- The
surf scoter (Melanitta per****illata) is a
large sea duck
native to
North America.
Adult males are
almost entirely black with
characteristic white...
- The
scoters are
stocky seaducks in the
genus Melanitta. The
drakes are
mostly black and have
swollen bills, the
females are brown. They
breed in the far...
- bill,
which is
feathered at the gape
unlike the
blocky bill base of the
surf scoter. The
white secondary flight feathers by
which the
species is
named is...
-
regular enough not to be
considered rare,
including the ring-billed gull,
surf scoter and
pectoral sandpiper.
There is one
endemic bird
species found in Great...
- White-winged
scoter (Melanitta deglandi) (sometimes
considered a
subspecies of M. fusca) Stejneger's
scoter (Melanitta stejnegeri)
Surf scoter (Melanitta...
- duck U - U C
Greater scaup R - R U
Lesser scaup U - U F
Surf scoter C U C C White-winged
scoter U - U U
Bufflehead - - U C
Common goldeneye - - U F Hooded...
-
regular enough to not be
considered rare.
These include ring-billed gull,
surf scoter and
pectoral sandpiper. Rare
American p****erines
include red-e**** vireo...
- red phalarope,
sandpipers and plovers, sharp-shinned hawk, snow goose,
surf scoter, swallows, wood****s and sapsuckers, and
trumpeter and
tundra swans...
-
skunk duck, the
former being a
vernacular name that it
shared with the
surf scoter and the
common goldeneye (and even the
American oystercatcher), a fact...
-
frequent the beaches.
Especially common are the razorbill, the
surf scoter, the
black scoter, the long-tailed duck, the red-throated loon, the
common loon...