Boreal Songbird Initiative : Boreal Birds of the New York City Area
  

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Boreal Birds of the New York City Area (view list)

The New York City area has 89 birds regularly seen that breed in the Boreal Forest. Some of these species winter in the US, many however migrate south to winter in Mexico, Central and South America.
Species Fall Winter Spring Summer
Waterfowl
Red-throated Loon Fall Winter Spring
Common Loon Fall Winter Spring
Horned Grebe Fall Winter Spring
Pied-billed Grebe Fall Winter Spring
American Bittern Fall Spring
Canada Goose Fall Winter Spring Summer
Mallard Fall Winter Spring Summer
American Black Duck Fall Winter Spring Summer
Northern Pintail Fall   Spring
American Wigeon Fall   Spring
Northern Shoveler Fall   Spring
Blue-winged Teal Fall   Spring
Green-winged Teal Fall Spring
Canvasback Fall Winter Spring
Redhead Fall Winter Spring
Ring-necked Duck Fall Spring
Greater Scaup Fall Winter Spring
Lesser Scaup Fall Winter Spring
Surf Scoter> Fall Winter Spring
Black Scoter Fall Winter Spring
White-winged Scoter Fall Winter Spring
Common Goldeneye Fall Winter Spring
Bufflehead Fall Winter Spring
Common Merganser Fall Winter Spring
Red-breasted Merganser Fall Winter Spring
Hawks and Owls Fall Winter Spring Summer
  Northern Harrier Fall Winter Spring  
  Sharp-shinned Hawk> Fall Winter Spring Summer
  Northern Goshawk Fall Winter Spring  
  Bald Eagle Fall Winter Spring  
  Osprey Fall   Spring Summer
  Merlin Fall Winter Spring  
  Short-eared Owl Fall Winter Spring  
Shorebirds Fall Winter Spring Summer
Sora Fall Spring
Killdeer Fall Winter Spring Summer
Greater Yellowlegs Fall Spring
Lesser Yellowlegs Fall Spring
Solitary Sandpiper Fall Spring
Spotted Sandpiper Fall Spring Summer
Upland Sandpiper Fall Spring
Hudsonian Godwit Fall Spring
Least Sandpiper Fall Spring
Short-billed Dowitcher Fall Spring
Wilson's Snipe Fall Spring
Bonaparte's Gull Fall Winter Spring
Herring Gull Fall Winter Spring Summer
Caspian Tern Fall Spring
Common Tern Fall Winter Spring Summer
Black Tern Fall Spring
Backyard and Trailbirds Fall Winter Spring Summer
  Common Nighthawk Fall   Spring Summer
  Belted Kingfisher Fall Winter Spring Summer
  Yellow-bellied Sapsucker Fall Winter Spring  
  Northern Flicker Fall Winter Spring Summer
  Olive-sided Flycatcher Fall   Spring  
  Yellow-bellied Flycatcher> Fall   Spring  
  Alder Flycatcher Fall   Spring  
  Least Flycatcher Fall   Spring Summer
  Eastern Kingbird Fall   Spring Summer
  Northern Shrike   Winter    
  Red-eyed Vireo Fall   Spring Summer
  Philadelphia Vireo Fall   Spring  
  Blue-headed Vireo Fall   Spring  
  Bank Swallow Fall   Spring Summer
  Tree Swallow Fall   Spring Summer
  Cliff Swallow Fall   Spring Summer
  Red-breasted Nuthatch Fall Winter Spring  
  Winter Wren Fall   Spring  
  Golden-crowned Kinglet Fall Winter Spring  
  Ruby-crowned Kinglet Fall   Spring  
  American Robin Fall Winter Spring Summer
  Swainson's Thrush Fall   Spring  
  Gray-cheeked Thrush Fall   Spring  
  Hermit Thrush Fall Winter Spring  
  Tennessee Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Nashville Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Yellow Warbler Fall   Spring Summer
  Magnolia Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Cape May Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Blackburnian Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Yellow-rumped "Myrtle" Warbler Fall Winter Spring  
  Black-throated Green Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Palm Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Bay-breasted Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Blackpoll Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Northern Waterthrush Fall   Spring  
  Mourning Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Wilson's Warbler Fall   Spring  
  Canada Warbler Fall   Spring  
  American Tree Sparrow Fall Winter Spring  
  Chipping Sparrow Fall   Spring Summer
  Savannah Sparrow Fall   Spring Summer
  White-throated Sparrow Fall Winter Spring  
  White-crowned Sparrow Fall Winter Spring  
  Fox Sparrow Fall Winter Spring  
  Lincoln's Sparrow Fall   Spring  
  Swamp Sparrow Fall Winter Spring Summer
  Dark-eyed Junco Fall Winter Spring  
  Rusty Blackbird Fall   Spring  
  Purple Finch Fall Winter Spring  

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