{"id":325,"date":"2012-09-07T18:39:17","date_gmt":"2012-09-07T18:39:17","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/pibo.ca\/en\/?page_id=325"},"modified":"2022-03-29T14:11:56","modified_gmt":"2022-03-29T18:11:56","slug":"checklist-of-the-birds-of-pelee-island","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/pibo.ca\/en\/research\/checklist-of-the-birds-of-pelee-island\/","title":{"rendered":"Checklist of the Birds of Pelee Island"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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Pelee Island, located at the western end of Lake Erie, sits at the confluence of two major bird migration flyways, and is therefore ideally situated for receiving a large number of birds in transit during their spring and fall migrations. Of the 501 species known in Ontario, 314 have been recorded on Pelee Island.<\/p>

The following checklist comprises all bird species identified on the island since 2004. The order of birds and bird names is based on The American Ornithological Society’s (AOS) Checklist<\/a>, the official source on the taxonomy of birds found in North America.<\/p>

Checklists are valuable in several ways. A checklist can be a fond reminder of a single birding trip to the island. If added to over a number of years, it can reflect the migration patterns of individual species \u2013 a mass of Eastern bluebirds one year, hardly any the next. It can serve as a record for birders aiming to see every bird recorded on Pelee Island. And a checklist can tell the birder if they are seeing a bird that is new to the island.<\/p>

The following checklist is available in a PDF format, so you can download and print it before your visit to the island. Or you can purchase one from the Pelee Island Heritage Centre<\/a>, located across from the ferry exit. Either way, keeping a checklist is an excellent and memorable way to enhance your visit to one of the best birding destinations in southern Ontario.<\/p>

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“B” – regular breeding species – 73 species<\/span>
“(B)” – former\/irregular breeding species – 33<\/span>
“FP” – documented by PIBO staff at Fish Point – 239<\/span>
“P” – documented by PIBO staff on Pelee Island – 247<\/span>
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Loons & Grebes<\/span><\/h2>

Red-throated Loon<\/span>
Pacific Loon<\/em><\/span>
Common Loon FP<\/span>
Pied-billed Grebe (B) FP<\/span>
Horned Grebe FP<\/span>
Eared Grebe<\/span>
Red-necked Grebe FP<\/span><\/p>

Ducks, Geese & Swans<\/h2>

Tundra Swan FP
Trumpeter Swan
Mute Swan P
Greater White-fronted Goose
Snow Goose
Brant
Canada Goose B FP
Cackling Goose
Wood Duck B FP
Green-winged Teal FP
American Black Duck FP
Mallard B FP
Northern Pintail FP
Blue-winged Teal FP
Garganey<\/em>
Northern Shoveler FP
Gadwall FP
American Wigeon FP
Canvasback FP
Redhead FP
Ring-necked Duck FP
Greater Scaup FP
Lesser Scaup FP
King Eider
Long-tailed Duck FP
Black Scoter FP
Surf Scoter FP
White-winged Scoter
Common Goldeneye FP
Bufflehead FP
Hooded Merganser FP
Common Merganser FP
Red-breasted Merganser FP
Ruddy Duck FP<\/p>

Cormorants<\/span><\/h2>

Double-crested Cormorant B FP<\/span><\/p>

Pelicans<\/span><\/h2>

American White Pelican<\/span><\/p>

Herons & Bitterns<\/span><\/h2>

American Bittern FP<\/span>
Least Bittern B FP<\/span>
Great Blue Heron (B) FP<\/span>
Great Egret (B) FP<\/span>
Snowy Egret<\/span>
Little Blue Heron<\/em><\/span>
Cattle Egret (B)<\/span>
Green Heron (B) FP<\/span>
Black-crowned Night Heron (B) FP<\/span>
Yellow-crowned Night Heron<\/em><\/span>
White Ibis<\/em><\/span>
Glossy Ibis<\/em><\/span>
Wood Stork<\/em><\/span><\/p>

