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Subject: Catbird in Fall River
From: Paul Gurn <pgurn2(AT)yahoo.com>
Date: 1 May 2008 8:22am
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Hello Birders,
Yesterday, 3:30 PM, Wed., 4/30, we had our first catbird, finally, in Fall
River.
Also 4 yellow warblers, first of the year here.
Paul Gurn & Eileen Synnott
Fall River
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Subject: Rose-breasted Grosbeak in Deerfield 4/30
From: "Rob Ranney" <rranney(AT)rcn.com>
Date: 1 May 2008 9:22am
Our first-of-season Rose-breasted Grosbeak arrived by Wednesday afternoon in
Deerfield.
Rob Ranney-Blake
Deerfield, Mass.
rranney(AT)rcn.com
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Subject: May 1, Plum Island, Two Tricolored Herons
From: Thomas Wetmore <ttw4(AT)verizon.net>
Date: 1 May 2008 10:10am
PI/MA Birders,
The Plum Island TRICOLORED HERON morphed into two herons over night.
To be fair, in an email Nancy Landry sent me very early this morning,
she said that yesterday the bird was in so many places it seemed like
there were two. Well, Nancy, guess what.
When I arrived at the North Pool Overlook around 6:30 this morning
they were sitting together on a small cut in North Field near the open
water at the overlook. Later they flew together to the Wardens area
and were seen by more birders in that area. One of the birds has a
nice set of plumes sticking out the back of its head.
This is a nice Plum Island bird. Usually one or two around each year,
but never a guarantee.
Good birding,
Tom Wetmore
Newburyport, MA
http://bartonstreet.com/tom/birds/
Think globally, bird locally
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Subject: 5/1 Duxbury Beach
From: Rick Bowes <rbowes(AT)bowesweb.com>
Date: 1 May 2008 10:58am
A 30 minute down and back ride an hour after high tide. Singing from
Horned larks and Song Sparrows filled the air, and pairs Tree
Swallows were flying about each of the birdhouses making an array of
bubbly calls.
Highlights:
(a) 3 Green-winged Teal (Beach FOY) lounging at the water's-edge on
the peninsula south of High Pines with 4 female Red-breasted Mergansers, and
(b) a Willet in crisp, nicely dappled breeding plumage on the stones
at the water's edge just 20 feet off the road near the 1st xover. No
doubt soon it will be dive-bombing me and calling furiously as it
appropriates and then defends its territorial rights - but for today
as it slowly walked over the rounded stones it appeared that we both
enjoyed the other's company.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Rick Bowes
rbowes(AT)bowesweb.com
PO Box 1637, Duxbury, MA 02331
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Subject: Ashburnham 5/1
From: caronenv(AT)aol.com
Date: 1 May 2008 10:52am
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Location: BBA Ashburnham 5- Ashburnham section
Observation date: 5/1/08
Number of species: 34
*Skim of ice on many of the swamps this morning
Canada Goose 5 (P)
Wood Duck 2 (P)
American Black Duck 5
Mallard 7 (P)
Hooded Merganser 2
Mourning Dove 1
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 1
Downy Woodpecker 1
Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted) 2
Eastern Phoebe 4
Blue-headed Vireo 4
Blue Jay 17
American Crow 5
Common Raven 4
Tree Swallow 7
Barn Swallow 2
Black-capped Chickadee 7
Tufted Titmouse 8 (CN)
House Wren 2
Winter Wren 1
American Robin 6
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle) 10
Black-throated Green Warbler 2
Pine Warbler 2
Northern Waterthrush 4
Chipping Sparrow 7
Song Sparrow 11
Swamp Sparrow 11
White-throated Sparrow 2
Northern Cardinal 2
Red-winged Blackbird 30 (P)
Common Grackle 53
Purple Finch 2
American Goldfinch 2
Submitted by
Charles Caron
Westminster, MA
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Subject: Spring in Fall River
From: osprey1170(AT)aol.com
Date: 1 May 2008 11:44am
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This morning while exploring the Watuppa watershed in Fall River, I had the
following:
Sharp-shinned Hawk
Red-shouldered Hawk
Mourning Dove
Downy Woodpecker
Northern Flicker
Eastern Phoebe
Red-eyed Vireo
Blue Jay
American Crow
Tree Swallow (5)
Black-capped Chickadee
Tufted Titmouse
White-breasted Nuthatch
Brown Creeper
Hermit Thrush
American Robin
Gray Catbird
Yellow Warbler
Palm Warbler (3)
Black and White Warbler (5)
Pine Warbler #s
Black-throated Green Warbler (3)
Northern Waterthrush (5)
Ovenbird #s
Eastern Towhee #s
Field Sparrow
Northern Cardinal
Red-winged Blackbird
Common Grackle
Brown-headed Cowbird #s
American Goldfinch
Yesterday, a group of very active chimney swifts were flying over "the Narrows"
on Rte 24/195.
