| 1. | | Canada Goose | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 2. | | Mute Swan | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 3. | | Gadwall | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 4. | | American Black Duck | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 5. | | Mallard | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 6. | | Blue-winged Teal | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 7. | | Green-winged Teal | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 8. | | Bufflehead | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 9. | | Wild Turkey | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 10. | | Red-throated Loon | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 11. | | Common Loon | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 12. | | Northern Gannet | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 13. | | Double-crested Cormorant | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 14. | | Great Blue Heron | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 15. | | Great Egret | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 16. | | Snowy Egret | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 17. | | Little Blue Heron | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 18. | | Tricolored Heron | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 19. | | Cattle Egret | Stakeout birds, Avalon Golf Club has been a historic location for this species. Small, squat herons with rusty feathers on their heads and chests | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 20. | | Green Heron | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 21. | | Black-crowned Night-Heron | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 22. | | Yellow-crowned Night-Heron | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 23. | | Glossy Ibis | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 24. | | Black Vulture | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 25. | | Turkey Vulture | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 26. | | Osprey | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 27. | | Northern Harrier | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 28. | | Bald Eagle | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 29. | | Red-tailed Hawk | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 30. | | Clapper Rail | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 31. | | Virginia Rail | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 32. | | American Oystercatcher | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 33. | | Black-bellied Plover | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 34. | | Semipalmated Plover | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 35. | | Killdeer | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 36. | | Spotted Sandpiper | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 37. | | Solitary Sandpiper | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 38. | | Greater Yellowlegs | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 39. | | Willet | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 40. | | Lesser Yellowlegs | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 41. | | Whimbrel | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 42. | | Ruddy Turnstone | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 43. | | Red Knot | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 44. | | Stilt Sandpiper | Identified by long droopy bill, large size for a shorebird (similar to dowitchers), and red ear patch. Seen by all of us | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 45. | | Sanderling | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 46. | | Dunlin | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 47. | | Purple Sandpiper | Many birds on the jetty all together in a group. Plump purplish-gray sandpipers with orangey bills and legs | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 48. | | Least Sandpiper | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 49. | | White-rumped Sandpiper | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 50. | | Semipalmated Sandpiper | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 51. | | Short-billed Dowitcher | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 52. | | American Woodcock | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 53. | | Laughing Gull | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 54. | | Ring-billed Gull | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 55. | | Herring Gull | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 56. | | Lesser Black-backed Gull | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 57. | | Great Black-backed Gull | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 58. | | Least Tern | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 59. | Yes | Black Tern | After four black terns in a group were called out by others on the dune crossover platform, one of our team members spotted a small, black, tern-like bird flying in off the ocean. It had a very buoyant flight pattern and the contrast of the bird against the clouds confirmed that this tern was all-black and did not appear black as a result of lighting. Our bird was confirmed as black tern by many other more experienced birders on the platform | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 60. | | Common Tern | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 61. | | Forster's Tern | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 62. | | Rock Pigeon | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 63. | | Mourning Dove | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 64. | | Yellow-billed Cuckoo | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 65. | | Eastern Screech-Owl | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 66. | | Great Horned Owl | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 67. | | Barred Owl | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 68. | | Common Nighthawk | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 69. | | Chuck-will's-widow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 70. | | Eastern Whip-poor-will | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 71. | | Chimney Swift | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 72. | | Ruby-throated Hummingbird | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 73. | | Red-bellied Woodpecker | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 74. | | Downy Woodpecker | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 75. | | Northern Flicker | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 76. | | Merlin | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 77. | | Eastern Wood-Pewee | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 78. | | Acadian Flycatcher | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 79. | | Eastern Phoebe | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 80. | | Great Crested Flycatcher | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 81. | | Eastern Kingbird | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 82. | | White-eyed Vireo | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 83. | | Warbling Vireo | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 84. | | Red-eyed Vireo | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 85. | | Blue Jay | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 86. | | American Crow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 87. | | Fish Crow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 88. | | Horned Lark | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 89. | | Northern Rough-winged Swallow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 90. | | Purple Martin | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 91. | | Tree Swallow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 92. | | Bank Swallow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 93. | | Barn Swallow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 94. | | Carolina Chickadee | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 95. | | Tufted Titmouse | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 96. | | White-breasted Nuthatch | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 97. | | House Wren | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 98. | | Marsh Wren | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 99. | | Carolina Wren | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 100. | | Blue-gray Gnatcatcher | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 101. | | Eastern Bluebird | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 102. | | Wood Thrush | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 103. | | American Robin | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 104. | | Gray Catbird | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 105. | | Brown Thrasher | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 106. | | Northern Mockingbird | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 107. | | European Starling | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 108. | | Cedar Waxwing | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 109. | | Ovenbird | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 110. | | Worm-eating Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 111. | | Louisiana Waterthrush | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 112. | | Northern Waterthrush | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 113. | | Blue-winged Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 114. | | Black-and-white Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 115. | | Prothonotary Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 116. | | Mourning Warbler | While driving along Narrows Rd. with our windows rolled down listening for stuff, one of our team members heard what they thought to be a Kentucky Warbler and we stopped the car. However upon hearing the song a second time, we realized that the song was more rolling than Kentucky and ended in a down slur. The song was recorded and the group unanimously agreed that it was the song of a Mourning Warbler. It was very close to the road. Video with audio track available, I couldn't attach it through this app | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 117. | | Kentucky Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 118. | | Common Yellowthroat | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 119. | | Hooded Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 120. | | American Redstart | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 121. | | Cape May Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 122. | | Northern Parula | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 123. | | Magnolia Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 124. | | Bay-breasted Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 125. | | Blackburnian Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 126. | | Yellow Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 127. | | Chestnut-sided Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 128. | | Blackpoll Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 129. | | Black-throated Blue Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 130. | | Pine Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 131. | | Yellow-rumped Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 132. | | Yellow-throated Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 133. | | Prairie Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 134. | | Black-throated Green Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 135. | | Wilson's Warbler | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 136. | | Yellow-breasted Chat | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 137. | | Nelson's Sparrow | Continuing from previous night, singing | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 138. | | Seaside Sparrow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 139. | | Chipping Sparrow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 140. | | Field Sparrow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 141. | | White-throated Sparrow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 142. | | Song Sparrow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 143. | | Eastern Towhee | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 144. | | Summer Tanager | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 145. | | Scarlet Tanager | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 146. | | Northern Cardinal | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 147. | | Rose-breasted Grosbeak | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 148. | | Blue Grosbeak | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 149. | | Indigo Bunting | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 150. | | Bobolink | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 151. | | Red-winged Blackbird | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 152. | | Eastern Meadowlark | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 153. | | Common Grackle | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 154. | | Boat-tailed Grackle | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 155. | | Brown-headed Cowbird | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 156. | | Orchard Oriole | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 157. | | Baltimore Oriole | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 158. | | House Finch | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 159. | | American Goldfinch | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
| 160. | | House Sparrow | | | Move to rejectedMore details |
