Bird Watching. An American tree sparrow perches in the willows by a stream in Cape Krusenstern National Monument. NPS Photo/Emily Mesner. Bird Watching - Cape Krusenstern National Monument (U.S. National Park Service) Many of the birds at Cape Krusenstern National Monument live and nest in or near the water. The tundra is full of small, hidden lakes and ponds that make ideal nesting spots. Like many animals, birds are often more active in the morning and evening. Because it is light all day long and there isn’t a discernable dawn or dusk for much of the summer, the earlier you start or the later you stay up, the more success you will have.
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