Date Airline Flight Type Regn Routing Time Miles Remarks
Back 28 Jun 16 AS 82 737-990ER (S) N495AS ANC-SEA 03:09 1444 mi N/C
28 Jun 16 AS 636 737-990ER (S) N483AS SEA-PHX 02:29 1106 mi Revised O/C next

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Once on the ground in Anchorage it was time to get a rental car for our last bit of birding in Anchorage. We had roughly a 10-hour layover but when picking up the car we learned a couple of cruise ships had dropped off a lot of passengers that would probably be boarding red-eye flights to the lower-48. Not wanting to get caught up in a TSA five-fingered reach-around we decided to bird until no later than about 10pm. This would allow us to get through TSA and lesiurely wait for our 145am flight to Seattle.

I drove Louis to some new spots we didn't visit a few days ago and learned from a birder at Westchester Lagoon we could probably find Boreal Chickadee in the spruce trees around Goose Lake. We headed over there after getting some supper and within a half hour or so of birding near Goose Lake we had several Boreal Chickadees. There were also reports of an American Three-toed Woodpecker but we didn't locate that bird. With that our Anchorage birding was over and we dutifully headed back to ANC to take care of business and wait for our flight.

Boreal Chickadee




Below is my photo of 737-990ER N495AS (as AS #755 from SEA) taxiing to the gate at ANC prior to our red-eye flight to Seattle.

Photo: Aeromoe

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After landing in Seattle we had just a short layover until our flight to Phoenix. We arrived at Gate D2 and had to ride the underground train to the North Terminal for our gate N10.

Below is my photo of 737-990 N483AS at the gate in Seattle prior to our flight to Phoenix as AS #636.

Below the photo is the Flight Aware screenshot of our ground track to sunny and roasting Phoenix.

Photo: Aeromoe

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