Vultures, Kites, Hawks & Eagles<\/span><\/h2>

Turkey Vulture FP<\/span>
Osprey FP<\/span>
American Swallow-tailed Kite<\/em><\/span>
Bald Eagle B FP<\/span>
Northern Harrier (B) FP<\/span>
Sharp-shinned Hawk FP<\/span>
Cooper’s Hawk B FP<\/span>
Northern Goshawk FP<\/span>
Red-shouldered Hawk (B) FP<\/span>
Broad-winged Hawk FP<\/span>
Red-tailed Hawk B FP<\/span>
Rough-legged Hawk FP<\/span>
Golden Eagle<\/span>
Crested Caracara<\/em><\/span><\/p>

Falcons<\/span><\/h2>

American Kestrel B FP<\/span>
Merlin FP<\/span>
Peregrine Falcon FP<\/span><\/p>

Grouse, Pheasants & Turkeys<\/span><\/h2>

Ring-necked Pheasant B FP<\/span>
Wild Turkey B FP<\/span><\/p>

Rails, Galinules & Coots<\/span><\/h2>

Yellow Rail<\/span>
King Rail (B)<\/span>
Virginia Rail FP<\/span>
Sora B FP<\/span>
Common Moorhen (B)<\/span>
American Coot (B) FP<\/span><\/p>

Cranes<\/span><\/h2>

Sandhill Crane FP<\/span><\/p>

Plovers<\/span><\/h2>

Black-bellied Plover FP<\/span>
American Golden Plover FP<\/span>
Semipalmated Plover FP<\/span>
Snowy Plover<\/em> FP<\/span>
Piping Plover<\/em> (B) FP<\/span>
Killdeer B FP<\/span><\/p>

Gulls & Terns<\/h2>

Parasitic Jaeger
Laughing Gull FP
Franklin’s Gull FP
Black-headed Gull<\/em> FP
Little Gull FP
Bonaparte’s Gull FP
Ring-billed Gull (B) FP
California Gull<\/em>
Herring Gull (B) FP
Iceland Gull P
Lesser Black-backed Gull FP
Glaucous Gull FP
Thayer’s Gull FP
Great Black-backed Gull FP
Caspian Tern FP
Common Tern (B) FP
Forster’s Tern FP
Black Tern (B) FP<\/p>

Pigeons & Doves<\/h2>

Rock Dove B FP
Mourning Dove B FP
Collared Dove<\/em><\/p>

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Cuckoos<\/h2>

Black-billed Cuckoo B FP
Yellow-billed Cuckoo B FP<\/p>

Stilts & Avocets<\/h2>

American Avocet
Black-necked Stilt<\/em> FP<\/p>

Sandpipers & Phalaropes<\/h2>

Greater Yellowlegs FP
Lesser Yellowlegs FP
Solitary Sandpiper FP
Willet FP
Spotted Sandpiper B FP
Upland Sandpiper (B)
Whimbrel FP
Hudsonian Godwit
Ruddy Turnstone FP
Red Knot FP
Sanderling FP
Semipalmated Sandpiper FP
Western Sandpiper
Least Sandpiper FP
White-rumped Sandpiper
Baird’s Sandpiper FP
Pectoral Sandpiper FP
Purple Sandpiper
Dunlin FP
Stilt Sandpiper
Buff-breasted Sandpiper FP
Short-billed Dowitcher FP
Common Snipe FP
American Woodcock B FP
Wilson’s Phalarope<\/p>

Kingfishers<\/h2>

Belted Kingfisher (B) FP<\/p>

Owls<\/h2>

Barn Owl<\/em>
Long-eared Owl
Short-eared Owl FP
Eastern Screech-Owl B FP
Great Horned Owl B FP
Snowy Owl
Barred Owl
Northern Saw-whet Owl FP<\/p>

