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Recent reports from Hatteras Point

Only the most recent report per species is shown. Some reports may be pending verification.

November 11

2American Bittern ✓

November 10

1Brant ✓
6Canada Goose ✓
1American Black Duck ✓
1Green-winged Teal ✓
1Redhead ✓
1Ring-necked Duck ✓
12Lesser Scaup ✓
1Black Scoter ✓
3Bufflehead ✓
1Mourning Dove ✓
12Black-bellied Plover ✓
1American Golden-Plover ✓
1Killdeer ✓
1Piping Plover ✓
1Marbled Godwit ✓
5Short-billed Dowitcher ✓
15Prairie Willet ✓
1Greater Yellowlegs ✓
1Ruddy Turnstone ✓
2Red Knot ✓
50Sanderling ✓
150Dunlin ✓
2Parasitic Jaeger ✓
300Laughing Gull ✓
50Ring-billed Gull ✓
400American Herring Gull ✓
50Great Black-backed Gull ✓
600Lesser Black-backed Gull ✓
55Forster's Tern ✓
1Sandwich Tern ✓
18Royal Tern ✓
8Common Loon ✓
200Northern Gannet ✓
2000Double-crested Cormorant ✓
25White Ibis ✓
1Tricolored Heron ✓
3Great Egret ✓
4Great Blue Heron ✓
300Brown Pelican ✓
1Turkey Vulture ✓
2Sharp-shinned Hawk ✓
1Northern Harrier ✓
1Belted Kingfisher ✓
1Northern Flicker ✓
1American Kestrel ✓
2Merlin ✓
5Barn Swallow ✓
1Ruby-crowned Kinglet ✓
4Golden-crowned Kinglet ✓
4Northern House Wren ✓
1Sedge Wren ✓
2Gray Catbird ✓
3Northern Mockingbird ✓
8House Sparrow ✓
35American Pipit ✓
12House Finch ✓
2Purple Finch ✓
15Pine Siskin ✓
3American Goldfinch ✓
1Lapland Longspur ✓
1Chipping Sparrow ✓
2Song Sparrow ✓
2Swamp Sparrow ✓
3Eastern Towhee ✓
40Red-winged Blackbird ✓
1Rusty Blackbird ✓
2Boat-tailed Grackle ✓
5Orange-crowned Warbler ✓
2Common Yellowthroat ✓
1Blackpoll Warbler ✓
3Palm Warbler ✓
3500Yellow-rumped Warbler ✓

November 9

20Northern Pintail ✓
17Greater Scaup ✓
2Surf Scoter ✓
1Hooded Merganser ✓
6Red-breasted Merganser ✓
2Semipalmated Plover ✓
2Long-billed Dowitcher ✓
1Least Sandpiper ✓
1Western Sandpiper ✓
1Red-throated Loon ✓
1Bald Eagle ✓
1Cedar Waxwing ✓
2Savannah Sparrow ✓
1Eastern Meadowlark ✓
1Northern Parula ✓
1Northern Cardinal ✓

November 7

2Yellow-billed Cuckoo ✓
10Black Skimmer ✓
2Cape May Warbler ✓

November 6

4Blue-winged Teal ✓
1Ruby-throated Hummingbird ✓
1Pectoral Sandpiper ✓
2Cory's Shearwater ✓
1Great Shearwater ✓
2Osprey ✓
1Tree Swallow ✓
14Cave Swallow ✓
1Carolina Wren ✓
1American Robin ✓
4Nelson's Sparrow ✓
3Saltmarsh Sparrow ✓
1Brown-headed Cowbird ✓