| Species |
|---|
| american crow |
| american goldfinch |
| american redstart |
| american robin |
| american woodcock |
| barn swallow |
| belted kingfisher |
| black and white warbler |
| black duck |
| blackburnian warbler |
| black-capped chickadee |
| black-crowned night heron |
| blackpoll warbler |
| black-throated blue warbler |
| black-throated green warbler |
| blue jay |
| blue-gray gnatcatcher |
| brown creeper |
| brown-headed cowbird |
| bufflehead |
| canada goose |
| canada warbler |
| carolina wren |
| cedar waxwing |
| chimney swift |
| chipping sparrow |
| common flicker |
| common grackle |
| common loon |
| common merganser |
| common nighthawk |
| common yellowthroat |
| cooper's hawk |
| double-crested cormorant |
| downy woodpecker |
| eastern bluebird |
| eastern kingbird |
| eastern pewee |
| eastern pheobe |
| european starling |
| golden-crowned kinglet |
| gray catbird |
| great blue heron |
| great-crested flycatcher |
| green heron |
| herring gull |
| hooded merganser |
| house finch |
| house sparrow |
| house wren |
| killdeer |
| least flycatcher |
| magnolia warbler |
| mallard |
| mourning dove |
| mute swan |
| northern cardinal |
| northern flicker |
| northern junco |
| northern mockingbird |
| northern oriole |
| northern parula |
| northern rough-winged swallow |
| orchard oriole |
| ovenbird |
| palm warbler |
| pine warbler |
| red-bellied woodpecker |
| red-eyed vireo |
| red-tailed hawk |
| red-winged blackbird |
| ring-billed gull |
| ring-necked duck |
| rock dove |
| rose-breasted grosbeak |
| rough-winged swallow |
| ruddy duck |
| rufous-sided towhee |
| savannah sparrow |
| scarlet tanager |
| song sparrow |
| tree swallow |
| tufted titmouse |
| turkey vulture |
| warbling vireo |
| white-breasted nuthatch |
| white-throated sparrow |
| wild turkey |
| wood duck |
| wood thrush |
| yellow warbler |
| yellow-rumped warbler |
Thursday, September 6, 2007
92 Birds
On April 28, I reported siting my 50th bird species in Newton during 2007. With the observation of a Black-crowned Night Heron on August 2, I am up to 92 bird species for the year. Some highlights include a Common Loon at Crystal Lake and an Orchard Oriole at Bullough's pond. Fall is a great time to observe migrant songbirds, sparrows, and waterfowl in Newton, at sites such as Crystal Lake, Charles River, Nahanton Park, Hammond Woods.
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