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Backyard Birds of Sumter County

Backyard Birds of Sumter County. So, what do you need?. Alabama Birds. Checklist of Alabama Birds - Geographical & Seasonal Distribution. Alabama Ornithological Society. Mourning dove. Eurasian collared dove. Rock dove. Chuck-will’s-widow. Common nighthawk. Ruby-throated hummingbird.

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Backyard Birds of Sumter County

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  1. Backyard Birds of Sumter County

  2. So, what do you need?

  3. Alabama Birds Checklist of Alabama Birds - Geographical & Seasonal Distribution Alabama Ornithological Society

  4. Mourning dove

  5. Eurasian collared dove

  6. Rock dove

  7. Chuck-will’s-widow

  8. Common nighthawk

  9. Ruby-throated hummingbird

  10. Yellow-shafted flicker

  11. Red-bellied woodpecker

  12. Red-headed woodpecker

  13. Blue jay

  14. American crow

  15. Carolina wren

  16. Northern mockingbird

  17. Brown thrasher

  18. American robin

  19. Eastern bluebird

  20. Loggerhead shrike

  21. Red-winged blackbird

  22. Brown-headed cowbird

  23. Northern cardinal

  24. Black-capped chickadee

  25. House finch

  26. American goldfinch

  27. Sparrows

  28. Turkey vulture – Cathartes aura

  29. Turkey vulture in flight

  30. Black vulture – Coragyps atratus

  31. Black vulture in flight

  32. Vultures (two black, one turkey) feeding on carrion.

  33. Where to Look: Your backyard, especially with some feeders. Walk the loop in the morning. Walk the banks of Lake LU Take a road trip. Watch power lines and trees. Stay at it, and keep a list.

  34. Rosebreasted grosbreak

  35. Scarlet tanager

  36. Snowy egret

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