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Crested Auklet Portrait (Aethia cristatella, stariques cristatelles, CRAU) from my Saint Paul Island, AK workshop in the middle of the Bering Sea. ©Christopher Dodds Sony Alpha a9 Mirrorless Camera & Sony FE 400 f/2.8 GM OSS with Sony FE 2X Teleconverter ISO 1,000, f/10 @ 1/250s Manual Exposure mode. Full frame image.

Crested Auklet Portrait

Christopher Dodds June 21, 2022

Crested auklets are known for their forehead crests, which are made of black forward-curving feathers. These forehead crests are highly variable and can have between two and twenty-three narrow forward curving feathers. The average auklet has 12 crest feathers, which are of variable length, between 8.1 and 58.5 millimetres. Auklets have auricular plumes and a bright orange bill with curved accessory plates. Like forehead crests, these features vary widely within auklet populations.

Join me on Saint Paul Island in the Bering Sea, Alaska for an adventure of your lifetime: Saint Paul Island Workshop adventure details CLICK HERE.

In Bird Photography Tags Aethia cristatella, stariques cristatelles, CRAU, Crested Auklet, Portrait, Saint Paul Island, Alaska, Bering Sea, Workshop, Photo Tour, IPT, Crest, Seabird, the Bering Sea, The Pribilof Islands
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