Bobolink, Monson, MA, Jun 9, 2019 |
Wood Duck walking through a freshly plowed field (nowhere near any water), Monson, MA, Jun 9, 2019 |
Common Ravens, Palmer, MA, Jun 9, 2019 |
The ten most abundant species are listed in the table below (% of sightings for all stops)
Red eyed Vireo 80%
American Robin 72%
Chipping Sparrow 70%
Northern Cardinal 60%
Gray Catbird 56%
Ovenbird 50%
Common Yellowthroat 46%
Mourning Dove 46%
American Redstart 42%
House Wren 40%
Among the 83 species were a number notable sightings including Fish Crows, an Osprey, a Red shouldered Hawk, multiple Black billed and Yellow billed Cuckoos, Willow Flycatchers and 13 species of warbler including a late Blackpoll Warbler, a Nashville Warbler and two Canada Warblers. Of those mentioned above five are new for the route..at least as long as I have been conducting it (the five new species are Blackpoll Warbler, Osprey, Fish Crow, Nashville Warbler and Willow Flycatcher). I have now seen a total of 105 species while conducting the route since taking it over in 2010. Total number of species seen for each year I have conducted the survey below:
year # of species
2010 71
2011 64
2012 56
2013 67
2014 70
2015 75
2016 78
2017 73
2018 71
2019 83
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