Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge
Field Trip bird list
January 5, 2008

compiled by
Juanita & Richard Baker
Susan Boyd
Rick Lucas
Bird List
Other Wildlife
  1. Northern Gannet
  2. Greater Shearwater
  3. Masked Booby
  4. Common Loon
  5. Pied-Billed Grebe
  6. White Pelican
  7. Brown Pelican
  8. Double-Crested Cormorant
  9. Anhinga
  10. American Bittern
  11. Great Egret
  12. Snowy Egret
  13. Great Blue Heron
  14. Little Blue Heron
  15. Tri-Colored Heron
  16. Cattle Egret
  17. Redish Egret
  18. Green-Backed Heron
  19. White Ibis
  20. Glossy Ibis
  21. Roseate Spoonbill
  22. Woodstork
  23. Black Vulture
  24. Turkey Vulture
  25. Green-Winged Teal
  26. Mottled Duck
  27. Northern Pintail
  28. Blue-Winged Teal
  29. Northern Shoveler
  30. American Widgeon
  31. Lesser Scaup
  32. Hooded Merganser
  33. Red Breasted Merganser
  34. Osprey
  35. Bald Eagle
  36. Northern Harrier
  37. Red-Shouldered Hawk
  38. Red-tailed Hawk
  39. American Kestrel
  40. Sora Rail
  41. Common Moorhen
  42. American Coot
  43. Black-Bellied Plover
  44. Killdeer
  45. American Avocet
  46. Greater Yellowlegs
  47. Lesser Yellowlegs
  48. Willet
  49. Sanderling
  50. Ruddy Turnstone
  51. Dunlin
  52. Short-billed Dowitcher
  53. Common Snipe
  54. Ring Billed Gull
  55. Herring Gull
  56. Great Blackbacked Gull
  57. Caspian Tern
  58. Royal Tern
  59. Forster's Tern
  60. Eurasian Collared Dove
  61. Common Ground Dove
  62. Mourning Dove
  63. Rock Dove
  64. Belted Kingfisher
  65. Red-bellied Woodpecker
  66. Tree Swallow
  67. Fish Crow
  68. Blue-Grey Gnatcatcher
  69. American Robin
  70. Gray Catbird
  71. Northern Mockingbird
  72. Loggerhead Shrike
  73. Yellow-rumped Warbler
  74. Orange-crowned Warbler
  75. Palm Warbler
  76. Common Yellowthroat
  77. Savannah Sparrow
  78. Red-Winged Blackbird
  79. Boattailed Grackle
  80. Common Grackle

Mammals
Wild Hog
River Otter
Armadillo

Butterflies
Great Southern White
Gulf Fritillary

Reptiles
American Alligator


 
 
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