Birds found during FONT Birding Tours 
in the Pribilof Islands of Alaska

(on Saint Paul Island)

1995 thru 2001

(all tours during late May & early June)

The numbers following the bird names indicate the number of tours during which the bird has been found (out of 7).

Codes:

(t): a globally threatened or rare species, designated by Birdlife International
(nt): a near-threatened species globally
(c5) & (c4): codes 5 & 4 birds on the ABA checklist (rare in North America)

 Birds:

1. Yellow-billed Loon 1
2. Red-necked Grebe 1
3. Northern Fulmar 7
4. Pelagic Cormorant 6
5. Red-faced Cormorant 7
6. Tundra Swan 1
7. Greater White-fronted Goose 1
8. Snow Goose 1
9. Ross' Goose 1
10. Canada Goose 2
11. Bean Goose (c4) 1
12. Mallard 2
13. Northern Pintail 7
14. Falcated Duck (c5) 1
15. (American) Green-winged Teal 7
16. (Eurasian) Green-winged Teal 3
17. Garganey (c4) 1
18. Northern Shoveler 1
19. American Wigeon 4
20. Eurasian Wigeon 2
21. Northern/Common Pochard (c4) 1
22. Greater Scaup 5
23. Tufted Duck 1
24. Common Goldeneye 6
25. Bufflehead 2
26. Oldsquaw/Long-tailed Duck 7
27. Harlequin Duck 7
28. Common Eider 1
29. King Eider 6
30. Steller's Eider (t3) 2
31. Surf Scoter 2
32. White-winged Scoter 2
33. Smew 1
34. Common Merganser/Goosander 1
35. Red-breasted Merganser 1
36. Bald Eagle 3
37. Peregrine Falcon 1
38. Sandhill Crane 2
39. Pacific Golden Plover 2
40. Semipalmated Plover 7
41. Common Greenshank 3
42. Greater Yellowlegs 2
43. Lesser Yellowlegs 1
44. Wood Sandpiper (c4) 4
45. Wandering Tattler 5
46. Gray-tailed Tattler (c4) 2
47. Common Sandpiper (c4) 1
48. Green Sandpiper (c5) 1
49. Whimbrel 2
50. Bristle-thighed Curlew (t3) (c4) 1
51. Far Eastern/Australian Curlew 1
52. Bar-tailed Godwit 6
53. Black-tailed Godwit (c4) 1
54. Ruddy Turnstone 1
55. Western Sandpiper 1
56. Red-necked Stint (c4) 2 
57. Long-toed Stint (c4) 1
58. Least Sandpiper 5
59. Pectoral Sandpiper 3
60. Rock Sandpiper 7
61. Dunlin 1
62. Ruff 1
63. Short-billed Dowitcher 1
64. Common/Holarctic Snipe 1
65. Red-necked Phalarope 7
66. Red/Grey Phalarope 2
67. Parasitic Jaeger/Arctic Skua 3
68. Long-tailed Jaeger/Skua 2
69. Black-headed Gull 1
70. Mew/Common Gull 1
71. Herring Gull 1
72. Slaty-backed Gull (c4) 1
73. Glaucous-winged Gull 7
74. Glaucous Gull 5
75. Black-legged Kittiwake 7
76. Red-legged Kittiwake (t3) 7
77. Ross' Gull 1
78. Sabine's Gull 1
79. Common Tern 1
80. Arctic Tern 1
81. Common Murre/Guillemot 7
82. Thick-billed Murre/Brunnich's Guillemot 7
83. Pigeon Guillemot 3
84. Marbled Murrelet (nt) 1
85. Ancient Murrelet 1
86. Parakeet Auklet 7
87. Least Auklet 7
88. Crested Auklet 7
89. Tufted Puffin 7
90. Horned Puffin 7
91. Common/Eurasian Cuckoo (c5) 1
92. Snowy Owl 3 
93. Short-eared Owl 3
94. Eurasian Skylark (not introduced) 1
95. Tree Swallow 3
96. Bank Swallow/Sand Martin 1
97. Northern/Winter Wren 6
98. Northern Wheatear 1
99. Eye-browed Thrush (c4) 1
100. Yellow Wagtail 2
101. Olive-backed Pipit (c4) 2
102. Red-throated Pipit 1 
103. Buff-bellied/American Pipit 1
104. Yellow-rumped/Myrtle Warbler 1
105. Wilson's Warbler 1
106. Song Sparrow 1(*)
107. Lapland Longspur/Bunting 7
108. Snow Bunting 7
109. Red-winged Blackbird 1
110. Brambling (c4) 1
111. Gray-crowned Rosy Finch 7
112. Oriental Greenfinch (c 5) 1
113. Common Redpoll 4

Notes:

(*) Song Sparrow on St Paul Island in the Pribilofs said to be ship-assisted.