The birds featured in this list are some of the most common species seen throughout spring and summer in Massachusetts.
According to the Massachusetts Audubon, bird populations vary with the season:
"For instance, there are some years when most, if not all, of the summering chickadees, Blue Jays, and other "resident" birds are replaced by a different wintering population. Because individuals of a species look pretty much the same, shifts in feeding birds usually go unnoticed except when concentrations become unusually large or when the out-going visitors are not immediately replaced by a new group of hungry customers."
Here are 2o common birds you'll see during the spring and summer seasons when bird watching is so popular.
1. American Goldfinches
2. American Robins
3. Baltimore Orioles
4. Black-capped Chickadees
5. Blue Jays
6. Brown-headed Cowbirds
7. Carolina Wrens
8. Cedar Waxwings
9. Chipping Sparrows
10. Common Grackles
11. Downy Woodpeckers
12. Eastern Phoebes
13. European Starlings
14. Great Blue Herons
15. Northern Cardinals
16. Northern Mockingbirds
17. Mourning Doves
18. Red-winged Blackbirds
19. White-breasted Nuthatches
20. Warbler
Other birds from Massachusetts?
Check out vultures, hummingbirds, Sandpiper, Grebe, Junco, Thrush, Shorebirds, Loon, Eastern bluebird, Eider, Teal, White-throated Sparrow, Tree Sparrow, Egret, Northern Flicker, Piping Plover, Black Vulture, and Blue Grosbeak.
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