Lynn Abbey
Fall River
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Subject: Newbury Black-Crowned Night Heron
From: "David Davis" <ddavis(AT)vgoassociates.com>
Date: 1 May 2008 12:08pm
Last year a pair of night herons nested on Quill's Pond (or Ice House Pond,
depending on which old-time residents you talk to) on Hay Street in Newbury.
Today there was a single night heron on the edge of the pond. Perhaps we'll
have another nesting event this year.
David Davis
Newbury, MA
ddavis(AT)vgoassociates.com
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Subject: Pine Siskin, South Orleans
From: "Charlie Thompson" <cot(AT)cape.com>
Date: 1 May 2008 2:52pm
The Pine Siskin that have been here in South Orleans since late November are
still coming to the backyard feeder. There are still at least four as of May
1 since the numbers are down I would assume some have left.
Charlie Thompson
South Orleans, MA
cot(at)cape.com
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Subject: Cape Ann highlights
From: "John Nelson" <jnelson(AT)NORTHSHORE.EDU>
Date: 1 May 2008 3:24pm
Highlights this morning from Dykes Pasture Road (DP) in West Gloucester, Eastern
Point (EP) in Gloucester, Cogswell's Grant (CG) and adjacent marsh in Essex,
and a few other spots on Cape Ann:
5 Brant (Conomo Point, Essex)
1 A. Wigeon (Brace Cove, Gloucester)
6 Ring-necked Ducks (Niles Pond, EP)
1 Ruddy Duck (Niles Pond)
3 Wild Turkeys (CG, middle of marsh off Concord St. in West Gloucester, and
yard)
3 BC Night-herons (Niles Pond)
7 Turkey Vultures (4 at CG, 3 over exit 13 of Rt. 128)
1 Sharp-shinned Hawk (West Gloucester)
1 A. Kestrel (CG)
1 Virginia Rail (CG)
1 Killdeer (CG)
4 Greater Yellowlegs (CG)
1 Lesser Yellowlegs (CG)
2 Spotted Sandpipers (DP)
2 Red-bellied Woodpeckers (CG and Bray St. in West Gloucester)
1 Hairy Woodpecker (yard)
5 Northern Flickers
2 Pileated Woodpeckers (DP)
1 Eastern Phoebe (DP)
2 Fish Crows (DP)
25 Tree Swallows (DP)
6 Barn Swallows (EP)
9 Carolina Wrens
1 House Wren (EP)
3 GC Kinglets (EP)
2 RC KInglets (EP)
1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher (EP)
1 Hermit Thrush (EP)
2 Brown Thrashers (EP and CG)
23 Yellow-rumped Warblers (15 at DP, 4 at EP, 2 at CG)
2 Pine Warblers (DP)
7 Palm Warblers (DP)
6 Eastern Towhees
10 Chipping Sparrows
7 Savannah Sparrows (5 at EP, 2 at CG)
3 Eastern Meadowlarks (displaying at CG)
4 Purple Finches (2 at CG, 2 in yard)
John Nelson
West Gloucester
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Subject: Norton - First Hummingbird of the season!
From: jshea <thesheas(AT)rcn.com>
Date: 1 May 2008 4:16pm
First Hummingbird of the season seen at my feeder in Norton at 3:55 P.M.
today.
Their appearance is always such a miracle to me.
