Bird Sightings on Martha’s Vineyard: May 2025
Piping plovers.
Piping plovers.
Red-eyed vireo.
Red-eyed vireo.
Least terns.
Least terns.
Least terns.
Least terns.
Canada geese.
Canada geese.
Eastern towhee.
Eastern towhee.
Eastern towhee.
Eastern towhee.
Grey catbird.
Grey catbird.
White-eyed vireo.
White-eyed vireo.
Willet.
Willet.
Yellow warbler.
Yellow warbler.
Blue-gray gnatcatcher.
Blue-gray gnatcatcher.
Common yellowthroat.
Common yellowthroat.
Eastern kingbird.
Eastern kingbird.
Marsh wren.
Marsh wren.
Northern rough-winged swallow.
Northern rough-winged swallow.
Prothonotary warbler.
Prothonotary warbler.
Yellow-throated warbler.
Yellow-throated warbler.
Bald eagle.
Bald eagle.
Bufflehead.
Bufflehead.
Dunlin.
Dunlin.
Dunlin.
Dunlin.
Red-eyed vireo.
Red-eyed vireo.
Worm-eating warbler.
Worm-eating warbler.
Worm-eating warbler.
Worm-eating warbler.
Yellow-throated warbler.
Yellow-throated warbler.
Black-throated green warbler.
Black-throated green warbler.
Black-throated green warbler.
Black-throated green warbler.
Blackpoll warbler.
Blackpoll warbler.
Hair woodpecker.
Hair woodpecker.
Mallards.
Mallards.
Mallards.
Mallards.
Ruby-crowned kinglet.
Ruby-crowned kinglet.
Veery.
Veery.
Veery.
Veery.
Blackburnian warbler.
Blackburnian warbler.
Blackburnian warbler.
Blackburnian warbler.
Parasitic jaeger.
Parasitic jaeger.
Parasitic jaeger.
Parasitic jaeger.
Piping plovers.
Piping plovers.
Piping plovers.
Piping plovers.
Red knot.
Red knot.
Red knot.
Red knot.
Ruby-throated hummingbird.
Ruby-throated hummingbird.
Wood thrush.
Wood thrush.
Morning bird song is at full tilt and many seasonal avian visitors continue to arrive. Annual standbys such as Towhees, Catbirds, and wrablers are being seen by Island birders.
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