Steller Sea Lions on the Marble Islands in Glacier Bay NP
Bull male Steller Sea Lion showing scars from previous fights to maintain his dominance
Mama Sea Otter with her pup riding on her belly
Parent American Robin with its chick. The robin is the state bird of both Connecticut and Michigan.
American Pipit near Reid Glacier
These birds feed on insects on the edges of tundra puddles, and in alpine meadows they typically visit unmelted snowbanks. Warm air rising from valleys along the glaciers transports insects to high altitudes where most of them die and are frozen, providing food for the pipits.
Pigeon Guillemots are one of the few members of the auk and puffin family to lay two eggs. Nearly all others lay only one egg.
Harlequin Ducks, males and females
Orange-crowned Warbler
This species is divided into four subspecies that differ not only in plumage but also in color, size, and molt patterns.
Adult male Brown Bear
Cooling off in a cold mountain stream on a hot day
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