Bird species Eva Casey photographed and identified on Nantucket in the 21^st Century on a weekend near New Year’s. and  published with explicit identification on http://theworld.com/~eva/nantucket.html

 

The ones marked with a “*” are newly added to the list in January 2012.

 

1. Common loon
2. *Red-throated loon
3. *Red-necked grebe
4. Pied-billed grebe
5. Northern gannet
6. Great cormorant
7. Double-crested cormorant
8. Great blue heron
9. *Snowy egret
10. Canada goose
11. Snow Goose
12. Ross’s Goose
13. Mute swan
14. Tundra swan
15. Gadwall
16. American wigeon
17. Eurasian wigeon
18. Mallard
19. Northern shoveler
20. Northern pintail
21. Canvasback
22. Ring-necked duck
23. Greater scaup
24. Lesser scaup
25. Common eider
26. Surf scoter
27. White-winged scoter
28. Black scoter
29. Long-tailed duck
30. Bufflehead
31. Common goldeneye
32. Hooded merganser
33. Red-breasted merganser
34. Northern harrier
35. Sharp-shinned hawk
36. Cooper's hawk
37. Red-tailed hawk
38. Merlin
39. Common Galinule
40. American coot
41. Ruddy turnstone
42. Sanderling
43. Black-headed gull
44. Bonaparte's gull
45. Herring gull
46. Iceland gull
47. Lesser black-backed gull
48. Glaucous gull
49. Great black-backed gull
50. California gull
51. Black-legged kittiwake
52. Razorbill
53. Thick-billed Murre
54. Mourning dove
55. Rock Pigeon
56. *Belted Kingfisher
57. Red-bellied woodpecker
58. Yellow-bellied sapsucker
59. Downy woodpecker
60. Northern flicker
61. Blue jay
62. American crow
63. Black-capped chickadee
64. White-breasted nuthatch
65. Red-breasted nuthatch
66. *Carolina wren
67. American robin
68. Gray catbird
69. Northern mockingbird
70. Cedar waxwing
71. Yellow-rumped warbler
72. Redwinged blackbird
73. Savannah sparrow
74. Lark sparrow
75. Song sparrow
76. Snow bunting
77. Northern cardinal
78. Evening grossbeak
79. House finch
80. Common redpoll
81. Goldfinch
82. House sparrow