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Tom’s 2026 Massachusetts and Plum Island Bird Lists


Here’s the list of bird species seen by Tom in Massachusetts and on Plum Island in 2026. All birds on the list were seen in Massachusetts. Birds in boldface were also seen on Plum Island. Birds in red are Plum Island life birds. There are 240 species on the list, with 239 on Plum Island.


Snow GooseWhite-rumped SandpiperBald EagleHouse Sparrow
BrantBuff-breasted SandpiperRed-shouldered HawkAmerican Pipit
Cackling GoosePectoral SandpiperRed-tailed HawkHouse Finch
Canada GooseSemipalmated SandpiperRough-legged HawkPurple Finch
Mute SwanWestern SandpiperSnowy OwlPine Siskin
Wood DuckShort-billed DowitcherShort-eared OwlAmerican Goldfinch
Blue-winged TealLong-billed DowitcherBelted KingfisherLapland Longspur
Northern ShovelerAmerican WoodcockRed-bellied WoodpeckerSnow Bunting
GadwallWilson's SnipeDowny WoodpeckerLark Sparrow
American WigeonSpotted SandpiperHairy WoodpeckerChipping Sparrow
MallardSolitary SandpiperNorthern FlickerField Sparrow
American Black DuckLesser YellowlegsAmerican KestrelFox Sparrow
Northern PintailWilletMerlinAmerican Tree Sparrow
Green-winged TealGreater YellowlegsPeregrine FalconDark-eyed Junco
Ring-necked DuckWilson's PhalaropeGreat Crested FlycatcherWhite-crowned Sparrow
Greater ScaupRed-necked PhalaropeEastern KingbirdWhite-throated Sparrow
Lesser ScaupThick-billed MurreEastern Wood-PeweeSeaside Sparrow
Common EiderRazorbillYellow-bellied FlycatcherNelson's Sparrow
Surf ScoterBlack GuillemotAlder FlycatcherSaltmarsh Sparrow
White-winged ScoterBlack-legged KittiwakeWillow FlycatcherSavannah Sparrow
Black ScoterBonaparte's GullLeast FlycatcherSong Sparrow
Long-tailed DuckLaughing GullEastern PhoebeSwamp Sparrow
BuffleheadRing-billed GullWhite-eyed VireoEastern Towhee
Common GoldeneyeHerring GullYellow-throated VireoBobolink
Hooded MerganserLesser Black-backed GullBlue-headed VireoEastern Meadowlark
Common MerganserGreat Black-backed GullPhiladelphia VireoOrchard Oriole
Red-breasted MerganserLeast TernWarbling VireoBaltimore Oriole
Wild TurkeyBlack TernRed-eyed VireoRed-winged Blackbird
Pied-billed GrebeRoseate TernBlue JayBrown-headed Cowbird
Horned GrebeCommon TernAmerican CrowRusty Blackbird
Red-necked GrebeForster's TernFish CrowCommon Grackle
Rock PigeonRoyal TernCommon RavenOvenbird
Mourning DoveBlack SkimmerBlack-capped ChickadeeNorthern Waterthrush
Yellow-billed CuckooRed-throated LoonTufted TitmouseBlack-and-white Warbler
Black-billed CuckooCommon LoonHorned LarkTennessee Warbler
Common NighthawkWilson's Storm-PetrelBank SwallowOrange-crowned Warbler
Chimney SwiftLeach's Storm-PetrelTree SwallowNashville Warbler
Ruby-throated HummingbirdCory's ShearwaterNorthern Rough-winged SwallowMourning Warbler
King RailSooty ShearwaterPurple MartinCommon Yellowthroat
Clapper RailNorthern GannetBarn SwallowAmerican Redstart
Virginia RailGreat CormorantRuby-crowned KingletNorthern Parula
SoraDouble-crested CormorantGolden-crowned KingletMagnolia Warbler
Common GallinuleAmerican BitternBohemian WaxwingBlackburnian Warbler
American OystercatcherLeast BitternCedar WaxwingYellow Warbler
Black-bellied PloverGreat Blue HeronRed-breasted NuthatchChestnut-sided Warbler
American Golden-PloverGreat EgretWhite-breasted NuthatchBlackpoll Warbler
KilldeerSnowy EgretBrown CreeperBlack-throated Blue Warbler
Semipalmated PloverLittle Blue HeronHouse WrenPalm Warbler
Piping PloverTricolored HeronWinter WrenPine Warbler
WhimbrelGreen HeronMarsh WrenYellow-rumped Warbler
Hudsonian GodwitBlack-crowned Night-HeronCarolina WrenPrairie Warbler
Ruddy TurnstoneYellow-crowned Night-HeronGray CatbirdBlack-throated Green Warbler
Red KnotGlossy IbisBrown ThrasherCanada Warbler
RuffWhite-faced IbisNorthern MockingbirdWilson's Warbler
Stilt SandpiperBlack VultureEuropean StarlingScarlet Tanager
SanderlingTurkey VultureVeeryNorthern Cardinal
DunlinOspreySwainson's ThrushRose-breasted Grosbeak
Purple SandpiperNorthern HarrierHermit ThrushBlue Grosbeak
Baird's SandpiperSharp-shinned HawkWood ThrushIndigo Bunting
Least SandpiperCooper's HawkAmerican RobinDickcissel

October 23, 2026, Tom Wetmore