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Northern Fulmar
photo by Nick Bonomo
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Bay-breasted Warbler
photo by Jay Dia
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Palm Warbler
photo by Jared Keyes
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Eastern Meadowlark
photo by Phil Brown
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Swainson's Thrush
photo by Jared Keyes
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Orchard Oriole
photo by Jared Keyes
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Red-shouldered Hawk
photo by Jared Keyes
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Arctic Tern
photo by Johnny Owens
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Ruby-throated Hummingbird
photo by Jared Keyes
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Cedar Waxwing
photo by Jared Keyes
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Pectoral Sandpiper
photo by Tom Graham
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Brown Booby
photo by Tom Johnson
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American Redstart
photo by Jared Keyes
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Semipalmated Plover
photo by Jared Keyes
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Bobolink
photo by Eric Swanzey
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Snowy Owl
photo by Jared Keyes
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Common Yellowthroat
photo by Jared Keyes
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White-throated Sparrow
photo by Jared Keyes
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Grasshopper Sparrow
photo by Eric Swanzey
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Tufted Puffin
photo by Nancy and Tim Walker
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Long-tailed Duck
photo by Emily Szczypek
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Bald Eagle
photo by Jay Dia
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Northern Pintail
photo by Jared Keyes
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Alder Flycatcher
photo by Jay Dia
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Least Bittern
photo by Jay Dia
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Northern Parula
photo by Emily Szczypek
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Spruce Grouse
photo by Susan Hedman
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Hermit Thrush
photo by Jared Keyes
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Eastern Bluebirds
photo by Jared Keyes
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Cerulean Warbler
photo by Jared Keyes
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Warbler Banding
photo by Jocelyn Pyne
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Atlantic Puffin
photo by Johnny Owens
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Ruby-crowned Kinglet
photo by Jared Keyes
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Northern Harrier
photo by Jay Dia
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Glossy Ibis
photo by Eric Swanzey
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Wood Duck
photo by Jay Dia
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Purple Sandpiper
photo by Christopher Ciccone
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Scarlet Tanager
photo by Tom Graham
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Northern Parula
photo by Jared Keyes
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Yellow-rumped Warbler
photo by Jared Keyes
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Blackburnian Warbler
photo by Jared Keyes
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Long-tailed Duck
photo by Jared Keyes
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Barn Swallows
photo by Jared Keyes
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Forster's Tern
photo by Jay Dia
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Black-and-white Warbler
photo by Jared Keyes
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Chipping Sparrow
photo by Jared Keyes
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Barrow's Goldeneye
photo by Jared Keyes
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White-faced Storm-Petrel
photo by Tom Johnson
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Piping Plover
photo by Jared Keyes
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Baltimore Oriole
photo by Jared Keyes
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Pileated Woodpecker
photo by Susan Hedman
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Wood Thrush
photo by Jared Keyes
Brookline Bird Club – America’s most active bird club!
The Brookline Bird Club conducts birding trips in New England, offers and supports educational programs about birds and nature, and works to conserve birds and their habitats.
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Contact Chris Hughes, Treasurer, with any questions.
Changes Coming to Mt Auburn Cemetery This Spring
Cliff Cook2025-03-10T10:24:07-04:00March 10th, 2025|
Mt Auburn Cemetery has announced changes to birder access starting this spring. In short the gates will open every day [...]
eBird Tip – How to use eBird When Traveling
Cliff Cook2025-03-10T10:06:25-04:00March 10th, 2025|
Thanks to Bob Ross for the following article, which started out as a MassBird listserv post: eBird Alerts are an [...]
US Fish & Wildlife Service Major Staff Cuts
Cliff Cook2025-03-10T10:42:43-04:00February 19th, 2025|
On Friday, March 14 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM the National Wildlife Refuge Association will host the webinar "Capitol [...]
Avian Influenza Spreading in Massachusetts
Cliff Cook2025-02-19T18:01:54-05:00February 19th, 2025|
Avian influenza is an increasing public health concern and is spreading across Massachusetts. In the past few days we have [...]
March 26 Member Webinar: A Month at Sea in the Humboldt Current – Ship Life, Pelagic Birds, and Deep Sea Creatures with Scott Weiman
Cliff Cook2025-02-19T18:02:59-05:00February 19th, 2025|
Embark on an evening of discovery as marine geochemist Scott Wieman recounts a recent month-long research expedition aboard the R/V [...]
April 9 Member Webinar: The Corvid’s World, with John Marzluff
Cliff Cook2025-02-19T18:03:12-05:00February 19th, 2025|
How have corvids mastered city life, learned human faces and learned to use tools? What settings and experiments help humans [...]
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Brookline Bird Club – America’s most active bird club!
Join us on our next Field Trip, Pelagic, Weekend Excursion, Meeting or Webinar. There are many ways to connect with other birders!
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On a Pelagic looking for Storm Petrels
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Franklin Park, Boston
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Hellcat boardwalk, Parker River NWR
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Boston - Fenway Victory Gardens