A regular spring and fall migrant to the Pribilofs, this species is most likely to be seen in late May or late August. It is found annually in the spring with records spanning most of May and June, though the time period from May 20th to June 5th has been the most productive over the […]
A very rare visitor to the Pribilofs with the first record not occurring until 1999, this species is an interior nester in Alaska, which likely accounts for the few records of an otherwise coastal species. The two spring records in late May likely indicate the best time to see this species in the Pribilofs, though […]
This species is found only rarely in the spring (the best time is the final third of May) and there is a single early summer record in late June. It is found much more commonly as a southbound migrant with occasional records starting during late summer in the first week of August. By August 15th […]
An extremely rare shorebird in North America, this species has only appeared eight times with six of those from the western Aleutians, one from New York, and the single individual found in late August on St. Paul Island. This record coincides with most other records from the Aleutians, with the end of August appearing to […]
This is a common fall migrant, which is found rarely in late summer and is accidental during the spring (late May and mid-June). Adult migrants are somewhat rare and so this species is not reliably found until the fall migration of juveniles, which begins in mid-August. The earliest southbound records are from early July, with […]
This species is quite rare in the Pribilofs, with most records in the spring during the first two weeks of June. This species is a later migrant on the whole than most other shorebird species in the Pribilofs and the two summer sightings in late June likely also pertain to “springtime” migrants. The two fall […]
A declining species with limited records from Alaska in recent years, this species is best sought in the fall during the second half of August though records into mid-September suggest arrivals could happen across the shorebird migration period in that season. The spring records are towards the late end for spring shorebird migration, while the […]
The predominance of records for this species have occurred during the fall in the final 10 days of August, which is the best time to look for this species, the rarest of the Asian stint species to occur in the Pribilofs. All spring sightings have come from late May, which coincide with the overall peak […]
Records of this species are evenly split between spring and fall migrations, though most recent records have come during the fall as opposed to the spring. The most productive period of the spring is from May 20th-June 5th, while during the fall records are scattered across the month of August with a majority of records […]
The only record for this species from the Pribilofs was a juvenile found during the standard peak of shorebird migration in late August. Future records would most likely come from a similar time frame, however due to the drastic decline of this species in recent years it is highly unlikely for another individual to ever […]
