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<\/a>Hawfinch, near Seal Drive Feeder, May 26, 2016<\/p><\/div>\n
No Brambling sightings in the past two days. The Red Phalarope is still hanging out at Clam Lagoon. It does not appear to be injured, as it flies around quite well. Although not a lifer, this was certainly the closest look at a breeding-plumage female Red Phalarope that most of the birders here had ever seen — sometimes as close as 20 feet!<\/p>\n
Also, we saw the Arctic Loon again today — now with three Pacifics. We had one Ruddy Turnstone at the Landing Lights.<\/p>\n
Today was flight day. The groups from Fairbanks and Minnesota flew out this evening. They were a delight to bird with.<\/p>\n
Paul Budde arrived to spend a few days birding the island before going out on the Adak Pelagic trip. So now there are us, Bill and Cathy Mauck, Chris Feeney, Don Harrington, and Paul.<\/p>\n
Speaking of the airport…<\/p>\n
<\/a>Up-to-date parking facilities at the Adak Airport!<\/p><\/div>\n
Here is the mandatory annual rainbow shot.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Rainbow, May 26, 2016<\/p><\/div>\n
The trip list stands at 61.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Temp in the 40s, mostly cloudy, occasional rain\/drizzle, Wind SSE 10-30 falling to 10-15 in the afternoon. No new birds. Two Hawfinches still here. No Brambling sightings in the past two days. The Red Phalarope is still hanging out at … Continue reading