At Nakkertok we are basically all nature lovers. Our lands are rich in history and biodiversity. Here is a list of birds seen at Nakkertok, demonstrating the richness of the ecosystem – over 100 species so far! Obviously, many of them are off-season.

Wes, Richard, Louise, Diane

Species Nesting confirmed
(no of nests)		 Possible nesting Remarks
      1. Canada Goose 2 3 chicks each
      2. Wood Duck
      3. Mallard
      4. Green-winged Teal
      5. Hooded Merganser
      6. Red-breasted Merganser
      7. Ruffed Grouse
      8. Wild Turkey ? Adults and juveniles
      9. Double-crested Cormorant
   10. Great Blue Heron
   11. Green Heron
   12. Golden Eagle At first gate
   13. Turkey Vulture
   14. Osprey
   15. Northern Harrier
   16. Cooper’s Hawk
   17.  Red-shouldered Hawk
   18.  Broad-winged Hawk
   19.  Red-tailed Hawk
   20.  Rough-legged Hawk
   21.  American Kestrel
   22. Sandhill Crane
   23. Kildeer
   24. Solitary Sandpiper
   25. Spotted Sandpiper
   26. American Woodcock 1 3 chicks, 1 broken egg
   27. Wilson’s Snipe
   28. Ring-billed Gull
   29. Rock Pigeon
   30.  Mourning Dove 1
   31. Black-billed Cuckoo ?
   32.  Yellow-billed Cuckoo ? Carrying caterpillers
   33. Snowy Owl
   34.  Barred Owl
   35.  Ruby-throated Hummingbird 2
   36.  Belted Kingfisher ? Seen as couple
   37.  Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 1 2 chicks
   38.  Downy Woodpecker
   39.  Hairy Woodpecker 1 2 chicks
   40.  Northern Flicker 2 Nest construction and feeding
   41.  Pileated Woodpecker 1 2 chicks
   42.  Olive-sided Flycatcher*
   43. Eastern Wood-pewee 1 Feeding
   44. Alder Flycatcher
   45.  Least Flycatcher 3 Female on nest
   46. Eastern Phoebe 3 Female on nest
   47.  Great-crested Flycatcher 1 4 chicks
   48.  Eastern Kingbird 2 3 chicks per nest
   49. Blue-headed Vireo
   50. Warbling Vireo
   51.  Red-eyed Vireo
   52.  Blue Jay 1 Feeding
   53. American Crow
   54. Common Raven
   55.  Tree Swallow 1 Feeding
   56.  Barn Swallow
   57.  Black-capped Chickadee 2 Nest construction and feeding
   58.  Red-breasted Nuthatch
   59.  White-breasted Nuthatch
   60.  Brown Creeper
   61.  House Wren 2 Feeding
   62. Winter Wren
   63.  Golden-crowned Kinglet
   64.  Ruby-crowned Kinglet
   65.  Veery
   66.  Hermit Thrush
   67.  Wood Thrush
   68. Eastern Bluebird
   69.  American Robin 2 4 chicks per nest
   70.  Gray Catbird 3 Feeding
   71.  Brown Thrasher 1 Feeding
   72.  European Starling
   73.  Bohemian Waxwing
   74.  Cedar Waxwing 2 Feeding
   75.  Tennessee Warbler
   76.  Nashville Warbler
   77.  Northern Parula Warbler
   78.  Yellow Warbler 1 Nest construction
   79.  Chestnut-sided Warbler
   80.  Magnolia Warbler
   81.  Black-throated Blue Warbler
   82.  Yellow-rumped Warbler
   83.  Black-throated Green Warbler
   84.  Blackburnian Warbler
   85.  Pine Warbler
   86. Palm Warbler
   87.  Bay-breasted Warbler
   88.  Black and White Warbler
   89.  American Redstart
   90.  Ovenbird 3 Feeding
   91. Northern Waterthrush
   92.  Mourning Warbler* 1 Feeding
   93.  Common Yellow Throat 2 Feeding
   94. Wilson’s Warbler
   95.  Canada Warbler*
   96.  Scarlet Tanager ? Seen as couple
   97.  Eastern Towhee
   98. American Tree Sparrow
   99. Chipping Sparrow
100.  White-throated Sparrow
101.  White-crowned Sparrow
102. Fox Sparrow
103. Song Sparrow 2 Nest construction and feeding
104.  Swamp Sparrow
105. Dark-eyed Junco
106. Snow Bunting
107. Northern Cardinal
108. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
109. Indigo Bunting 2 One chick
110. Bobolink 1 Couple with chicks
111. Red-winged Blackbird 1
112. Eastern Meadowlark 1
113. Rusty Blackbird 1
114. Common Grackle
115. Brown-headed Cowbird
116. Baltimore Oriole
117. Pine Grosbeak 1 Pair with chicks
118. Purple Finch
119. American Goldfinch
120. Common Redpoll ?
121. Pine Siskin
122. Evening Grosbeak
123 House Sparrow
124 Black Helmet Pigeon Domesticated escapee