J. Shea
thesheas(AT)rcn.com
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Subject: Mt. Auburn Cemetary, Cambridge, May Day '08
From: "Jeffrey Offermann" <offermann(AT)comcast.net>
Date: 1 May 2008 4:36pm
Massbirders,
This morning at Mt Auburn, I found the following:
Mallard -3
Double-crested Cormorant -flock of 21 migrating overhead
American Herring Gull -1
Rock Pigeon -1
Mourning Dove -6
Downy Woodpecker -3
Northern Flicker -4
Eastern Phoebe -2
Northern Rough-winged Swallow -5
Ruby-crowned Kinglet -3
Cedar Waxwing -6
Carolina Wren -1
House Wren -2
Gray Catbird -1 in Dell, my first of the year
Northern Mockingbird -1
VEERY -1 in Dell and near tower
Hermit Thrush -2
American Robin ~25
Black-capped Chickadee -6
Tufted Titmouse -6
White-breasted Nuthatch -2
Blue Jay -7
American Crow -4
European Starling -2
House Sparrow -4
Blue-headed Vireo -2
House Finch -4
American Goldfinch ~15+
Yellow-rumped Warbler -2
Pine Warbler -2
Palm Warbler -1
Chipping Sparrow -~20+
Song Sparrow -3
White-throated Sparrow -8
Northern Cardinal -8
Red-winged Blackbird -6
Common Grackle -12
Brown-headed Cowbird -8
Baltimore Oriole -2
Others mentioned seeing Orchard Oriole and Northern Waterthrush, but I did
not find them.
Jeffrey Offermann
Cambridge
offermann(AT)comcast.net
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Subject: Great Meadows NWR, Oxbow NWR, yard
From: <mhardy6647(AT)charter.net>
Date: 1 May 2008 5:22pm
I had a chance to get over to Great Meadows for a walk along the dike.
Great Blue Heron - 1
Canada Goose - x
Mute Swan - 2
Wood Duck - 7
Osprey - 1
Great Yellowlegs - 8 flying , circled twice but didn't land
Mourning Dove - x
Chimney Swift - 1
Kingfisher - 1
American Crow - 2
Tree Swallow - x
Bank Swallow - 1
Black-capped Chickadee - 2
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - 2
Robin - x
Yellow-rumped Warbler - 1
Savannah Sparrow - 2
Song Sparrow - heard
Swamp Sparrow - 2 heard
Northern Cardinal - 1
Red-winged Blackbird - x
Common Grackle - x
Had five minutes to spare so I drove down to the parking area for Oxbow and had
the following:
Wood Duck - 1
Mourning Dove - x
Northern Flicker - 1
Eastern Kingbird - 1
Blue Jay - 1
American Crow - 1
Robin - 2
Northern Cardinal - 2
Yard, in "north" Harvard
Turkey Vultures - 3 (flyover)
Red-bellied Woodpecker - 2
Downy Woodpecker - 3
Hairy Woodpecker - 2
Blue Jay - 2
American Crow - 2
Black-capped Chickadee - 3
Tufted Titmouse - 2
White-breasted Nuthatch - 2
Robin - 1
Chipping Sparrow - 2
Brown-headed Cowbird - 2
Purple Finch - 1
Pine Siskin - 1
American Goldfinch - x
Susan Hardy
Harvard, MA
Mhardy6647ATcharterDOTnet
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Subject: Broad-winged Hawk
From: "Marj. Rines" <marj(AT)mrines.com>
Date: 1 May 2008 5:48pm
Today I went to check the location where I had Broad-winged Hawks
nesting last year, and discovered to my delight that they have returned
and are building a nest in the exact same tree - the old nest
dissintegrated during the winter. Last year they seemed to have gotten a
later start (or the first nest failed) because the chicks didn't start
branching till mid-August, which would put egg laying around the first
part of June.
Photos from last year are at:
http://mrines.com/Birds/Broad-wing-Nest/
Other nice birds were 2 Marsh Wrens just arrived at Vine Brook Marsh in
Burlington, and an American Pipit and a Green Heron in the Waltham
Street fields in Lexington.
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Marj. Rines
Arlington, MA
marj(at) mrines.com
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Subject: Yard bird: Canton
From: "Michael Ross" <michaeleross(AT)comcast.net>
Date: 1 May 2008 7:32pm
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First ruby throated hummingbird (male) of the season at the feeder this =
evening :)
Mike Ross
Canton
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Subject: Northern Oriole
From: "naturalhistoryservices" <naturalhistoryservices(AT)comcast.net>
Date: 1 May 2008 8:04pm
My first Northern Oriole stopped in at the suet feeder about noon. There
were oranges out there, but he wanted some real fuel I guess.
