- Canada Goose: 12
- Tundra Swan: 1
- American Black Duck:
- Mallard:
- Common Loon: 233
- Double-crested Cormorant: 1
- American Bittern: 1
- Great Blue Heron: 2
- Black Vulture: 5
- Turkey Vulture: 6
- Northern Harrier: 1
- Red-shouldered Hawk: 1
- Broad-winged Hawk: 1
- Red-tailed Hawk: 3
- American Kestrel: 2
- Sora: 1
- Killdeer: 8
- Solitary Sandpiper: 2
- Wilson's Snipe:
- Rock Pigeon: 65
- Mourning Dove: 8
- Belted Kingfisher: 2
- Red-bellied Woodpecker: 2
- Northern Flicker: 4
- Blue Jay: 1
- Fish Crow: 1
- Horned Lark: 3
- Tree Swallow: 20
- N. Rough-winged Swallow:
- Barn Swallow: 6
- Carolina Chickadee: 3
- Tufted Titmouse: 1
- White-breasted Nuthatch: 2
- Carolina Wren: 1
- Blue-gray Gnatcatcher: 3
- Eastern Bluebird: 8
- American Robin: 20
- Northern Mockingbird: 1
- Brown Thrasher: 1
- European Starling: 40
- Yellow-rumped Warbler: 2
- Palm Warbler: 4
- Chipping Sparrow: 4
- Savannah Sparrow: 55
- Song Sparrow: 35
- Swamp Sparrow: 15
- Northern Cardinal: 4
- Red-winged Blackbird: 12
- Eastern Meadowlark: 8
- Common Grackle: 8
- Brown-headed Cowbird: 2
- American Goldfinch: 12
Loons were overhead in small groups over a period of
2½ hours!
