Backyard Bird List
Spring migration has started again, and there are many returning visitors. The robins are nesting on the back porch again and the first brood will be gone in a week or so. It seems like they were just hatched. And believe it or not, a new bird to add to the list.
Add: Black-and-white warbler
The list of birds seen (and identified) in my backyard is as follows:
American crow
American goldfinch
American robin
Baltimore oriole
Black-and-white warbler
Black-capped chickadee
Blue jay
Brown-headed cowbird
Common grackle
Dark-eyed junco (aka Snowbird)
Downy woodpecker
Eastern towhee
Gray Catbird
Hairy woodpecker
Indigo bunting
Mourning dove
Northern Cardinal
Pileated woodpecker
Pine siskin
Red-winged blackbird
Rose-breasted grosbeak
Ruby-throated hummingbird
Rusty blackbird
Savannah sparrow
Scarlet tanager
Solitary sandpiper
Tufted titmouse
Warbling vireo
White-breasted nuthatch
Yellow-bellied sapsucker
And I have seen flying overhead (but not landed in my yard) some Canada geese
And also some wild turkeys in a field across the street (but not in my yard)
Add: Black-and-white warbler
The list of birds seen (and identified) in my backyard is as follows:
American crow
American goldfinch
American robin
Baltimore oriole
Black-and-white warbler
Black-capped chickadee
Blue jay
Brown-headed cowbird
Common grackle
Dark-eyed junco (aka Snowbird)
Downy woodpecker
Eastern towhee
Gray Catbird
Hairy woodpecker
Indigo bunting
Mourning dove
Northern Cardinal
Pileated woodpecker
Pine siskin
Red-winged blackbird
Rose-breasted grosbeak
Ruby-throated hummingbird
Rusty blackbird
Savannah sparrow
Scarlet tanager
Solitary sandpiper
Tufted titmouse
Warbling vireo
White-breasted nuthatch
Yellow-bellied sapsucker
And I have seen flying overhead (but not landed in my yard) some Canada geese
And also some wild turkeys in a field across the street (but not in my yard)