Species S S F W Species S S F W Wood-Warblers Emberizids (cont.) U.S. Department of the Interior National Park Service Ovenbird* C C Lincoln’s Sparrow O O Worm-eating Warbler* U R White-throated Sparrow A C A Morristown National Historical Park Louisiana Waterthrush* U R Dark-eyed Junco C C A Blue-winged Warbler* U U Cardinals, Piranga Tanagers and Allies Bird Checklist Black-and-white Warbler* C R U Scarlet Tanager* U C O Potential bird encounters Tennessee Warbler R O Northern Cardinal* A A A A in Morristown NHP Nashville Warbler R R Rose-breasted Grosbeak* U U throughout the year. Kentucky Warbler* O Indigo Bunting* R U Common Yellowthroat * U C O Blackbirds Seasonality Hooded Warbler* U C Red-winged Blackbird C U O R S spring March - May American Redstart* C C R Common Grackle* C U O O S summer June - August Cerulean Warbler* O R Brown-headed Cowbird* A C U F fall September - November W winter December - February Northern Parula R R R Orchard Oriole O O * Detected during NETN volunteer breeding bird Baltimore Oriole* A C Magnolia Warbler R O U surveys or otherwise confirmed nesting in park. Bay-breasted Warbler O O Chance of Detection: Yellow Warbler* R R O Name A - Abundant: Occurs in moderate to large numbers Chestnut-sided Warbler* R O O and easily found in appropriate habitat. Blackpoll Warbler* R O Date Time C - Common: Found in moderate numbers and usually Black-throated Blue Warbler* R O U easy to find in appropriate habitat. Palm Warbler O O U - Uncommon: Small numbers and usually, but not Pine Warbler U R O Entered into ? always, found with some effort in appropriate habitat. Yellow-rumped Warbler U U U Morristown NHP has been setup as several “hotspots” R - Rare: Occurs annually in very small numbers or in a Yellow-throated Warbler O O in eBird. By entering your checklist on their website, very restricted habitat. Difficult to find. you’ll give the park a more complete picture of bird O - Occasional: Found some years, but not every year. Prairie Warbler U O O usage within its borders. See more at www.ebird.org. Black-throated Green Warbler O R O Blank spaces either indicate species absence or Canada Warbler* R O insufficient data. Emberizids Eastern Towhee* A A C American Tree Sparrow O Chipping Sparrow* C A R All species in checklist were compiled using I&M Field Sparrow* C O R Northeast Temperate Network (NETN) forest breeding bird monitoring data, eBird, and NPSpecies information Fox Sparrow R O as of 9/2017. For more about breeding bird monitoring Song Sparrow* A C C in the park, see http://go.nps.gov/netn-birds Species S S F W Species S S F W Species S S F W Species S S F W Swans, Geese, and Ducks Ospreys Tyrant Flycatchers (cont.) Kinglets Canada Goose* C O C O Osprey O O Eastern Phoebe* A C U Golden-crowned R C R Kinglet Wood Duck U O Hawks, Kites, Eagles, and Allies Great Crested U U O Mallard R R R R Bald Eagle O O Flycatcher* Ruby-crowned Kinglet C C O Grouse and Turkeys Northern Harrier O O Eastern Kingbird R R Thrushes Wild Turkey* R O O O Sharp-shinned Hawk R R O Vireos Eastern Bluebird* A C C U Pigeons and Doves Cooper's Hawk R O R O White-eyed Vireo O Veery* U C O Yellow-throated Gray-cheeked Thrush O Rock Pigeon R O O Red-shouldered Hawk O O U U R Vireo* Mourning Dove* A C A U Broad-winged Hawk R U Swainson’s Thrush* R R Blue-headed Vireo* O O Cuckoos Red-tailed Hawk* C C C C Hermit Thrush* U C O Red-eyed Vireo* A A R Yellow-billed Cuckoo* U U Typical Owls Wood Thrush* C A R Jays and Crows Black-billed Cuckoo O O Eastern Screech Owl* O O O O American Robin* A A A A Blue Jay* A A A A Goatsuckers Great Horned Owl* O O R R Mockingbirds and Thrashers American Crow* A A A A Common Nighthawk O O Barred Owl* U U U U Gray Catbird* A A C R Fish Crow* R O Eastern Whip-poor Will O O Kingfishers Brown Thrasher* O O O Common Raven* R R R O Northern Swifts Belted Kingfisher O R O O C C U U Swallows Mockingbird* Chimney Swift R R Woodpeckers and Allies Tree Swallow* A C R Starlings Hummingbirds Red-bellied A A A A Barn Swallow U R European Starling C O R O Ruby-throated Woodpecker* U O Hummingbird Yellow-bellied Chickadees and Titmice Waxwings R O R Sapsucker* Black-capped Cedar Waxwing* R R O O Sandpipers, Phalaropes, and Allies A A A A Chickadee* Common Snipe O Downy Woodpecker* A A A A Old World Sparrows Tufted Titmouse* A A A A American Woodcock O O O Hairy Woodpecker* C U U C House Sparrow C U C A Nuthatches Solitary Sandpiper R Northern Flicker* A C U R Fringilline and Cardueline Finches Red-breasted Greater Yellowlegs O Pileated Woodpecker* U U U U O O R O House Finch* O O O R Nuthatch Lesser Yellowlegs R Falcons Purple Finch O U O White-breasted A C C A Gulls, Terns, and Skimmers American Kestrel O R Nuthatch* American Goldfinch* C C O Ring-billed Gull R R Peregrine Falcon O O Creepers Herring Gull O O O O Tyrant Flycatchers Brown Creeper R O R U Bitterns, Herons, and Allies Olive-sided Flycatcher O O Wrens Great Blue Heron O O O Eastern Wood-Pewee* U A R House Wren* C C C O Green Heron O O Yellow-bellied Flycatcher O O O Winter Wren R R R New World Vultures Acadian Flycatcher* O O Carolina Wren* C C U R Black Vulture C C C C Willow Flycatcher O O Gnatcatchers and Gnatwrens Turkey Vulture* C U C R Least Flycatcher R O O Blue-gray Gnatcatcher* C C O