Halibut Point SP

Apr 21, 2024

8:00 AM

Traveling

2.00 miles

120 Minutes

All birds reported? Yes

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2 Common Eider

10 Harlequin Duck — Observed by whole group, including park ranger. Close to rocky shore where they have been present all winter

1 White-winged Scoter

4 Black Scoter

4 scoter sp.

10 Long-tailed Duck

6 Red-breasted Merganser

2 Mourning Dove

5 American Herring Gull

1 Great Black-backed Gull

1 Red-necked Grebe

12 Double-crested Cormorant

1 Sharp-shinned/Cooper’s Hawk

2 Eastern Phoebe

11 Blue Jay

5 American Crow

2 Black-capped Chickadee

6 Tufted Titmouse

1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet

1 Carolina Wren

3 European Starling

1 Eastern Bluebird

3 American Robin

2 House Sparrow

3 American Goldfinch

3 White-throated Sparrow

1 Song Sparrow

4 Eastern Towhee

2 Red-winged Blackbird

2 Brown-headed Cowbird

3 Common Grackle

1 Palm Warbler

1 Yellow-rumped Warbler

3 Northern Cardinal

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