Stercorarius Parasiticus Collection (page 2)
The Arctic skua, scientifically known as Stercorarius parasiticus, is a magnificent bird that thrives in the harsh Arctic environment
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The Arctic skua, scientifically known as Stercorarius parasiticus, is a magnificent bird that thrives in the harsh Arctic environment. With its sleek and streamlined body, it effortlessly glides through the icy winds of Spitsbergen, Svalbard. In Picture No. 12478741, we see this majestic creature with feathers ruffled by the strong gusts of wind. In Bjrndalen, Svalbard, Norway, during July 2008 (Picture No. 11992145), we are treated to a striking portrait of an Arctic skua. Its piercing eyes seem to hold a sense of determination and resilience that perfectly embodies its survival in such extreme conditions. Another head portrait captured in Bjrndalen showcases the intricate details of this species (Picture No. 11992146). From its sharp beak to its unique feather patterns, every aspect contributes to its ability to thrive in the unforgiving Arctic climate. The dark morph Mousa Skua found on Shetland Island during springtime displays an intriguing variation within the species (Arctic Skua Stercorarius parasiticus dark morph Mousa Shetland spring). This individual stands out with darker plumage against a backdrop of snow-covered landscapes. A heartwarming sight can be witnessed in Bjrndalen as an adorable chick takes its first steps (Arctic skua chick walking). It symbolizes new life amidst challenging circumstances and reminds us of nature's resilience even in seemingly inhospitable environments. Venturing across continents brings us to Point Barrow in Alaska where an Arctic Skua gracefully soars above the tundra (Arctic Skua flying on tundra North Slope Point Barrow Alaska United States). Its wingspan carries it effortlessly through vast expanses while showcasing their adaptability across different regions.