Red-breasted Merganser

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Red-breasted Merganser: for more photos, see Sitka Nature Photo Gallery for Mergus serrator
Locale   Sp     Su     F     W     Br  
SE Alaska (edit) FC U FC FC Y
Yakutat (edit) C FC C C FC
Skagway (edit) U R R R -
Haines (edit) C U C C -
Glacier Bay (edit) C U C C Y
Juneau (edit) FC U FC FC -
Sitka (edit) U R U U  ?
Stikine (edit)
S Outer Islands (edit)
Ketchikan (edit) FC - FC FC -
Offshore (edit)
Red-breasted Merganser (Mergus serrator): Fairly Common to Common migrant and winter resident throughout the region. Uncommon to Rare in summer along Lynn Canal. Uncommon to Common in summer from Glacier Bay to Yakutat, where they are also known to nest. Rare to Casual in the southern part of the region in summer.
  • Rare in Skagway vs Uncommon in Haines - real difference in abundance?
  • BoW map suggests breeding could be expected across northern third of SEAK


SEAK QBR Mentions

  • W2016-17: Reportedly more widespread and regular than normal in the JNU area maximum was 100 at Auke Bay on 31 January. An estimated 110 at KTN 26 February nearly tripled the previous local winter high count.






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