prothonotary

BIRDS
at Twin Swamps Nature Preserve

Twin Swamps is rich
with bird life, such as this
prothonotary warbler.

These beautiful little
birds are frequently seen
from the swamp boardwalk.

A few more bird photographs are shown below.

At the bottom of this page is a list of birds
that have been seen or heard at Twin Swamps.


Cardinal	Blue-gray gnatcatcher	Yellow-bellied sapsucker

Carolina wren	Rose-breasted grosbeak	Thrasher
	Prothonotary warbler, at home in the swamp

Vireo on her nest		Prothonotary warbler


Bird List These birds have been seen or heard at Twin Swamps by me and my family.
Blackbird, red-winged Bunting, indigo Cardinal Catbird Chickadee, Carolina Crow, American Crow, fish Cuckoo, yellow-billed Duck, mallard Duck, wood Eagle, bald Flycatcher, great-crested Gnatcatcher, blue-gray Goldfinch, American Goose, Canada Grackle, common Grosbeak, rose-breasted	Hawk, red-shouldered Hawk, red-tailed Heron, great blue Heron, green Hummingbird, ruby-throated Jay, blue Mockingbird Nuthatch, white-breasted Oriole, Baltimore Oriole, orchard Owl, barred Pewee, Eastern wood Robin, American Sapsucker, yellow-bellied Sparrow, field Tanager, summer Thrasher	Thrush, wood Titmouse, tufted Veery Vireo, white-eyed Vulture, turkey Warbler, Blackburnian Warbler, black-throated green Warbler, chestnut-sided Warbler, prairie Warbler, prothonotary Warbler, yellow-rumped Woodpecker, downy Woodpecker, pileated Woodpecker, red-bellied Woodpecker, red-headed Wren, Carolina Yellowthroat, common

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