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Pomarine Jaeger (Spatelraubmöwe - Stercorarius pomarinus), May 2014, New Smyrna Beach - offshore, Florida
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LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE MARCH 2013
Long-tailed Jaeger seen on the Texas Pelagic trip 9-20-14. ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S19951559
Model:
Year Made: Late 1940s
Case: 18K Gold
Dial: Two Tone
Movement: High Grade Swiss movement
Dimensions: 42mm lug to lug, 32mm crown
I was out this morning with a number of other people watching a Parasitic Jaeger loafing out in the water and occasionally flying up and down the beach. During one of its passes along the beach, the jaeger, in pursuit of a gull, dropped to the shallow water near where we were standing and perched for a moment before taking off again. Jaws dropped at the sight of this very rare bird perched so close to us. I already had my camera raised and tracking the jaeger as it flew by, trying to get flight shots, which were turning out to be too challenging with this swift bird, so when the jaeger hit the water I was already poised for a shot. I managed just two frames at 8 fps before the bird took off. I know this is not the best shot, but for a bird this rare
Although it was a lemming year, no Pomarine Jaegers stuck around our site to breed. After the first few weeks in June, this species was primarily a transient at the Ikpikpuk. Dark morphs were greatly outnumbered by light morphs, and probably represented <10% of all sightings here. My peak season count was on 6/25, when 14 light-morph birds cruised through. Ikpikpuk River, North Slope, Alaska - 9 June 2012
Pomarine Jaeger seen on the South Padre Island Pelagic trip in Texas 9-19-15. ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S25134535
I was honored when one of my flickr friends asked me to make custom ornaments of her three gorgeous Weimaraner girls. What a pleasure it was painting each of these beautiful dogs!
It's a strange combination, I know. Who would mix Strawberry with Jaeger? I guess it probably doesn't taste good, but it sure is pretty!
This is Jaeger, my father-in-laws German Wirehaired Pointer. His special, wiry coat keeps him warm and dry in the water. He's a born hunter and has lots of energy. He's fiercly loyal to my father-in-law, and protects him above all else. This was his first time camping at Strawberry Reservoir, and he had a splash...I mean blast!
The inset has been lightened and the contrast increased to show the undertail and underwing pattern. Note the bill and tail tip as well.
English Name: Pomarine Jaeger
Scientific Name: Stercorarius pomarinus
Taxonomy: Charadriiformes / Stercorariidae (Skuas and Jaegers)
21 Sep 2014--Lake Erie littoral zone off Vermilion (Erie Co, OH).
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