There is a single mid-spring record for this species in the Pribilofs (St. Paul Island). It is a rare species throughout much of Alaska though on the increase in many areas, which could lead to further records during the spring or in early fall.
There is a single mid-spring record for this species in the Pribilofs (St. Paul Island). It is a rare species throughout much of Alaska though on the increase in many areas, which could lead to further records during the spring or in early fall.