Birding

Highlighting 104 Unique Birds

Within Jefferson County, Floyds Fork is arguably the best location for birding. Here is a list of the birds witnessed by my family while visiting Floyds Fork with the highlights being the Bald Eagle, the Osprey, the Sandhill Cranes and Northern Orioles. One time we enjoyed watching two adult Bald Eagles and a juvenile flying overhead for over 10 minutes.  

Our Current Birding List

Most recent addition: Yellow-crowned Night Heron

1. Acadian Flycatcher
2. American Crow
3. American Goldfinch
4. American Kestrel
5. American Redstart
6. American Robin
7. Ash-throated Flycatcher
8. Bald Eagle
9. Barn Swallow
10. Barred Owl
11. Bay-breasted Warbler*
12. Belted Kingfisher
13. Black-and-white Warbler*
14. Black-crowned Night Heron*
15. Black Poll Warbler*
16. Black Vulture
17. Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher*
18. Blue Jay
19. Blue-headed Vireo*
20. Brown Creeper
21. Brown Thrasher
22. Brown-headed Cowbird
23. Canada Geese
24. Cape May Warbler*
25. Carolina Chickadee
26. Carolina Wren
27. Cedar Waxwing
28. Chestnut Sided Warbler
29. Chimney Swift
30. Chipping Sparrow
31. Cliff Swallow
32. Common Grackle
33. Common Yellowthroat
34. Cooper’s Hawk
35. Dark-eyed Junco
36. Downy Woodpecker
37. Eastern Bluebird
38. Eastern Kingbird
39. Eastern Phoebe
40. Eastern Screech-owl
41. Eastern Wood-Pewee
42. European Starling
43. Eastern Towhee
44. Gray Catbird
45. Great Blue Heron
46. Great Crested Flycatcher
47. Great Egret
48. Great Horned Owl
49. Green Heron
50. Hairy Woodpecker
51. House Finch
52. House Sparrow

53. House Wren
54. Indigo Bunting
55. Killdeer
56. Louisiana Waterthrush
57. Magnolia Warbler
58. Mallard
59. Mourning Dove
60. Northern Cardinal
61. Northern Flicker
62. Northern Mockingbird
63. Northern “Baltimore” Oriole
64. Northern Parula
65. Northern Waterthrush
66. Orchard Oriole*
67. Osprey
68. Palm Warbler*
69. Philadelphia Vireo*
70. Pileated Woodpecker
71. Prairie Warbler*
72. Purple Martin
73. Red-bellied Woodpecker
74. Red-eyed Vireo*
75. Red-headed Woodpecker
76. Red-shouldered Hawk
77. Red-tailed Hawk
78. Red-winged Blackbird
79. Red-winged Hawk
80. Ring-billed Gull
81. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
82. Ruby-throated Hummingbird
83. Sandhill Crane
84. Scarlet Tanager
85. Song Sparrow
86. Summer Tananger
87. Tennessee Warbler
88. Tree Swallow
89. Tufted Titmouse
90. Turkey Vulture
91. Veery (?)
92. White-breasted Nuthatch
93. White-crowned Sparrow
94. White-eyed Vireo*
95. White-throated Sparrow
96. Wild Turkey
97. Wood Duck
98. Wood Thrush
99. Yellow-bellied Flycatcher
100. Yellow-billed Cuckoo
101. Yellow-breasted Chat*
102. Yellow-crowned Night Heron
103. Yellow-rumped Warbler
104. Yellow-throated Warbler

The young life in a robin's nest

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