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<\/a><\/p>\nCrested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n
Crested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Crested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Crested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Crested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Crested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Crested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Crested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Crested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Crested Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Parakeet Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Parakeet Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Parakeet Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Parakeet Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Parakeet Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Parakeet Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Parakeet Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Parakeet Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Parakeet Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Horned Puffin – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Horned Puffin – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Horned Puffin – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Tufted Puffin – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Least Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Least Auklet – St Paul Island. Most of the birds we saw were pale or intermediate<\/p>\n morph birds but this is a dark morph.<\/p>\n Least Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Least Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Brunnich’s Guillemot – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Brunnich’s Guillemot and Black-legged Kittiwake – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Northern Wren – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Northern Wren – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Red-faced Cormorant – St Paul Island<\/p>\n After lunch we headed back to the accommodation, packed our bags and checked them into our flight before heading back into the field.<\/p>\n We headed to our now familiar\u00a0Least Auklet\u00a0colony to the west of the town where we sat amongst the rocks and enjoyed the comings and goings of these fantastic birds.<\/p>\n We were about to leave all these fantastic auks behind and all too soon it was time to head off to our flight which eventually left at 16:30 to Anchorage. A brief stop over on the remote St. George Island produced<\/p>\n Red-legged Kittiwake,\u00a0Grey-crowned Rosy-finch,\u00a0Rock Sandpiper\u00a0and a white Arctic Fox. We eventually landed in Anchorage at around 19:30, checked into Motel 6 and headed out for dinner at the Moose\u2019s Tooth, American style massive pizza with a bustling atmosphere.<\/p>\n Least Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Least Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Least Auklet – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Grey-crowned Rosy-finch, a male in display – St Paul Island<\/p>\n Grey-crowned Rosy-finch, a male in display – St Paul Island<\/p>\n <\/p>\n