Hampton Bird List

This list was compiled by the park staff and volunteers in April 2002, and updated October 2004. It's not a complete list of birds in the Baltimore area, only a list of birds seen in this park.

If you've seen other birds here, please e-mail the webmaster and I'll add them to the list.

For a Word version of this list, easier to read and carry while visiting the park, click here.

• Common Loon

• Double-crested Cormorannt

• Great Blue Heron

• Great Egret

• Snowy Egret

• Green Heron

• Black Vulture

• Turkey Vulture

• Canada Goose

• Tundra Swan

• Wood Duck

• Mallard

• Osprey

• Bald Eagle

• Sharp-shinned Hawk

• Cooper's Hawk

• Northern Goshawk

• Red-shouldered Hawk

• Broad-winged Hawk

• Red-tailed Hawk

• American Kestrel

• Merlin

• Peregrin Falcon

• Wild Turkey

• Common Bobwhite

• Killdeer

• Greater Yellowlegs

• Wilson's Snipe

• American Woodcock

• Ring-billed Gull

• Rock Pigeon

• Mourning Dove

• Black-billed Cuckoo

• Yellow-billed Cuckoo

• Eastern Screech Owl

• Great Horned Owl

• Barred Owl

• Northern Saw-whet Owl

• Chuck-will's-widow

• Common Nighthawk

• Whip-poor-will

• Chimney Swift

• Ruby-throated Hummingbird

• Red-headed Woodpecker

• Red-bellied Woodpecker

• Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

• Downy Woodpecker

• Hairy Woodpecker

• Northern Flicker

• Pileated Woodpecker

• Olive-sided Flycatcher

• Eastern Wood Peewee

• Yellow-bellied Flycatcher

• Acadian Flycatcher

• Alder Flycatcher

• Willow Flycatcher

• Least Flycatcher

• Eastern Phoebe

• Great-crested Flycatcher

• Ash-throated Flycatcher

• Eastern Kingbird

• White-eyed Vireo

• Yellow-throated Vireo

• Blue-headed Vireo

• Warbling Vireo

• Philadelphia Vireo

• Red-eyed Vireo

• Blue Jay

• American Crow

• Fish Crow

• Horned Lark

• Purple Martin

• Tree Swallow

• N. Rough-winged Swallow

• Bank Swallow

• Cliff Swallow

• Barn Swallow

• Carolina Chickadee

• Black-capped Chickadee

• Tufted Titmouse

• Red-breasted Nuthatch

• White-breasted Nuthatch

• Brown Creeper

• Carolina Wren

• House Wren

• Winter Wren

• Golden-crowned Kinglet

• Ruby-crowned Kinglet

• Blue-gray Gnatcatcher

• Eastern Bluebird

• Veery

• Gray-cheeked Thrush

• Bicknell's Thrush

• Swainson's Thrush

• Hermit Thrush

• Wood Thrush

• American Robin

• Gray Catbird

• Northern Mockingbird

• Brown Thrasher

• European Starling

• American Pipet

• Cedar Waxwing

• Blue-winged Warbler

• Tennessee Warbler

• Nashville Warbler

• Northern Parula Warbler

• Yellow Warbler

• Chestnut-sided Warbler

• Magnolia Warbler

• Cape May Warbler

• Black-throated Blue Warbler

• Yellow-rumped Warbler

• Black-throated Green Warbler

• Blackburnian Warbler

• Yellow-throated Warbler

• Pine Warbler

• Prairie Warbler

• Palm Warbler

• Bay-breasted Warbler

• Blackpoll Warbler

• Cerulean Warbler

• Black-and-white Warbler

• American Redstart

• Worm-eating Warbler

• Ovenbird

• Northern Waterthrush

• Louisianna Waterthrush

• Kentucky Warbler

• Common Yellowthroat

• Hooded Warbler

• Wilson's Warbler

• Canada Warbler

• Yellow-breasted Chat

• Eastern Towhee

• American Tree Sparrow

• Chipping Sparrow

• Field Sparrow

• Vesper Sparrow

• Savanah Sparrow

• Grasshopper Sparrow

• Fox Sparrow

• Song Sparrow

• Lincoln's Sparrow

• Swamp Sparrow

• White-throated Sparrow

• White-crowned Sparrow

• Dark-eyed Junco

• Northern Cardinal

• Rose-breasted Grosbeak

• Blue Grosbeak

• Indigo Bunting

• Dickcissel

• Bobolink

• Red-winged Blackbird

• Eastern Meadowlark

• Rusty Blackbird

• Common Grackle

• Brown-headed Cowbird

• Scarlet Tanager

• Orchard Oriole

• Baltimore Oriole

• Purple Finch

• House Finch

• Common Redpoll

• Pine Siskin

• American Goldfinch

• Red Crossbill

• White-winged Crossbill

• Evening Grosbeak

• House Sparrow

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