alaska Maritime
National Wildlife Refuge

For Birders

BIRD LISTS

Flock to Alaska Maritime Refuge’s birding hot spots just as the seabirds, endemics, and birds from Asia do.

Seabirds – nearly 40 million of them, more than 30 species in their finest breeding plumages including tufted and horned puffins, least and crested auklets – and enough visiting shearwaters to darken the waters near the Barren Islands or in Unimak Pass.

Endemics – birds that nest only here - including whiskered auklets, red-legged kittiwakes, and McKay’s buntings.

Asiatics – Spring, fall, and storms in summer bring sightings of birds blown off course or whose migration along Asia’s west coast takes them over the refuge.

Online bird lists for areas in the Alaska Maritime Refuge

Birds of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge

Birds of the Adak Island, Aleutian Islands unit of the Alaska Maritime Refuge

Birds of Attu

Birds of the Alaska Peninsula - Cape Douglas to Port Moller

Birders Guide to Kachemak Bay(Homer, Alaska)

Birds of Kodiak Island Archipelago

Birds of Nome, Alaska

Birds of Northwest Alaska(relates to Chamisso, Cape Thompson, Cape Lisburne)

Birds of Seward (Alaska) area (LINK usgs)

Wings Over Alaska is a new program that rewards birdwatching. Birders who identify 50, 125, 200, or 275 species in Alaska receive certificates from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

 


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