Pretty much only one target species. Bristle-thighed Curlew. 75 miles from Nome, in the thick of Grizzly Bear country. Fortunately, 0 Bears and 2 Bristle-thighed Curlew.

Bristle-thighed Curlew
Muskox, Caribou were quite abundant. Had a Red Fox being foxy as well.

Red Fox

Muskox
A Long-tailed Jaeger and Rough-legged Hawk quarreling. Managed to capture shots of the Rough-legged Hawk flipping around mid-air while the Jaeger was diving and harassing him.

Rough-legged Hawk
Can you spot the Willow Ptarmigan? How about our rental car? I took this with my iPhone…about 2 feet from the Ptarmigan!

Ptarmigan Car
Other Nome specialties, Northern Wheatear, Eastern Yellow Wagtail, gorgeous alt. plumaged Black-bellied Plovers and the rest of the usual suspects!

Northern Wheatear

Black-bellied Plover

Eastern Yellow Wagtail

Long-tailed Jaeger

Long-tailed Duck

Rock Ptarmigan

Common Snipe

Common Redpoll

Western Sandpiper

Pectoral Sandpiper
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