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| Canada geese and common eiders |
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| Surf scoters |
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| Green-winged teal |
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| J spotted this distant bird apparently chasing or being chased by a smaller bird. I was pleased that a photo helped confirm it was a peregrine falcon out over the shore as we left port. Another birder on the trip identified that both birds were immature peregrines. |
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| Bald eagle |
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| Black scoters |
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| Northern gannet |
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| Red-necked phalarope - a very quick flyby. I was far from sure I'd got a photo |
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| Northern fulmar (tube-nosed bill visible) |
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| Razorbill |
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| It tried to take off and then faceplanted with a "I meant to do that" recovery |
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| Atlantic puffin |
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| Atlantic puffin |
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| Atlantic puffin |
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| Bonaparte's gull |
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| Northern gannet |
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| Northern fulmar |
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| Wilson's storm-petrel |
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| Although it was late to be seeing these birds, there were enough to see several in one shot like this |
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| ...and to get nice individual shots when they came close. |
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| Razorbill |
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| Common loon |
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| Black guillemot (not particularly black at this time of year) |
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| Black guillemot |
It turns out that the phalarope was a life bird too.
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