Here are the results from last week's 115th CBC at Central Park
No big surprises this year. Counts from the other locations in Manhattan as
well as for the
full count circle will be posted on nycaudubon.org.

Good birding in the New Year!

Susan

Susan B. Elbin, Ph.D.
Director of Conservation and Science
New York City Audubon
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  Canada Goose 328   Wood Duck 8   Gadwall 4   Black Duck 11   Mallard
419   Ring-necked
Duck 3   Northern Shoveler 129   Bufflehead 17   Hooded Merganser 14   Ruddy
Duck 105   Great Blue Heron 1   Cooper's Hawk 4   Red-shouldered Hawk
1   Red-tailed
Hawk 13   American Kestrel 1   Peregrine Falcon 1   American Coot 5
Ring-billed
Gull 255   Herring Gull 56   Great Black-backed Gull 31   Rock Pigeon
265   Mourning
Dove 103   Red-bellied Woodpecker 46   Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 19   Downy
Woodpecker 21   Hairy Woodpecker 2   Northern Flicker 5   Blue Jay 299
  American
Crow 2   Black-capped Chickadee 61   Tufted Titmouse 186


  White-breasted Nuthatch 91   Brown Creeper 3   Carolina Wren 4   Winter
Wren 2   Golden-crowned Kinglet 2   Ruby-crowned Kinglet 7   Hermit Thrush
10   American Robin 121   Gray Catbird 3   Northern Mockingbird 8   European
Starling 347   Cedar Waxwing 1   Eastern Towhee 3   Fox Sparrow 4   Song
Sparrow 18   Swamp Sparrow 1   White-throated Sparrow 417   Dark-eyed Junco
73   Northern Cardinal 78   Common Grackle 64   Purple Finch* 1   House
Finch 26   Pine Siskin* 2   American Goldfinch 41   House Sparrow 573   Total
Birds: 4315   Total Species 57   Count Week:     Merlin, Brown-headed
Cowbird, Turkey Vulture, Sharp-shinned Hawk

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