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Alaska Gap Analysis Project: Distribution Models for Terrestrial Vertebrate Species of Alaska
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Red Phalarope Breeding Distribution

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Habitat

Nests on coastal tundra; level terrain, poorly drained hummocky moss-sedge tundra interspersed with numerous ponds; wet unpatterned tundra with strangmoor ridges for nesting (Parmalee et al. 1967, Andersson 1973). Nonsaline marshes for breeding, saline habitats for foraging.

References

Andersson, M. 1973. Birds of Nuvagapak Point, northeastern Alaska. Arctic 26: 186-197.

Parmelee, D. F., H. A. Stephens, and R. H. Schmidt. 1967. The birds of Southeastern Victoria Island and adjacent small islands. National Museum Canadian Bulletin no. 222.

Project Reports

Final Report Species Atlas

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