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  • Grosbeaks
  • Hummingbirds
  • Cardinals
  • Woodpeckers
  • Finches
  • Herons and Egrets
  • Raptors
  • Flycatchers
  • Eagles and Osprey
  • Wrens and Creepers
  • Nuthatches
  • Owls
  • Sand birds and Plovers
  • Gulls
  • Geese
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  • Sparrows
  • Ducks , Cormorants, and waterfowl
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Cardinals

Northern Cardinals- often travel in pairs.  If you spot one, keep your eyes and ears open, as you are likely to see or hear it's mate within a few minutes.  One of the most recognizable calls is more informally referred to as the car alarm call, as it resembles the incessant beeping of a car alarm.

Mature male during breeding season

Mature female during breeding season

Fledgling male

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Warblers and Vireo
Hummingbirds
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Thrushes and Thrashers
Ravens, Crows, and black birds
Raptors
Ducks , Cormorants, and waterfowl
Other Waders
Flycatchers
Eagles and Osprey
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