This morning, the Silver Discoverer will be navigating through the Semidi Islands. This remote and nearly uninhabited archipelago is home to some of the largest populations of native and undisturbed wildlife in the United States. There are 2.5 million birds here, almost half the breeding seabirds of the Alaska Peninsula. You’ll find huge numbers of Horned Puffins, Northern Fulmars and Jaegers, and over a million Murres. Ancient Murrelets and Parakeet Auklets are among the other species found, while the surrounding sea is home to sea otters, sea lions, seals, porpoises and whales. This evening, we’re scheduled to call upon Chignik, a tiny hamlet in Alaska’s Lake and Peninsula Borough. According to the 2010 census, Chignik had a population of 91 people. Meals B,L,D