Calliope Hummingbird | American Oystercatcher | Pacific Golden-Plover | Stilt Sandpiper | Franklin’s Gull | Little Blue Heron | Broad-winged Hawk | Purple Martin | “Black-backed” White Wagtail | Grasshopper Sparrow | Green-tailed Towhee | Bobolink | Worm-eating Warbler | Black-and-white Warbler | Tennessee Warbler | Prothonotary Warbler | American Redstart | TROPICAL PARULA | Canada Warbler | Summer Tanager | Indigo Bunting
Hooded Merganser | White-winged Dove | Calliope Hummingbird | Pacific Golden-Plover | Red Knot | Stilt Sandpiper | Little Blue Heron | Western Cattle Egret | Merlin | Eastern Kingbird | Purple Martin | “Black-backed” White Wagtail | Lark Bunting | White-crowned Sparrow (dark-lored) | Baltimore Oriole | Northern Waterthrush | Black-and-white Warbler | Tennessee Warbler | American Redstart | TROPICAL PARULA | Painted Bunting
White-winged Dove | Yellow-billed Cuckoo | Pacific Golden-Plover | Red Knot | Stilt Sandpiper | Semipalmated Sandpiper | Common Tern | Little Blue Heron | Reddish Egret | Western Cattle Egret | Purple Martin | “Black-backed” White Wagtail | “Large-billed” Savannah Sparrow | Virginia’s Warbler | Northern Parula | TROPICAL PARULA | Blackburnian Warbler | Orchard Oriole
Photo: Lewis's Woodpecker (melanerpes lewis), © Ian Routley, Courtesy of Macaulay Library
Birders are used to many types of change. Migration, increasing and decreasing bird populations, loss and gain of habitat, and varying access to favored birding locations are all familiar ones. Climate change adds an element that is transforming the distribution and habitats of birds, with the effects becoming more apparent every year.
Photo: Lewis's Woodpecker (melanerpes lewis), © Ian Routley, Courtesy of Macaulay Library
Birders are used to many types of change. Migration, increasing and decreasing bird populations, loss and gain of habitat, and varying access to favored birding locations are all familiar ones. Climate change adds an element that is transforming the distribution and habitats of birds, with the effects becoming more apparent every year.
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