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Birds Observed in Bryan Park

by Richmond Audubon Society members

The following abbreviations indicate species' status in Bryan Park.

y = year round resident

m = migrant

s = summer breeder and neo-tropical migrant

w = winter visitor

 

Eastern Bluebirds

 Blackbird, Red-winged s

 Bluebird, Eastern y

 Bobwhite, Northern s

 Bunting, Indigo s

 Cardinal, Northern y

 Catbird, Gray s

Chat, Yellow-breasted s

 Chickadee, Carolina y

 Cormorant, Double-crested m

 Cowbird, Brown-headed y

 Creeper, Brown w

 Crow, American y

 Crow, Fish s

 Cuckoo, Yellow-billed s

 Dove, Mourning y

 Dove, Rock m

 Duck, Black y

 Duck, Wood y

 Egret, Great m

Falcon, Peregrine y (Historical record)

 Finch, House y

 Flicker, Northern y

 Flycatcher, Acadian s

 Flycatcher, Great-crested s

 Gnatcatcher, Blue-gray s

 Goldfinch, American y

 Goose, Canada m 

 Grackle, Common y

 Grosbeak, Blue s

 Grosbeak, Rose-breasted m

 Gull, Herring m

 Gull, Ring-billed m

 Hawk, Red-shouldered m

 Hawk, Red-tailed y

 Heron, Great Blue y

 Heron, Green s

 Heron, Little Blue m (Historical  record)

 Heron, Tri-colored m

 Hummingbird, Ruby-throated s

 Jay, Blue y

 Junco, Dark-eyed w

 Kestrel, American y

 Killdeer y

 Kingbird, Eastern s

 Kingfisher, Belted y

 Kinglet, Golden-crowned w

 Kinglet, Ruby-crowned w

 Mallard y

 Martin, Purple s

 Meadowlark, Eastern s

 Mockingbird, Northern y

 Nighthawk, Common s

 Night-Heron, Black-crowned m  (Historical record)  

 Nuthatch, White-breasted y

 Oriole, Orchard s

 Osprey m

 Ovenbird s

 Owl, Great Horned y

 Owl, Eastern Screech y

 Parula, Northern s

 Pewee, Eastern Wood s

 Phoebe, Eastern s

 Redstart, American s

 Robin, American y

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 Sandpiper, Least m

 Sandpiper, Semipalmated m

 Sandpiper, Solitary m

 Sandpiper, Spotted m

 Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied w

 Sparrow, Chipping s

 Sparrow, Field s

 Sparrow, Grasshopper m

 Sparrow, House y

 Sparrow, Savannah s

 Sparrow, Song y

 Sparrow, Swamp m

 Sparrow, White-throated w

 Starling, European y

 Swallow, Barn s

 Swallow, No. Rough-winged s

 Swallow, Tree m

 Swift, Chimney s

 Tanager, Scarlet m

 Tanager, Summer m

 Thrasher, Brown s

 Thrush, Gray-cheeked m

 Thrush, Hermit w

 Thrush, Swainson's m

 Thrush, Wood s

 Titmouse, Tufted y

 Towhee, Rufous-sided y

 Veery m

 Vireo, Red-eyed s

 Vireo, White-eyed s

 Vireo, Yellow-throated s

 Vulture, Turkey y

 Warbler, Black-and-white s

 Warbler, Blackpoll m

 Warbler, Black-throated blue s

 Warbler, Black-throated green m

 Warbler, Canada m

 Warbler, Cape May m

 Warbler, Cerulean m

 Warbler, Chestnut-sided m

 Warbler, Hooded s

 Warbler, Kentucky s

 Warbler, Magnolia m

 Warbler, Palm m

 Warbler, Pine s

 Warbler, Prairie s

 Warbler, Prothonotary s

 Warbler, Worm-eating m

 Warbler, Yellow s

 Warbler, Yellow-rumped w

 Warbler, Yellow-throated s

 Waterthrush, Louisiana s

 Waxwing, Cedar s

 Woodpecker, Downy y

 Woodpecker, Hairy y

 Woodpecker, Pileated y

 Woodpecker, Red-bellied y

 Wren, Carolina y

 Wren, House s

 Wren, Winter w

 Yellowlegs, Lesser m

 Yellowthroat, Common s

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