Location:     South Hagerstown

Observation date:     1/26/08

Notes:     Two types of habitat: first portion suburban, second portion
woods/fields.  Suburban portion was the walk down from First Street along S.
Potomac to Oak Ridge Drive.  Canada Geese were located at the Review &
Herald pond.  Second portion of walk was back through Doub Woods.  That's
where I saw the most variety (no surprise).  Surprised to see so many
Northern Cardinals when I haven't seen many in my neighborhood.  Also had
American Robins as well as the variety of woodpeckers in the Doub Woods
park.  More species heard there that I could not identify.  Certainly
nothing dramatic or amazing, but I was curious what birds I have closer to
home.

 

Number of species:     23

 

Canada Goose     52

Rock Pigeon     7

Mourning Dove     4

Red-bellied Woodpecker     2

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker     1

Northern Flicker     2

Blue Jay     3

American Crow     20

Fish Crow     2

Carolina Chickadee     X

Tufted Titmouse     6

White-breasted Nuthatch     2

Carolina Wren     4

Hermit Thrush     1

American Robin     10

Northern Mockingbird     1

European Starling     138

Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle)     2

Song Sparrow     1

White-throated Sparrow     4

Northern Cardinal     12

House Finch     X

House Sparrow     16

 

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