This is the unofficial official bird list for our weekend at Lake Cumberland
State Park.
There is the outside chance that someone added to the list in the downpour of
Sunday morning.
Please let me know if you have something to add.
1-Mallard
2-Wild Turkey
3-Common Loon
4-Dbl-Cr Cormorant
5-Great Blue Heron
6-Back Vulture
7-Turkey Vulture
8-Osprey
9-Bald Eagle
10-Red-tailed Hawk
11-American Golden-Plover
12-Killdeer
13-Lesser Yellowlegs
14-Pectoral Sandpiper
15-Rock Pigeon
16-Mourning Dove
17-Yellow-billed Cuckoo
18-Eastern Screech-Owl
19-Great Horned Owl
20-Chimney Swift
21-Ruby-throated Hummingbird
22-Belted Kingfisher
23-Red-headed Woodpecker
24-Red-bellied Woodpecker
25-Downy Woodpecker
26-Hairy Woodpecker
27-Northern Flicker
28-Pileated Woodpecker
29-American Kestrel
30-Eastern Wood-Pewee
31-Yellow-bellied Flycatcher
32-Acadian Flycatcher
33-Eastern Phoebe
34-White-eyed Vireo
35-Yellow-throated Vireo
36-Philadelphia Vireo
37-Red-eyed Vireo
38-Blue Jay
39-American Crow
40-Tree Swallow
41-Northern Rough-winged Swallow
42-Carolina Chickadee
43-Tufted Titmouse
44-Red-breasted Nuthatch
45-White-breasted Nuthatch
46-Carolina Wren
47-Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
48-Eastern Bluebird
49-Gray-cheeked Thrush
50-Swainson's Thrush
51-American Robin
52-Gray Catbird
53-Northern Mockingbird
54-Brown Thrasher
55-Starling
56-Cedar Waxwing
57-Worm-eating Warbler
58-Blue-winged Warbler
59-Golden-winged warbler
60-Black-and-white Warbler
61-Prothonotary Warbler
62-Tennessee Warbler
63-Common Yellowthroat
64-Hooded Warbler
65-American Redstart
66-Northern Parula
67-Magnolia Warbler
68-Bay-breasted Warbler
69-Blackburnian Warbler
70-Chestnut-sided Warbler
71-Pine Warbler
72-Yellow-throated Warbler
73-Prairie warbler
74-Black-throated Green Warbler
75-Canada Warbler
76-Eastern Towhee
77-Chipping Sparrow
78-Summer Tanager
79-Scarlet Tanager
80-Northern Cardinal
81-Rose-breasted Grosbeak
82-Indigo Bunting
83-Common Grackle
84-Brown-headed Cowbird
85-House Finch
86-American Goldfinch
87-House Sparrow
