Posted April 3, 2005

Birds That Can Be Seen in Huletts

A-Abundant
C-Common
O-Occasional
R-Rare
U-Uncommon
N-Never seen here

Sp-Spring
S-Summer
F-Fall
W-Winter

American Pipet-N
Bald Eagle-O
Barred Owl-C
Barrow's Goldeneye-O,F
Black-Backed Woodpecker-N
Black Billed Cuckoo-N
Black-crowned night heron-N
Blackpoll warbler-N
Blue-Gray gnatcather-N
Blue-Winged Warbler-N
Boreal Chickadee-O,W
Brewsters Warbler-N
Canada Geese-C,F,S
Cape May Warbler-N
Caspian Tern-N
Cattle Egret-N
Clay-Colored Sparrow-N
Common Snipe-N
Connecticut Warbler-N
Cormorant-O
King Bird Flycatcher-C
Gray Jay-N
Eastern Flycatcher-C
Yellow Warbler-C
Forster's Tern-N
Kestrel-O,W
Laughing Gull-N
Chipping Sparrow-A
Little Gull-N
House Wren-C
Northern Mockingbird-N
Northern Parula-N
Baltimore Oriole-C
Duck Hawk Osprey-C,S
Orange-Crowned Warbler-N
Pird-Billed Grebe-N
Praire Warbler-N
Red-Bellied Woodpecker-N
Red-Shouldered Hawk-C,S,F
Red-tailed Hawk-C
Common Loon-O,Sp,F
Red-Winged Crossbill-N
Red winged Blackbird-A,S
Sabine's Gull-N
Snow Bunting-N
Barn Swallow-C
Downy Woodpecker-O
Brown Thrush-C
Virginia Rail-N
White-Winged Crossbill-N
Eastern Flycatcher-C
Wood Warbler-O
Yellow Bellied Flycatcher-N
"Yellow" Palm Warbler-N
Ruffe Grouse-C
Red-Breasted Grouse Beak-R
Purple Martin-O, S
Gull-A,S,F
Ring-Necked Pheasent-O
Boat-Tail Grackles-A
Black Copped Chickadees-A
Gold Finch-A
Blue Jay-A
Hairy Woodpecker-C
Pileated Woodpecker-C,W
Catbird-C,S
Hummingbird-C (Longest Migration - Central America)
Red Poll-A,W
Scarlet Tanager-R
Turkey-C
Sparrow-A
Snowy Owl-R,W
American Eagle-R
Cedar Wax Wing-R

This list was compiled by Francis Borden, a Naturalist, and Native American of the Mohican Tribe and lifelong resident of Huletts, with help from wife Ruth.