Yard List

My thought on having a yard list posted on my Blog is quite simple. Everyone should keep one. Especially if you have a yard. And since I’ve had a yard for sometime, I want to share the different types of birds that can appear right in your own yard. There is one rule to this. And that is, if I can see it from my yard it counts. Even if it’s flying overhead. Having different lists makes this hobby fun.

  1. Canada Goose
  2. Mallard
  3. Great Blue Heron
  4. Black Vulture
  5. Turkey Vulture
  6. Sharp-shinned Hawk
  7. Cooper’s Hawk
  8. Red-shouldered Hawk
  9. Red-tailed Hawk
  10. American Kestrel
  11. Killdeer
  12. Common Pigeon
  13. Mourning Dove
  14. Great Horned Owl
  15. Common Nighthawk
  16. Chimney Swift
  17. Ruby-throated Hummingbird
  18. Red-bellied Woodpecker
  19. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
  20. Downy Woodpecker
  21. Pileated Woodpecker
  22. Eastern Wood Pewee
  23. Blue Jay
  24. American Crow
  25. Carolina Chickadee
  26. Black-capped Chickadee
  27. Tufted Titmouse
  28. White-breasted Nuthatch
  29. Carolina Wren
  30. House Wren
  31. Eastern Bluebird
  32. American Robin
  33. Grey Catbird
  34. Northern Mockingbird
  35. Brown Thrasher
  36. Common Starling
  37. Cedar Waxwing
  38. Pine Warbler
  39. Eastern Towhee
  40. American Tree Sparrow
  41. Chipping Sparrow
  42. Song Sparrow
  43. House Sparrow
  44. White-throated Sparrow
  45. White-crowned Sparrow
  46. Dark-eyed Junco
  47. Northern Cardinal
  48. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
  49. Red-winged Blackbird
  50. Common Grackle
  51. Brown-headed Cowbird
  52. Purple Finch
  53. House Finch
  54. American Goldfinch
  55. Hermit Thrush
  56. Brown Creeper
  57. Barn Swallow
  58. Northern Flicker
  59. Eastern Phoebe
  60. Field Sparrow
  61. Yellow-rumped Warbler
  62. Common Yellowthroat
  63. Osprey
  64. Field Sparrow
  65. Least Flycatcher
  66. Yellow-throated Warbler
  67. Yellow-throated Vireo
  68. Acadian Flycatcher
  69. Indigo Bunting
  70. Pine Siskin
  71. Red-breasted Nuthatch
  72. Yellow Warbler
  73. Yellow-billed Cuckoo
  74. Wild Turkey
  75. Belted Kingfisher
  76. Red-eyed Vireo
  77. Whip-Poor-Will
  78. Double-creasted Cormorant
  79. Prothonotary Warbler
  80. Eastern Kingbird
  81. Baltimore Oriole
  82. Blackpoll Warbler
  83. Northern Parula
  84. Ruby-crowned Kinglet
  85. Alder Flycatcher

2 responses to “Yard List

  1. Nice, I’m only at 45 at my house. I can tell that we must live in different habitats with me much more wooded and your’s more open. I have about 8 species of warbler on my list, but I would never get swallows, or a field sparrow or even a red-tailed hawk.

  2. I agree, keeping a yard list is a great idea. 107 at Zoar Acres.

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