David
David E. Clapp
Natural History Services
Post Office Box 664
Brewster, MA 02631
www.naturalhistoryservices.com
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Subject: Orchard Oriole, Mt Auburn
From: "Greg Dysart" <dysart(AT)volume3.com>
Date: 1 May 2008 9:41pm
Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge.
May 1, 08 - 1 pm
Found the Orchard Oriole on the same tree as last year. It's a tall white
flowering tree, apple I believe, that seems to attract the Orchards each
year. The tree is between Lime and Halcyon Ave on Fountain Ave
I saw and photographed the male during my too short lunch break. On this
same tree last year May 4, I saw and photographed both a male and a female.
I posted the shots on my web page below.
Places to go, birds to see...
Greg Dysart
http://volume3.com/birds.html
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Subject: Plum Island 5/1 evening
From: Mark Daley <mbkm(AT)hotmail.com>
Date: 1 May 2008 10:14pm
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Massbirders,
=20
My daughter Katie joined me tonite for a nice, albeit cold evening on the i=
sland. Not much going on passerine wise, but good birds were still around. =
Highlights were a 3 falcon evening incl a number of great looks at Merlin a=
s well as incredible scope filling looks at the nesting woodcock.
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Thursday, 1 May 2008:PRNWR South to Pines Trail (1730-2000 hrs.)Weather: Cl=
ear and Cold, 5-10 mph, 52 falling to 46F.
Double-crested Cormorant 6American Bittern 1h - North Pool Overlook (NPO)Gr=
eat Blue Heron 7 - 5 migrGreat Egret 2Black-crowned Night Heron 1 - NPO at =
duskCanada Goose 7 (3 on nest)Mute Swan 6 (3 pairs)Gadwall 5American Black =
Duck 2Mallard 9Blue-winged Teal 2 - NPOGreen-winged Teal 18 (north field & =
pines platform)Osprey 2 (nest pines platform)Northern Harrier 2-3 (incl 1 m=
ale)Sharp-shinned Hawk 1 (imm strafed us near old blind)American Kestrel 2M=
erlin 3-5 (at least 3 distinct individuals seen)Peregrine Falcon 1 - PI bri=
dgeKilldeer 2 - pansGreater Yellowlegs 22Common Snipe 1 - flushed by harrie=
r NPOAmerican Woodcock 1 - on nest, marsh boardwalk. Thanks Tom!Herring Gul=
l 7Great Black-backed Gull 1Mourning Dove 3Great Horned Owl 1 - on nestAmer=
ican Crow 4Barn Swallow 4 - Bill Forward PoolMarsh Wren 4American Robin 13N=
orthern Mockingbird 2 - together pines roadBrown Thrasher 2European Starlin=
g yesNorthern Parula 1m - near hellcat Johns. Thanks Steve & Margo.Eastern =
Towhee 8Savannah Sparrow 3Song SparrowWhite-throated Sparrow 6Red-winged Bl=
ackbird yesEastern Meadowlark 1h NPOCommon Grackle yesBrown-headed Cowbird =
1hPurple Finch 1f - marsh trailAmerican Goldfinch 1
=20
Good Birding,
Mark Daley
Reading, MA
mbkm (at) hotmail (dot) com
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Subject: CT Report 05/01/2008 Yellow-throated Warbler,
Harlequin
From: Roy Harvey <rmharvey(AT)snet.net>
Date: 1 May 2008 9:40pm
Special Note:
Dennis Varza is doing a study on the birding habits of Connecticut
Birders and would really appreciate your help. The more people that
respond the more accurate the result. It doesn't matter wether you
cover 1 town or 100 towns.
1) Make a list of the towns you cover
2) Grade them by how frequently you go birding in each town:
3 frequently
2 regularly
1 occasionally
3) Send the list to Dennis Varza dennisvz(AT)optonline.net
From Hank Golet:
5/01 - Voluntown, Pachaug State Forest -- YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER. The
directions are: Go into the main entrance of Pachaug on Rt 49, take
the second right just before the bridge that goes over Mt Misery
Brook, go through the campground, the road enters the forest and turns
to dirt. At a little less than 1/2 mile down the dirt road there is a
gated forest road on the right. Right after the gate there is a small
pool/fire hole on the left and a swampy area on the right. This is
the area.
