1. Pied-Billed Grebe
2. Double-Crested Cormorant
3. American Bittern
4. Great Blue Heron
5. Great Egret
6. Green Heron
7. Turkey Vulture
8. Canada Goose
9. Wood Duck
10. Mallard
11. Blue-Winged Teal
12. Common Merganser
13. Red-Breasted Merganser
14. Osprey
15. Northern Harrier
16. Cooper’s Hawk
17. Broad-Winged Hawk
18. Red-Tailed Hawk
19. American Kestrel
20. Ring-Necked Pheasant
21. Wild Turkey
22. Sora Rail
23. Sandhill Crane
24. Killdeer
25. Willet
26. Lesser Yellowlegs
27. Spotted Sandpiper
28. Semipalmated Sandpiper
29. Least Sanpiper
30. White-Rumped Sandpiper
31. Pectoral Sandpiper
32. Dunlin
33. American Woodcock
34. Bonaparte’s Gull
35. Ring-Billed Gull
36. Herring Gull
37. Caspian Tern
38. Common Tern
39. Rock Dove
40. Mourning Dove
41. Great Horned Owl
42. Barred Owl
43. Chimney Swift
44. Ruby-Throated Hummingbird
45. Belted Kingfisher
46. Red-Head Woodpecker
47. Red-Bellied Woodpecker
48. Downy Woodpecker
49. Hairy Woodpecker
50. Woodpecker
51. Northern Flicker
52. Pileated Woodpecker
53. Eastern Wood Pewee
54. Acadian Flycatcher
55. Willow Flycatcher
56. Least Flycatcher
57. Eastern Phoebe
58. Great Crested Flycatcher
59. Eastern Kingbird
60. Yellow-Throated Vireo
61. Blue-Headed Vireo
62. Warbling Vireo
63. Philadelphia Vireo
64. Red-Eyed Vireo
65. Blue Jay
66. American crow
67. Horned Lark
68. Purple Martin
69. Tree Swallow
70. Northern Rough-Wing Swallow
71. Bank Swallow
72. Cliff Swallow
73. Barn Swallow
74. Black-Capped Chickadee
75. White-Breasted Nuthatch
76. House Wren
77. Marsh Wren
78. Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher
79. Eastern Bluebird
80. Veery
81. Swainson’s Thrush
82. Hermit Thrush
83. Wood Thrush
84. American Robin
85. Gray Catbird
86. Brown Thrasther
87. European Starling
88. Cedar Waxwing
89. Blue-Winged Warbler
90. Golden-Winged Warbler
91. Tennessee Warbler
92. Orange-Crowned Warbler
93. Nashville Warbler
94. Northern Parula
95. Yellow Warbler
96. Chestnut-Sided Warbler
97. Magnolia Warbler
98. Cape May Warbler
99. Black-Throated Blue
100. Yellow Rumped Warbler
101. Black-Throated Green
102. Blackburnian
103. Pine Warbler
104. Palm Warbler
105. Bay-Breasted Warbler
106. Blackpoll Warbler
107. Black And White Warbler
108. American Redstart
109. Ovenbird
110. Northern Waterthrush
111. Mourning Warbler
112. Common Yellowthroat
113. Canada Warbler
114. Scarlet Tanager
115. Eastern Towhee
116. Chipping Sparrow
117. Clay-Colored Sparrow
118. Field Sparrow
119. Vesper Sparrow
120. Savannah Sparrow
121. Fox Sparrow
122. Song Sparrow
123. Linclon’s
124. Swamp Sparrow
125. White-Throated Sparrow
126. White-Crowned Sparrow
127. Northern Cardinal
128. Rose-Breasted Grosbeak
129. Indigo Bunting
130. Bobolink
131. Red-Winged Blackbird
132. Eastern Meadowlark
133. Common Grackle
134. Brown-Headed Cowbird
135. Orchard Oriole
136. Baltimore Oriole
137. Purple Finch
138. House Finch
139. Pine Siskin
140. American Goldfinch
141. House Sparrow
Count Name Plymouth Bird and Nature Club Date Counducted 5/16/15
Count Area Sheboygan County
Compiler Robert Brigham
851 Chaplin Ct.
Plymouth Wi. 53073
Sky Conditions AM Foggy PM Sunny
Wind Direction and Velocity AM calm PM 6-9mph ESE
Low Temperature 50.6 F High Temperature 74 F.
Total Field Observers 19 Total Field Parties 10
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