Shelter Island 2014 List (1 Viewer)

Got a late start to it this year so all sightings will begin from 2/22, which happens to be when I began submitting to eBird. Species I know that I've seen earlier in the year on the island will be marked with an asterisk.

1. Canada Goose-2/22*
2. American Black Duck-2/22*
3. Surf Scoter-2/22*
4. Long-tailed Duck-2/22*
5. Common Goldeneye-2/22*
6. Common Loon-2/22*
7. Herring Gull-2/22*
8. Great Black-backed Gull-2/22*
9. Red-bellied Woodpecker-2/22*
10. Downy Woodpecker-2/22*
11. Hairy Woodpecker-2/22*
12. Blue Jay-2/22*
13. American Crow-2/22*
14. Black-capped Chickadee-2/22*
15. Tufted Titmouse-2/22*
16. White-breasted Nuthatch-2/22*
17. Carolina Wren-2/22*
18. Eastern Bluebird-2/22
19. Hermit Thrush-2/22
20. American Robin-2/22*
21. Gray Catbird-2/22
22. Yellow-rumped warbler-2/22*
23. Field Sparrow-2/22
24. White-throated Sparrow-2/22*
25. Dark-eyed Junco-2/22*
26. Northern Cardinal-2/22*
27. Common Grackle-2/22
28. House Finch-2/22*
29. American Goldfinch-2/22*
30. Mourning Dove-3/8*
31. European Starling-3/8*
32. Eastern Towhee-3/8
33. Fox Sparrow-3/8*
34. Great Horned Owl-3/8*
35. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker-3/8*
36. Red-winged Blackbird-3/8*
37. Sharp-shinned Hawk-3/10
38. Red-tailed Hawk-3/10*
39. Killdeer-3/10
40. Northern Flicker-3/10*
41. Northern Mockingbird-3/10*
42. Song Sparrow-3/10*
43. Brown-headed Cowbird-3/10
44. Rock Pigeon-3/10
45. Fish Crow-3/11
46. Red-breasted Merganser-3/11*
47. Brown Creeper-3/11
48. American Pipit-3/11
49. House Sarrow-3/11*
50. Bufflehead-3/12*
51. Great Blue Heron-3/12*
52. Double-crested Cormorant-3/16
53. White-winged Scoter-3/17
54. Horned Grebe-3/17*
55. Bald Eagle-3/17
56. Ring-billed Gull-3/17*
57. Greater Scaup-3/17
58. Osprey-3/21
59. Cooper's Hawk-3/25
60. Savannah Sparrow-3/25
61. Mute Swan-3/28
62. Wild Turkey-3/28*
63. Golden-crowned Kinglet-3/28*
64. American Tree Sparrow-3/28
65. Winter Wren-3/29
66. Northern Gannet-3/30
67. Wood Duck-4/1
68. Great Cormorant-4/3
69. Mallard-4/4*
70. Hooded Merganser-4/4*
71. Swamp Sparrow-4/4
72. Belted Kingfisher-4/5
73. Eastern Phoebe-4/5
74. Tree Swallow-4/5
75. Merlin-4/7
76. Pine Warbler-4/9
77. Great Egret-4/10
78. Chipping Sparrow-4/10
79. Eastern Screech Owl-4/12

80. Snowy Egret-4/13.

81. Piping Plover-4/14.

82. American Oystercatcher-4/17

83. Greater Yellowlegs-4/18

84. Rusty Blackbird-4/21
85. House Wren-4/21
86. Barn Swallow-4/21
87. White-eyed Vireo-4/21
88. Purple Martin-4/21

89. Blue-headed Vireo-4/22
90. Cedar Waxwing-4/22
91. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher-4/22

92. Yellow Warbler-4/29. Migrants are slow to come in this year. I'm usually up to at least 110 by now.

93. Ruby-throated Hummingbird-4/30

94. Green Heron-5/1

Crazy day today!
95. Great Crested Flycatcher-5/2
96. Black and White Warbler-5/2
97. Ruby-crowned Kinglet-5/2
98. Ovenbird-5/2
99. LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH (life bird #242)-5/2
100. Northern Waterthrush-5/2
101. Blue-winged Warbler-5/2
102. Baltimore Oriole-5/2
103. Northern Parula-5/2
104. Northern Rough-winged Swallow-5/2
105. Orchard Oriole-5/2

106. Wood Thrush-5/3
107. Palm Warbler-5/3
108. Eastern Kingbird-5/3

109. Nashville Warbler-5/5
110. Black-throated Green Warbler-5/5
111. Blackburnian Warbler-5/5
112. American Redstart-5/5
113. Common Yellowthroat-5/5
114. Brown Thrasher-5/5

115. Red-eyed Vireo-5/6
116. Hooded Warbler-5/6
117. Black-throated Blue Warbler-5/6
118. Prairie Warbler-5/6
119. Semipalmated Plover-5/6
120. Chimney Swift-5/6

121. Turkey Vulture-5/7 (usually get these earlier)

122. Common Tern-5/8

123. Veery-5/10
124. Scarlet Tanager-5/10

125. Least Tern-5/11
126. Eastern Wood Peewee-5/11
127. Bank Swallow-5/11
128. Magnolia Warbler-5/12
129. Blackpoll Warbler-5/12
130. Chestnut-sided Warbler-5/12
131. Bay-breasted Warbler-5/12
132. Least Sandpiper-5/12
133. Semipalmated Sandpiper-5/12

134. Black-crowned Night-Heron-5/13

135. Warbling Vireo-5/14
136. Black-bellied Plover-5/14
137. Bobolink-5/15