From Meredith Sampson:
5/01 - Old Greenwich, Greenwich Point -- HARLEQUIN DUCK at its usual
spot, SNOW GOOSE in its usual spot in cove.
From Debby Ethridge:
5/01 - Old Greenwich, Tomac Cove -- 6:00 pm, female HARLEQUIN DUCK.
From Patrick Comins and Sylvia Halken's CCSU ornithology class:
5/01 - Madison, Hammonasset Beach State Park -- LITTLE BLUE HERON,
juvenile RED CROSSBILL, AMERICAN PIPIT, WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPER, BROWN
THRASHER, plus Blue-winged Teal and other expected species.
From Tim Antanaitis:
5/01 - East Lyme, Nehantic State Forest, powerlines on dirt road 1.4
miles in to the north off Grassy Hill Road -- 1 WHIP-POOR-WILL heard
at 5:15 am. It's a pretty rough ride if you have a small car.
From John Marshall:
5/01 - Watertown, Gustafson's Orchard, Linkfield Road -- 1 EASTERN
MEADOWLARK.
From Gina Nichol and Sunrise Birding group :
5/01 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park -- LITTLE BLUE HERON,
WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPER, PURPLE MARTIN, BOAT-TAILED GRACKLE.
From Bill Banks:
5/01 - Southbury, Bent of the River -- a nice liftoff of 17 Broadwing
Hawks.
From Frank Gallo:
4/30 - Westport, Grace Salmon Park -- RUFF at high tide, late
afternoon; 1 adult male Orchard Oriole.
From Hugh McQuillan:
4/30 & 5/01 - Salisbury yard feeders -- pair of Pine Siskins
From Louise P. Tucker:
5/01 - Suffield, Hungary/Quarry Rd. and Phelps Rd. -- 2 COMMON RAVENS
chasing TURKEY VULTURE.
From Dana Campbell:
4/30 - Westport, Grace Salmon Park -- RUFF continues at 6 p.m.
From John & Linda Clancy with Mark Shapiro:
5/01 Bloomfield, Penwood State Park -- BLACK VULTURE
From Ellen Louer:
4/30 - Westport, Sherwood Island State Park -- 1 BROWN THRASHER, 1
SNOW GOOSE continuing to eat with CANADA GEESE
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Subject: Wompatuck SP SSBC trip
From: Charles Nims <cwnims(AT)comcast.net>
Date: 1 May 2008 10:38pm
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This morning, I lead a group of 15 on the first of four Thursday morning
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Subject: May 1st Report
From: Thomas Wetmore <ttw4(AT)verizon.net>
Date: 1 May 2008 11:26pm
PI/MA Birders,
There were very few warblers reported from Plum Island today. There
was one Northern Parula near the Hellcat johns, seen by many, and a
Northern Waterthrush near the old blind, seen and hear by a few, but
not much else, single sightings of a Yellow-rumped Warbler and a
Common Yellowthroat.
However, after combining all species reported by a variety of birders,
the day's and therefore the month's count is now at 93, which is quite
respectable for the first day of May. Please check the sightings page at
http://bartonstreet.com/tom/birds/pisightings.html
for all the details of these sightings. And a big thank you to all of
you who share your sightings with Massbird, PIbird, or just l'l ole me.
Here is the list of the 93 species reported today and the veritable
plethora of birders who reported them.