Burrowing Owl<\/em><\/p>

Woodpeckers<\/h2>

Red-headed Woodpecker (B) FP
Red-bellied Woodpecker B FP
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker FP
Downy Woodpecker B FP
Hairy Woodpecker FP
Black-backed Woodpecker
Northern Flicker B FP
Pileated Woodpecker<\/p>

Flycatchers<\/h2>

Olive-sided Flycatcher FP
Eastern Wood-Pewee B FP
Yellow-bellied Flycatcher FP
Acadian Flycatcher (B) FP
Alder Flycatcher FP
Willow Flycatcher B FP
Least Flycatcher B FP
Eastern Phoebe B FP
Great Crested Flycatcher B FP
Eastern Kingbird B FP<\/p>

Western Kingbird
Scissor-tailed Flycatcher<\/em><\/p>

Shrikes<\/h2>

Northern Shrike
Loggerhead Shrike<\/p>

Vireos<\/h2>

Warbling Vireo B FP
Philadelphia Vireo FP
White-eyed Vireo B FP
Bell’s Vireo<\/em>
Red-eyed Vireo B FP
Yellow-throated Vireo FP
Blue-headed Vireo FP<\/p>

Goatsuckers & Swifts<\/h2>

Common Nighthawk B FP
Chuck-will’s-widow<\/em>
Whip-poor-will FP
Chimney Swift B FP<\/p>

Hummingbirds<\/h2>

Ruby-throated Hummingbird B FP<\/p>

Crows & Jays<\/h2>

Blue Jay B FP
American Crow B FP<\/p>

Larks<\/span><\/h2>

Horned Lark B FP<\/span><\/p>

Swallows<\/span><\/h2>

Purple Martin B FP<\/span>
Tree Swallow B FP<\/span>
N. Rough-winged Swallow B FP<\/span>
Bank Swallow B FP<\/span>
Cliff Swallow (B) FP<\/span>
Cave Swallow<\/em> P<\/span>
Barn Swallow B FP<\/span><\/p>

Chickadees & Titmice<\/span><\/h2>

Black-capped Chickadee B FP<\/span>
Boreal Chickadee<\/span>
Tufted Titmouse<\/span>
Great Tit* P<\/span><\/p>

Nuthatches & Creepers<\/span><\/h2>

Red-breasted Nuthatch FP<\/span>
White-breasted Nuthatch (B) FP<\/span>
Brown Creeper FP<\/span><\/p>

Wrens<\/span><\/h2>

Carolina Wren B FP<\/span>
Bewick’s Wren<\/em><\/span>
House Wren B FP<\/span>
Winter Wren FP<\/span>
Sedge Wren (B)<\/span>
Marsh Wren (B) FP<\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Golden-crowned Kinglet FP
Ruby-crowned Kinglet FP
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher B FP<\/p>

Thrushes<\/h2>

Eastern Bluebird B FP
Mountain Bluebird<\/em>
American Robin B FP
Townsend’s Solitaire<\/em> P
Wood Thrush B FP
Veery FP
Swainson’s Thrush FP
Gray-cheeked Thrush FP
Hermit Thrush FP<\/p>

Mockingbirds & Thrashers<\/h2>

Gray Catbird B FP
Northern Mockingbird FP
Sage Thrasher<\/em>
Brown Thrasher B FP<\/p>

