Pribilof Islands Collection
The Pribilof Islands, located in the Bering Sea off the coast of Alaska, are a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. St
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The Pribilof Islands, located in the Bering Sea off the coast of Alaska, are a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. St. Paul Island, one of the four islands that make up this remote archipelago, is home to an array of fascinating creatures. One such resident is the tufted puffin (fratercula cirrhata), with its distinctive orange bill and striking plumage. These charismatic birds can be spotted along the rugged coastline, their wings outstretched as they soar above the crashing waves. Another highlight on St. Paul Island is the fur seal rookery in Pribylov Islands. This engraving captures a scene from this bustling breeding ground, where thousands of northern fur seals gather each summer to give birth and raise their young. Venturing further into these wild landscapes reveals more captivating encounters. A close-up view showcases a pair of least auklets engaging in playful interaction – a sight that exemplifies nature's beauty and harmony. Exploring beyond avian life, vibrant whorled lousewort flowers dotting the landscape offer a splash of color against St. Paul Island's verdant backdrop during summertime. Horned puffins also grace these shores with their presence, spreading their wings wide as if embracing all that this island has to offer. Their distinctively horn-shaped bills add an extra touch of intrigue to these charming seabirds. Not far away, juvenile northern fur seals bask under the sun's warm rays while gazing curiously at visitors passing by – evidence of how closely intertwined humans and wildlife coexist on St. Paul Island. Red-legged kittiwakes tend to their nests nestled precariously on cliff edges during summer months; providing protection for their chicks amidst breathtaking coastal vistas. A poignant reminder lies within another portrait: a juvenile male northern fur seal stands near the shipwreck remains of a fishing boat - showcasing both nature's resilience and the impact of human activity on these fragile ecosystems.