Bird Sightings on Martha's Vineyard: November 2022
Greater scaup.
Greater scaup.
Yellow-throated warbler.
Yellow-throated warbler.
Common goldeneyes.
Common goldeneyes.
Long-tailed ducks.
Long-tailed ducks.
Pine siskin.
Pine siskin.
Snow geese.
Snow geese.
European starlings.
European starlings.
Snow buntings.
Snow buntings.
Black-legged kittiwake.
Black-legged kittiwake.
Cooper's hawk.
Cooper's hawk.
Fish crows.
Fish crows.
Red-throated loon.
Red-throated loon.
Baltimore oriole.
Baltimore oriole.
Dark-eyed junco.
Dark-eyed junco.
Marsh wren.
Marsh wren.
Red-breasted merganser drake.
Red-breasted merganser drake.
Gray kingbird.
Gray kingbird.
Eurasian widgeon.
Eurasian widgeon.
Double-crested cormorants occupy Sarson's Island.
Double-crested cormorants occupy Sarson's Island.
Immature Bonaparte's gull.
Immature Bonaparte's gull.
Bonaparte's gull.
Bonaparte's gull.
Semi-palmated plover.
Semi-palmated plover.
Red-tailed hawk.
Red-tailed hawk.
Ipswich sparrow.
Ipswich sparrow.
Osprey.
Osprey.
November brings cooler weather and the arrival of winter residents, especially waterfowl. Transient migrants continue to be found, including some summer resident species, though they appear in newer numbers.
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