Starlings<\/span><\/h2>

European Starling B FP<\/span><\/p>

Pipits & Waxwings<\/span><\/h2>

American Pipit FP<\/span>
Cedar Waxwing B FP<\/span><\/p>

Warblers<\/span><\/h2>

Northern Parula FP<\/span>
Orange-crowned Warbler FP<\/span>
Tennessee Warbler FP<\/span>
Blue-winged Warbler (B) FP<\/span>
Golden-winged Warbler FP<\/span>
“Brewster’s” Warbler FP<\/span>
Nashville Warbler FP<\/span>
Virginia’s Warbler<\/em><\/span>
Yellow Warbler B FP<\/span>
Chestnut-sided Warbler FP<\/span>
Magnolia Warbler FP<\/span>
Cape May Warbler FP<\/span>
Black-throated Blue Warbler FP<\/span>
Blackburnian Warbler FP<\/span>
Cerulean Warbler FP<\/span>
Black-throated Green Warbler FP<\/span>
Yellow-rumped Warbler FP<\/span>
Palm Warbler FP<\/span>
Pine Warbler (B) FP<\/span>
Prairie Warbler FP<\/span>
Blackpoll Warbler FP<\/span>
Bay-breasted Warbler FP<\/span>
Yellow-throated Warbler FP<\/span>
Kirtland’s Warbler<\/em><\/span>
Black-and-white Warbler FP<\/span>
American Redstart B FP<\/span>
Prothonotary Warbler (B) FP<\/span>
Worm-eating Warbler FP<\/span>
Common Yellowthroat FP<\/span>
Mourning Warbler FP<\/span>
Connecticut Warbler FP<\/span>
Kentucky Warbler FP<\/span>
Northern Waterthrush FP<\/span>
Louisiana Waterthrush (B) FP<\/span>
Ovenbird FP<\/span>
Canada Warbler FP<\/span>
Hooded Warbler FP<\/span>
Wilson’s Warbler FP<\/span>
Yellow-breasted Chat B FP<\/span><\/p>

Tanagers<\/span><\/h2>

Scarlet Tanager FP<\/span>
Summer Tanager FP<\/span>
Western Tanager<\/em><\/span><\/p>

Cardinals & Allies<\/span><\/h2>

Northern Cardinal B FP<\/span>
Rose-breasted Grosbeak (B) FP<\/span>
Blue Grosbeak<\/em><\/span>
Indigo Bunting B FP<\/span>
Dickcissel (B)<\/span><\/p>

Sparrows<\/span><\/h2>

Eastern Towhee B FP<\/span>
Chipping Sparrow B FP<\/span>
Clay-colored Sparrow FP<\/span>
Field Sparrow B FP<\/span>
American Tree Sparrow FP<\/span>
Vesper Sparrow (B) FP<\/span>
Grasshopper Sparrow FP<\/span>
Henslow’s Sparrow<\/em><\/span>
Le Conte’s Sparrow<\/span>
Nelson’s Sharp-tailed Sparrow FP<\/span>
Savannah Sparrow (B) FP<\/span>
Song Sparrow B FP<\/span>
Lincoln’s Sparrow FP<\/span>
Swamp Sparrow B FP<\/span>
Fox Sparrow FP<\/span>
Harris’s Sparrow P<\/span>
White-crowned Sparrow FP<\/span>
White-throated Sparrow FP<\/span>
Dark-eyed Junco FP<\/span><\/p>

Lark Sparrow<\/em><\/span><\/p>

Longspurs & Buntings<\/span><\/h2>

Lapland Longspur<\/span>
Snow Bunting FP<\/span><\/p>

Blackbirds<\/span><\/h2>

Northern Oriole B FP<\/span>
Orchard Oriole B FP<\/span>
Eastern Meadowlark B FP<\/span>
Western Meadowlark P<\/span>
Bobolink (B) FP<\/span>
Red-winged Blackbird B FP<\/span>
Yellow-headed Blackbird<\/span>
Rusty Blackbird FP<\/span>
Brewer’s Blackbird<\/span>
Common Grackle B FP<\/span>
Brown-headed Cowbird B FP<\/span><\/p>

Finches<\/span><\/h2>

Purple Finch FP<\/span>
House Finch B FP<\/span>
Common Redpoll<\/span>
Pine Siskin FP<\/span>
American Goldfinch B FP<\/span>
European Goldfinch* FP<\/span>
Evening Grosbeak<\/span><\/p>

Old World Sparrows<\/span><\/h2>

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