Checklist for St. Johns County Florida (as of January 2019)

DUCKS, GEESE, AND SWANS Mourning Dove Black-bellied Whistling-Duck CUCKOOS Snow Yellow-billed Cuckoo Ross's Goose Black-billed Cuckoo Brant NIGHTJARS Canada Goose Common Nighthawk Mute Swan Chuck-will's-widow Tundra Swan Eastern Whip-poor-will Muscovy Duck SWIFTS Wood Duck Chimney Swift Blue-winged Teal HUMMINGBIRDS Cinnamon Teal Ruby-throated Hummingbird Northern Shoveler Rufous Hummingbird Gadwall RAILS, CRANES, and ALLIES American Wigeon King Rail Mallard Virginia Rail Mottled Duck Clapper Rail Northern Pintail Sora Green-winged Teal Common Gallinule Canvasback American Coot Redhead Purple Gallinule Ring-necked Duck Limpkin Greater Scaup Sandhill Crane Lesser Scaup Whooping Crane (2000) Common Eider SHOREBIRDS Surf Scoter Black-necked Stilt White-winged Scoter American Avocet Black Scoter American Oystercatcher Long-tailed Duck Black-bellied Plover Bufflehead American Golden-Plover Common Goldeneye Wilson's Plover Hooded Merganser Semipalmated Plover Red-breasted Merganser Piping Plover Ruddy Duck Killdeer GROUSE, QUAIL, and ALLIES Upland Sandpiper Northern Bobwhite Whimbrel Wild Turkey Long-billed Curlew Hudsonian Godwit Pied-billed Marbled Godwit Horned Grebe Ruddy Turnstone FLAMINGOS Red Knot American Flamingo (2004) Ruff PIGEONS and DOVES Stilt Sandpiper Rock Pigeon Sanderling Eurasian Collared-Dove Dunlin Common Ground-Dove Purple Sandpiper White-winged Dove Baird's Sandpiper

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Bird Checklist for St. Johns County Florida (as of January 2019)

Least Sandpiper Red-billed Tropicbird (1975) White-rumped Sandpiper Buff-breasted Sandpiper Red-throated Pectoral Sandpiper Common Loon Semipalmated Sandpiper TUBENOSES Western Sandpiper Wilson's Storm-Petrel Short-billed Dowitcher Leach's Storm-Petrel Long-billed Dowitcher Band-rumped Storm-Petrel American Woodcock Northern Fulmar Wilson's Snipe Black-capped Petrel Wilson's Phalarope Cory's Shearwater Red-necked Phalarope Great Shearwater Red Phalarope Sooty Shearwater Spotted Sandpiper Manx Shearwater (2004) Solitary Sandpiper 's Shearwater Greater Yellowlegs STORKS Willet Wood Stork Lesser Yellowlegs PELICANS, , and JAEGERS ALLIES Magnificant Parasitic Jaeger Brown ALCIDS Northern Razorbill GULLS, TERNS, and SKIMMERS Double-crested Bonaparte's Gull American White Pelican Laughing Gull Brown Pelican Franklin's Gull HERONS and IBISES Ring-billed Gull American Bittern Herring Gull Least Bittern Iceland Gull Great Blue Heron Lesser Black-backed Gull Great Egret Glaucous Gull Snowy Egret Great Black-backed Gull Little Blue Heron Brown Noddy Tricolored Heron Sooty Tern Reddish Egret Bridled Tern Cattle Egret Least Tern Green Heron Gull-billed Tern Black-crowned Night-Heron Caspian Tern Yellow-crowned Night-Heron Black Tern White Ibis Common Tern Glossy Ibis Arctic Tern White-faced Ibis Forster's Tern Roseate Spoonbill Royal Tern VULTURES and DIURNAL Sandwich Tern RAPTORS Black Skimmer Black Vulture TROPICBIRDS Turkey Vulture

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Bird Checklist for St. Johns County Florida (as of January 2019)

