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Daily Archives: July 10, 2009

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Red-necked Phalarope

Arctic, Birds, National Petroleum Reserve, Public Lands, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresJuly 10, 2009Leave a comment

This little Red-necked phalarope, with its elegant presence, is the only shorebird that swims on the water. There were many nesting pairs along the same lake that the pair of Pacific loons were on. I usually see this bird in south central Alaska during the spring migration, and often see them in large flocks. So…

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