Six birders roamed the paths of Wompatuck looking for the next great bird. Temperatures were in the mid-50's and there was a wind chill making conditions a bit nippy. With the leaves out so fully, we had to work at getting visuals on most of the birds, and the Cerulean Warbler was deep enough in the woods that only one person got on it just as it flew away. There were a couple of mystery birds that no one saw long enough to positively ID. The following eBird list reflects my own sightings and count, although two or three other birds were seen by others.ebird
1 | Wood Duck |
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1 | Mallard |
1 | Double-crested Cormorant |
1 | Great Blue Heron |
1 | Turkey Vulture |
1 | Great Black-backed Gull |
2 | Mourning Dove |
2 | Chimney Swift |
2 | Red-bellied Woodpecker |
1 | Downy Woodpecker |
1 | Hairy Woodpecker |
1 | Eastern Wood-Pewee |
5 | Eastern Phoebe |
6 | Great Crested Flycatcher |
1 | Blue-headed Vireo |
11 | Red-eyed Vireo |
4 | Blue Jay |
1 | American Crow |
1 | Tree Swallow |
8 | Black-capped Chickadee |
14 | Tufted Titmouse |
6 | Blue-gray Gnatcatcher |
2 | Veery |
3 | Wood Thrush |
10 | American Robin |
9 | Gray Catbird |
19 | Ovenbird |
1 | Blue-winged Warbler |
6 | Black-and-white Warbler |
3 | Common Yellowthroat |
3 | American Redstart |
1 | Cerulean Warbler |
1 | Northern Parula |
6 | Yellow Warbler |
1 | Canada Warbler |
6 | Eastern Towhee |
7 | Chipping Sparrow |
1 | Song Sparrow |
1 | Scarlet Tanager |
4 | Northern Cardinal |
1 | Rose-breasted Grosbeak |
2 | Brown-headed Cowbird |
5 | Baltimore Oriole |
3 | American Goldfinch |
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