Osprey Scissor-tailed Flycatcher Swallow-tailed Kite SHRIKES Mississippi Kite Loggerhead Shrike Northern Harrier VIREOS Sharp-shinned Hawk White-eyed Vireo Cooper's Hawk Yellow-throated Vireo Blue-headed Vireo Red-shouldered Hawk Philadelphia Vireo Broad-winged Hawk Red-eyed Vireo Short-tailed Hawk JAYS and CROWS Red-tailed Hawk Blue Jay OWLS Florida Scrub-Jay (1997) Barn Owl American Crow Eastern Screech-Owl Crow Great Horned Owl SWALLOWS Barred Owl Northern Rough-winged Swallow KINGFISHERS Purple Martin Belted Kingfisher Tree Swallow WOODPECKERS Bank Swallow Yellow-bellied Sapsucker Barn Swallow Red-headed Woodpecker Swallow Red-bellied Woodpecker Cave Swallow Downy Woodpecker CHICKADEES and TITMICE Hairy Woodpecker Carolina Chickadee Pileated Woodpecker Tufted Titmouse Northern Flicker NUTHATCHES FALCONS Red-breasted Nuthatch American Kestrel Brown-headed Nuthatch Merlin WRENS Peregrine Falcon House Wren PARROTS and PARAKEETS Winter Wren Monk Parakeet (2004) Sedge Wren Nanday Parakeet (Black-hooded Marsh Wren Parakeet) Carolina Wren Mitred Parakeet (1996) TYRANT FLYCATCHERS KINGLETS and GNATCATCHERS Eastern Wood-Pewee Blue-gray Gnatcatcher Yellow-bellied Flycatcher Golden-crowned Kinglet Acadian Flycatcher Ruby-crowned Kinglet Eastern Phoebe THRUSHES Vermillion Flycatcher (1993) Eastern Bluebird Ash-throated Flycatcher Veery Great Crested Flycatcher Gray-cheeked Thrush Variegated Flycatcher Swainson's Thrush Western Hermit Thrush Eastern Kingbird Wood Thrush Gray Kingbird American Robin

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Bird Checklist for St. Johns County Florida (as of January 2019)

CATBIRDS, MOCKINGBIRDS, and Rusty Blackbird THRASHERS Common Grackle Gray Catbird Boat-tailed Grackle Brown Thrasher WARBLERS Northern Mockingbird Ovenbird STARLINGS Worm-eating Warbler European Starling Louisiana Waterthrush PIPITS Northern Waterthrush American Pipit Golden-winged Warbler WAXWINGS Blue-winged Warbler Cedar Waxwing Black-and-white Warbler FINCHES Prothonotary Warbler House Finch Swainson's Warbler Pine Siskin Tennessee Warbler American Goldfinch Orange-crowned Warbler LONGSPURS Nashville Warbler Snow Bunting Connecticut Warbler SPARROWS and TOWHEES Kentucky Warbler Bachman's Sparrow Common Yellowthroat Grasshopper Sparrow Hooded Warbler Chipping Sparrow American Redstart Clay-colored Sparrow Cape May Warbler Field Sparrow Cerulean Warbler Lark Sparrow Northern Parula Dark-eyed Junco Magnolia Warbler White-crowned Sparrow Bay-breasted Warbler White-throated Sparrow Blackburnian Warbler Vesper Sparrow Yellow Warbler Seaside Sparrow Chestnut-sided Warbler Nelson's Sparrow Blackpoll Warbler Saltmarsh Sparrow Black-throated Blue Warbler Savannah Sparrow Palm Warbler Song Sparrow Pine Warbler Lincoln's Sparrow Yellow-rumped Warbler Swamp Sparrow Yellow-throated Warbler Eastern Towhee Prairie Warbler CHATS Black-throated Green Warbler Yellow-breasted Chat Canada Warbler BLACKBIRDS Wilson's Warbler Bobolink TANAGERS AND GROSBEAKS Eastern Meadowlark Summer Tanager Orchard Oriole Scarlet Tanager Baltimore Oriole Western Tanager Red-winged Blackbird Northern Cardinal Shiny Cowbird Rose-breasted Grosbeak Bronzed Cowbird Blue Grosbeak Brown-headed Cowbird Indigo Bunting

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Bird Checklist for St. Johns County Florida (as of January 2019)

Painted Bunting Dickcissel OLD WORLD SPARROWS House Sparrow

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