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SPECIES-CO^M)N NAME 



PRIMARY STATUS 



mEEDS 



Spotted Sandpiper 

 Willet 



Greater Yellowlegs 

 Lesser Yellowlegs 

 Pectoral Sandpiper 

 White-rumped Sandpiper 

 Least Saridpiper 

 Dunlin 



Short-billed dowitcher 

 Long-billed dowitcher 

 Stilt Sajidpiper 

 Western Sandpiper 

 Black-necked Stilt 

 Herring Gull 

 Ring-billed Gull 

 Laughing Gull 

 Gull-billed Tern 

 Forster's Tern 



Common Tern 



Lcajt Tern 



Caspian Tern 



black Skimmer 



B;ar'n Owl 



Common Nighthawk 



Relted Kingfisher 



Tree Sv;allow 



Rough- singed Swallow 



Barn Sv;allow 



Purple Martin 



Fisn Grow 



Long-billed Marsh Wren 



Short-billed Marsh Wren 



YelJ.ow-n.imped Warbler (Myrtle) 



Palm Wai'bler 



Bobolink 



Eastern Meadowlark 



Red-winged Blackbird 



Boat-tailed Grackle 



Savannah Sparrow 



Sharp-tailed Sparrow 



Seaside Sparrow 



transient 



summer resident yes 



transient-winter resident 



transient 



transient 



transient 



transient 



transient-vjinter resident 



transient-winter resident 



transient 



transient 



transient-winter resident 



summer resident yes 



winter resident 



winter resident 



transient-summer resident 



summer resident 



summer resident 



summer resident 

 summerresident 

 transient 

 summer resident 

 winter resident 

 suiiimer resident 

 winter resident 

 transient 

 summer resident 

 surumer resident 

 summer res lent 

 permanent resident 

 permanent resident 

 winter resident 

 winter resident 

 transient 

 transient 



permanent resident yes 

 permanent resident 

 permanent resident 

 winter resident 

 winter resident 

 summer resident 



apparently, some 

 years 



yes 



yes 



yes 



Birds that occur occasionally in the North River mai'shes: 



The ducks listed above cire the only species that occur regularly. Gadwall, 

 Pintail, American Wigeon and Northern Shoveler are occasional. The adjacent 

 North River sometimes has large numbers of other ducks, such as Kedliead, Scaup, 

 Ruddy Ducks and Buffleheads. Sharp-siiinnea Hawks, Red-tailed Hawks, American 

 Kestrels, and Great Horned Owls probably feed in the marsh on occasion. Some 

 notable rarities at North River marshes in the last ten years are Roseate Spoonbill, 

 Peregrine Falcon, Merlin, American Golden Plover, and Wilson's Phalarope. 



