Fulmar 1,000
Short-tailed Shearwater 1,000
Fork-tailed Storm-Petrel 100
Stejneger's Scoter 1
Pomarine Skua 12
Arctic Skua 3
Long-tailed Skua 25 ex.
Kamchatka Gull 3
Vega Gull 5
Slaty-backed Gull 10
Glaucous-winged Gull 8
Kittiwake 10
Brunnich's Guillemot 50
Crested Auklet 20
Least Auklet 10
Tufted Puffin 20
Short-eared Owl 2 at sea
Skylark 10 on deck
Black-backed Wagtail 8 on deck
Mealy Redpoll 1 on deck
Brambling 35 on deck
Lapland Bunting 25 on deck
Tufted Puffins north of the Commander Islands
Pomarine Skua north of the Commander Islands
Fork-tailed Storm-Petrel north of the Commander Islands
Passerines aboard the MS Statendam north of the Commander Islands
Whilst we were anticipating it being a day spent sea-watching it soon became apparent that a number of Old World Passerines were soon to become ship-assisted vagrants in the New World...
Black-backed Wagtails aboard the MS Statendam north of the Commander Islands
Alaskan Kodiak birders were getting ready to provide the red carpet treatment for a couple of these ship-assisted individuals that proved the first records for the island
Bramblings alongside the MS Statendam north of the Commander Islands
Bramblings seemed content to join the ship to be displaced to the New World
Bramblings aboard the MS Statendam north of the Commander Islands
Mealy Redpoll aboard the MS Statendam north of the Commander Islands
Lapland Buntings aboard the MS Statendam north of the Commander Islands
Skylarks aboard the MS Statendam north of the Commander Islands
Short-eared Owl checking-out the ship mid-Ocean north of the Commander Islands
