Bird Sightings on Martha’s Vineyard: January 2025
Common grackle.
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Bald eagle.
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Ruddy ducks.
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Rose-breasted grosbeak.
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Snowy owl.
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Merlin.
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Fox sparrow.
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Ruddy turnstone.
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European starlings.
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Hermit thrush.
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Yellow-rumped warbler.
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Barn owl.
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Savannah sparrow.
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Tufted titmouse.
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Barrow's goldeneye.
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Eastern bluebird.
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Ipswich sparrow.
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Double-crested cormorant.
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Yellow-rumped warbler.
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House wren.
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Three redheads in the company of a single female ring-necked duck.
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Rose-breasted grosbeak.
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Orange-crowned warbler.
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Northern gannet.
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Blue-winged teal.
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Black-legged kittiwake.
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Short-billed dowitchers.
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Chipping sparrow.
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Northern bobwhite.
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Winter birds are settled in on the Vineyard, and feeders are busier in January as birds look for reliable sources of food in snow and cold temperatures.
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