Hello Tweeters,
This got the report What birds was sighted in ATTU this year. There where
over 11,000 of individual sightings of Asien species. The way it may sounds
2000: might be the last time any-one can visit this last island in the
Aleutians, the most remote and rarrly-visited accessible area of the
United States. Since i am interested to go in 2000 i ask tweeters what
time would be the best to pick May or June. The first start at May 12 and
it ends on June 17. There also going to be a trip in the fall, which there
going to be announced. This are the birds what was sighted this on two
trips. 35 Black-tailed Godwit, 700 Wood Sandpipers,110 Long-toed Stints,
180 Eyebrowed Thrushes, 225 Olive-backed Pipits, 193 Rustic Buntings, 336
Bramblings,18 Hawfinches. Here is the whole list of bird :
Artic Loon
Whooper Swan
Eurasian Wigeon
Common Pochard
Tafted Duck
Smew
Pacific Golden Plover
Mongolian Plover
Common Greenshank
SpottedRedshank
Wood Sandpiper
Sky Lark
Gray-spotted Flycatcher
Sibirian Rubythroat
Red-flanked Buetail
Eyebrowed Thrush
Dusky Thrush
Gray Wagtail
Black-backed Wagtail
Common Sandpiper
Terek Sandpiper
Far Eastern Curlew
Black-tailed Godwit
Great Knot
Red-necked Stint
Temmick's Stint
Sharp-tailed Sandpipers
Ruff
Pin-tailed Snipe
Black-headed Gull
Slaty-backed Gull
Olive-backed Pipit
Pechora Pipit
Yellow-throated Bunting
Rustic Bunting
Brambling
Oriental Greenfinch
Hawfinch
Ruth Sullivan