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Daily Archives: May 9, 2011

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Copper River Delta Shorebird Migration

Birds, Nature, Prince William Sound, Southcentral, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresMay 9, 20113 Comments

Early May along the Copper River Delta in southcentral Alaska is about the time that hundreds of thousands of little visitors show up for refueling on their migratory journey to Alaska’s food and light laden summer breeding grounds. Amongst many birds, the Western Sandpipers are the most abundant, sometimes congregating in giant flocks that weave…

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