1 Brant [gurka]
2 Canada Goose [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
3 Mute Swan [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
4 Wood Duck [gurka]
5 Gadwall [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
6 American Black Duck [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
7 Mallard [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
8 Blue-winged Teal [daley, goetschkes, grinley, gurka, wetmore]
9 Northern Shoveler [parslow]
10 Green-winged Teal [daley, goetschkes, grinley, gurka, parslow,
wetmore]
11 Common Eider [gurka]
12 Surf Scoter [gurka, wetmore]
13 White-winged Scoter [gurka, wetmore]
14 Black Scoter [gurka]
15 Long-tailed Duck [gurka, wetmore]
16 Bufflehead [gurka]
17 Common Goldeneye [wetmore]
18 Red-breasted Merganser [gurka]
19 Red-throated Loon [gurka, wetmore]
20 Common Loon [gurka, parslow, wetmore]
21 Double-crested Cormorant [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
22 American Bittern [daley, goetschkes, grinley, wetmore]
23 Great Blue Heron [daley, wetmore]
24 Great Egret [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
25 Tricolored Heron [chickering, goetschkes, grinley, gurka,
mcgrath, nelson, parslow, wetmore]
26 Black-crowned Night-Heron [daley]
27 Turkey Vulture [gurka, parslow]
28 Osprey [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
29 Bald Eagle [wetmore]
30 Northern Harrier [daley, goetschkes, grinley, gurka, wetmore]
31 Sharp-shinned Hawk [daley, gurka]
32 Cooper's Hawk [mcgrath, parslow]
33 Broad-winged Hawk [secatore]
34 Red-tailed Hawk [gurka]
35 American Kestrel [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
36 Merlin [daley, goetschkes, grinley, gurka, mcgrath]
37 Peregrine Falcon [daley, nelson]
38 Virginia Rail [wetmore]
39 Sora [gurka, parslow, wetmore]
40 Piping Plover [gurka]
41 Killdeer [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
42 Greater Yellowlegs [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
43 Willet [wetmore]
44 Lesser Yellowlegs [gurka, nelson, parslow, wetmore]
45 Least Sandpiper [parslow]
46 Dunlin [gurka]
47 Wilson's Snipe [daley, wetmore]
48 American Woodcock [daley, goetschkes, grinley, mcgrath,
parslow, wetmore]
49 Ring-billed Gull [gurka]
50 Herring Gull [daley, gurka, wetmore]
51 Great Black-backed Gull [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
52 Rock Pigeon [gurka, wetmore]
53 Mourning Dove [daley, gurka, wetmore]
54 Great Horned Owl [daley, gurka, wetmore]
55 Hairy Woodpecker [goetschkes, grinley, gurka, wetmore]
56 Northern Flicker [gurka]
57 Blue-headed Vireo [mcgrath, wetmore]
58 Blue Jay [gurka, wetmore]
59 American Crow [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
60 Purple Martin [mcgrath, parslow, wetmore]
61 Tree Swallow [gurka, parslow, wetmore]
62 Northern Rough-winged Swallow [gurka]
63 Barn Swallow [daley, gurka, nelson, parslow, wetmore]
64 Black-capped Chickadee [gurka, parslow, wetmore]
65 Carolina Wren [gurka]
66 Marsh Wren [daley, gurka, nelson, wetmore]
67 Ruby-crowned Kinglet [gurka, parslow, wetmore]
68 Hermit Thrush [goetschkes, grinley]
69 American Robin [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
70 Gray Catbird [gurka]
71 Northern Mockingbird [daley, gurka, parslow]
72 Brown Thrasher [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
73 European Starling [daley, gurka, wetmore]
74 Northern Parula [daley, mcgrath, nelson, wetmore]
75 Yellow-rumped Warbler [wetmore]
76 Northern Waterthrush [gurka, mcgrath, wetmore]
77 Common Yellowthroat [gurka]
78 Eastern Towhee [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
79 Chipping Sparrow [gurka]
80 Field Sparrow [wetmore]
81 Savannah Sparrow [daley, gurka, wetmore]
82 Seaside Sparrow [wetmore]
83 Song Sparrow [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
84 White-throated Sparrow [daley, gurka, wetmore]
85 Dark-eyed Junco [wetmore]
86 Northern Cardinal [gurka, wetmore]
87 Red-winged Blackbird [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
88 Eastern Meadowlark [daley, gurka, mcgrath, wetmore]
89 Rusty Blackbird [gurka]
90 Common Grackle [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
91 Brown-headed Cowbird [daley, gurka, wetmore]
92 Purple Finch [daley, gurka, wetmore]
93 American Goldfinch [daley, gurka, parslow, wetmore]
Good birding,
Tom Wetmore
Newburyport, MA
http://bartonstreet.com/tom/birds/
Think globally, bird locally
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