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New England Birds

New England Birds
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Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Pawtuckaway SP, NH, May
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Pawtuckaway SP, NH, May		 Hairy Woodpecker
Hairy Woodpecker 		Downy Woodpecker
Downy Woodpecker 		Northern Mockingbird, Newmarket, NH
Northern Mockingbird, Newmarket, NH
Brown Thrasher, Parker River NWR, Sep
Brown Thrasher, Parker River NWR, Sep		 Fork-tailed Flycatcher
Fork-tailed Flycatcher 		Willow Flycatcher, Parker River NWR, May
Willow Flycatcher, Parker River NWR, May		 Northern Shrike, 1st winter, Parker River NWR - February
Northern Shrike, 1st winter, Parker River NWR - February
Red-eyed Vireo, Pawtuckaway SP, May
Red-eyed Vireo, Pawtuckaway SP, May		 Blue-headed Vireo, Pawtuckaway SP, NH, May
Blue-headed Vireo, Pawtuckaway SP, NH, May		 Blue Jay
Blue Jay		 Gray Jay, Twinway Trail, White Mountain National Forest, NH, October
Gray Jay, Twinway Trail, White Mountain National Forest, NH, October
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apakprearge 22-Apr-2013 02:42
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Dana 30-Mar-2013 19:54
Amazing accomplishment! Encouraging, too. I know most of what come to my backyard feeders, but I'm excited to see different birds in the vicinity. (Southern New Hampshire)
ann 18-Feb-2013 20:39
Thank you so much for this website. I live in Duxbury, Ma. on feb. 17th I saw a small black and white bird, I never noticed before. It looks to be a black-eyed Junco, do they just come in the winter???
Guest 08-Oct-2012 23:48
Thank you very much for your works. Many websites show names without pictures or the other way around picture with no name; which isn't very helpful. This website allows me to quickly identify a bird that I have seen in my backyard or during a park walk. Beautiful pitctures. Thanks again!
Judie 05-Jun-2012 13:00
I live in West Roxbury and have seen these two birds
both are about the size of an american robin - they have bright yellow beaks,black head and tail,the upper body is dark grey and the under is orange/reddish any ideas thank you
Mary 21-May-2012 16:08
I am trying to figure out what the bird is that has a nest on my son's porch, very high in rafters; it has a yellow breast with blackish wings that looked yellow striped; a rather "thick" head with long beak and straight, long tail that ends in a straight line, they just kind of "chirp" when irritated that we are out on porch..this is Connecticut by the way
Colleen 04-Apr-2012 20:24
is the gray squirrel considered a New England bird because it's found mostly hanging from our bird feeders?
Paul Beauvais 18-Feb-2012 11:55
saw 2 purple and yellow/orange birds, with similiar markings to a Baltimore Oriole. Wings and head were purple. Any ideas or pictures?
Diane 30-Oct-2011 11:53
Hi!!! Just saw a small black finch-sparrow looking bird with orange tips on it's wings and tail. Much too small to be an oriole. any ideas? Thanks! Diane, Methuen ,MA
Terry 02-Oct-2011 14:46
I saw the same exact 2 birds that Terry saw but I am in southern MA. They were huge and all black. The beak was kinda weird, not rounded, it was a straight down shape and they had a wingspan bigger than anything I've ever seen. I live in the city and it scares me that these strange birds are so code to houses with people that have pets. I have a small dog and I'm already seeing dead birds on the ground. What could these be?
Terry 19-Sep-2011 21:30
I saw two very large (Turket vulture size) birds on the road in Ashford Connecticut today
All I could make out was their size an that they appeared to be black or at least a dark color with no other distinguishing markings (beak to tail) and they did not appear to have a raptor type beak. Can you Identify this?
Evis 02-Feb-2011 02:32
I have been taking pictures of the birds that come to our bird feeder during these snowy cold days and I didn't know any of the names. It's a real show of colors and beauty. Thanks to your pictures I know at least 7 names. Thank you! Your pictures are beautiful.
Guest 12-Jan-2010 02:39
I saw a very unusual bird in my backyard resting on a tree branch, and could not determine what kind of bird it was. I looked at your pictures and realized it was a Northern Bobwhite. Thank you for your great pictures. I hope to see the bird again soon and will have my camera closeby. Again, thank you
Barbara Dunn 29-Mar-2009 19:27
Your beautiful pictures really helped me (a California girl!) identify birds seen on my recent trip to New England. Thank you!
douglas waddell 10-Jan-2009 03:01
great photographs.................a pleasure to look at...............
Vilone18-Dec-2005 23:53
Wonderful nature gallery!Thanks for sharing
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