Long-tailed Jaeger

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. They also breed in Norway, Finland and Russia This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 17; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 17; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 17; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 17; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 17; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 17; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 17; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. They also breed in Norway, Finland and Russia This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 20; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. They also breed in Norway, Finland and Russia This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 20; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]

Long-tailed Jaeger is a rare visitor to the inland waters of North America. They breed in the taiga and tundra of Canada and Alaska but usually migrate over the Pacific or Atlantic. They also breed in Norway, Finland and Russia This nearly adult-plumaged bird was hunting over Lake Superior. [October 20; off Wisconsin Point on Lake Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin]