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New England Birds

New England Birds
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Red-throated Loon
Red-throated Loon		 Common Loon, Hampton Harbor, NH, February
Common Loon, Hampton Harbor, NH, February		 Eared Grebe
Eared Grebe 		Pied-billed Grebe
Pied-billed Grebe
Great Cormorant
Great Cormorant		 Double-crested Cormorant
Double-crested Cormorant 		Northern Gannet
Northern Gannet 		Great Blue Heron
Great Blue Heron
Snowy Egrets, Rye, NH, June
Snowy Egrets, Rye, NH, June		 Mute Swan
Mute Swan 		Whooper Swan, Rye, NH - January 2005
Whooper Swan, Rye, NH - January 2005		 Ross's Goose
Ross's Goose
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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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