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Homer Spit
Long gravel spit extending into Kachemak Bay. Winter eagle gatherings and year-round shorebird flats.
Seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
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Kenai Peninsula
Homer and Kachemak Bay offer year-round coastal birding, regular Bald Eagle viewing, shorebird habitat, and access to marine birding by boat. Seasonal abundance and access vary.
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Long gravel spit extending into Kachemak Bay. Winter eagle gatherings and year-round shorebird flats.
Seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
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Protected bay with seabird colonies, otters, and rich marine wildlife accessible by boat from Homer.
Seasons: Spring, Summer
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Gateway to Kenai Fjords. Resurrection Bay teems with seabirds, otters, and whales during summer.
Seasons: Spring, Summer
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Spectacular glaciers and seabird colonies on the Chiswell Islands. Major puffin breeding site.
Seasons: Summer
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Three gravel roads through arctic tundra. Premier site for breeding Arctic Warblers and Bluethroats.
Seasons: Spring, Summer
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Accessible coastal birding right in town. Sea ducks, loons, and occasional rarities.
Seasons: Spring, Summer
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Lagoon along the Nome–Council Road. Breeding shorebirds and waterfowl in arctic tundra setting.
Seasons: Spring, Summer
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