Eurasian Wigeon

This is perhaps the most common species during spring migration that breeds exclusively in the Old World and is a typical part of the Pribilof avifauna. Eurasian Wigeons are normally present prior to coverage in May (likely arriving in mid-late April) with the species being regularly seen through mid-late June and even beyond. Summer arrivals […]

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American Wigeon

This species is found regularly each spring, however, numbers can vary from year-to-year and it is typically never as common as the Eurasian Wigeon (Anas penelope). It is regularly outnumbered by a 2:1 margin and only rarely outnumbers its Asian counterpart. Like many other species of waterfowl, American Wigeons tend to peak in numbers in […]

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