Photo by Sandra Hill
A young egger carries one glaucous gull, two mew gull, and four black turnstone eggs.
Photo by Jennifer Nu
Sabine’s gull eggs rest on the tundra.
Photo by Jennifer Nu
A lone egger strides onto the tundra.
Photo by Jennifer Nu
The Kep’alek, or greater scaup, like to lay their eggs in piles of driftwood.
Photo by Jennifer Nu
Cackling Canada goose eggs in a bed of down and grass.
Photo by Jennifer Nu
A simple meal of boiled eggs.
