Bird Sightings on Martha’s Vineyard: November 2024
Barred owl.
Barred owl.
Long-tailed ducks.
Long-tailed ducks.
Bonaparte's gull.
Bonaparte's gull.
Eastern bluebird.
Eastern bluebird.
American kestrel.
American kestrel.
Common goldeneye.
Common goldeneye.
Red-winged blackbird.
Red-winged blackbird.
American crow.
American crow.
Pine siskin.
Pine siskin.
Blue jay.
Blue jay.
Brown creeper.
Brown creeper.
Hermit thrush.
Hermit thrush.
Bonaparte's gulls.
Bonaparte's gulls.
Long-tailed duck.
Long-tailed duck.
Red-necked grebe.
Red-necked grebe.
Western sandpiper.
Western sandpiper.
American coot.
American coot.
Cory's shearwater.
Cory's shearwater.
Eurasian widgeon.
Eurasian widgeon.
Palm warbler.
Palm warbler.
Snow buntings.
Snow buntings.
Swamp sparrow.
Swamp sparrow.
Cliff swallows.
Cliff swallows.
Eastern towhee.
Eastern towhee.
Gray catbird.
Gray catbird.
Greater scaup.
Greater scaup.
Northern gannets.
Northern gannets.
Turkey vulture.
Turkey vulture.
White-winged crossbill.
White-winged crossbill.
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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