LAKE MARTIN BIRD LIST

Jay Huner
Crawfish Research Center
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
P.O. Box 44650
Lafayette, Louisiana 70504 USA

Tel.: 337 394-7508; Fax.: 337 394-4152

e-Mail: jhuner@louisiana.edu

Location: Lake Martin, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana.

Asterisk indicates that the bird variety nests in the Lake Martin area.

1. Common Loon
2. Pied-billed Grebe*
3. Eared Grebe
4. American White Pelican
5. Cormorant*
6. Double-crested Cormorant*
7. Anhinga*
8. Great Blue Heron
9. Great Egret*
10. Egret*
11. Little Blue Heron*
12. Tricolored Heron*
13. Cattle Egret*
14. Green Heron*
15. Black-crowned Night-Heron*
16. Yellow-crowned Night-Heron*
17. White Ibis*
18. White-faced Ibis
19. Roseate Spoonbill*
20. Wood Stork
21. Black-bellied Whistling-Duck
22. Fulvous Whistling-Duck
23. Greater White-fronted Goose
24. Snow Goose
25. Canada Goose
26. Wood Duck*
27. Gadwall
28. American Wigeon
29. Mallard
30. Mottled Duck
31. Blue-winged Teal
32. Northern Shoveler
33. Green-winged Teal
34. Canvasback
35. Greater Scaup
36. Lesser Scaup
37. Common Goldeneye
38. Ruddy Duck
39. Osprey
40. Swallow-tailed Kite
41. Mississippi Kite*
42. Bald Eagle
43. Northern Harrier
44. Sharp-shinned Hawk
45. Cooper’s Hawk
46. Red-shouldered Hawk*
47. Broad-winged Hawk
48. Red-tailed Hawk*
49. American Kestrel
50. Northern Bobwhite*
51. Purple Gallinule
52. Common Moorhen*
53. American Coot
54. Killdeer*
55. Greater Yellowlegs
56. Solitary Sandpiper
57. Spotted Sandpiper
58. Semipalmated Sandpiper
59. Least Sandpiper
60. Pectoral Sandpiper
61. Common Snipe
62. American Woodcock
63. Laughing Gull
64. Ring-billed Gull
65. Caspian Tern
66. Forster’s Tern
67. Black Tern
68. Rock Dove
69. Eurasian Collared-Dove
70. Mourning Dove*
71. Inca Dove
72. Common Ground-Dove
73. Yellow-billed Cuckoo*
74. Barn Owl
75. Eastern Screech-Owl
76. Great Horned Owl
77. Barred Owl*
78. Common Nighthawk
79. Chimney Swift
80. Ruby-throated Hummingbird*
81. Belted Kingfisher
82. Red-headed Woodpecker
83. Red-bellied Woodpecker*
84. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
85. Downy Woodpecker*
86. Hairy Woodpecker
87. Northern Flicker
88. Pileated Woodpecker*
89. Olive-sided Flycatcher
90. Eastern Wood-Pewee
91. Yellow-bellied Flycatcher
92. Acadian Flycatcher
93. Alder Flycatcher
94. Least Sandpiper
95. Eastern Phoebe
96. Vermilion Flycatcher
97. Great Crested Flycatcher*
98. Eastern Kingbird*
99. Loggerhead Shrike*
100. White-eyed Vireo*
101. Yellow-throated Vireo
102. Blue-headed Vireo
103. Philadelphia Vireo
104. Red-eyed Vireo*
105. Blue Jay*
106. American Crow*
107. Fish Crow
108. Purple Martin*
109. Tree Swallow
110. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
111. Bank Swallow
112. Barn Swallow*
113. Carolina Chickadee*
114. Tufted Titmouse*
115. Red-breasted Nuthatch
116. Brown Creeper
117. Carolina Wren*
118. House Wren
119. Winter Wren
120. Sedge Wren
121. Marsh Wren
122. Golden-crowned Kinglet
123. Ruby-crowned Kinglet
124. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
125. Eastern Bluebird*
126. Mountain Bluebird
127. Veery
128. Gray-cheeked Thrush
129. Swainson’s Thrush
130. Hermit Thrush
131. Wood Thrush
132. American Robin
133. Gray Catbird
134. Northern Mockingbird*
135. Brown Thrasher*
136. European Starling*
137. American Pipit
138. Cedar Waxwing
139. Blue-winged Warbler
140. Golden-winged Warbler
141. Tennessee Warbler
142. Orange-crowned Warbler
143. Nashville Warbler
144. Northern Parula*
145. Yellow Warbler
146. Chestnut-sided Warbler
147. Magnolia Warbler
148. Yellow-rumped Warbler
149. Black-throated Green Warbler
150. Blackburnian Warbler
151. Yellow-throated Warbler
152. Pine Warbler
153. Palm Warbler
154. Bay-breasted Warbler
155. Blackpoll Warbler
156. Cerulean Warbler
157. Black-and-white Warbler
158. American Redstart
159. Prothonotary Warbler*
160. Worm-eating Warbler
161. Swainson’s Warbler
162. Ovenbird
163. Northern Waterthrush
164. Louisiana Waterthrush
165. Kentucky Warbler
166. Mourning Warbler
167. Common Yellowthroat*
168. Hooded Warbler
169. Wilson’s Warbler
170. Canada Warbler
171. Yellow-breasted Chat
172. Summer Tanager*
173. Scarlet Tanager
174. Eastern Towee
175. Chipping Sparrow
176. Field Sparrow
177. Savannah Sparrow
178. Fox Sparrow
179. Song Sparrow
180. Lincoln’s Sparrow
181. Swamp Sparrow
182. White-throated Sparrow’
183. Dark-eyed Junco
184. Northern Cardinal*
185. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
186. Black-headed Grosbeak
187. Blue Grosbeak
188. Indigo Bunting*
189. Painted Bunting*
190. Dickcissel
191. Bobolink
192. Red-winged Blackbird*
193. Eastern Meadowlark*
194. Rusty Blackbird
195. Brewer’s Blackbird
196. Common Grackle*
197. Great-tailed Grackle
198. Brown-headed Cowbird
199. Orchard Oriole*
200. Baltimore Oriole
201. Bullock’s Oriole
202. Purple Finch
203. House Finch
204. American Goldfinch
205. House Sparrow*

Document last revised April 25, 2006 1:10 PM CST.
Copyright © 2001 by the Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism,
P.O. Box 40831, Lafayette, LA 70504
Telephone: (337) 482-6027 Fax: (337) 482-6028

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