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Whitman Mission National Historic Site
Bird Lists
 

The 2002-2003 Vertebrate Survey confirmed the presence, at least occasionally, of 202 species of birds in or near the park. These have been placed onto lists based on residency status and abundance. For definitions of the various residency categories or abundance categories see definitions.

 

List of Birds that Breed at Whitman Mission NHS

List of Non-breeding, "Resident" Birds

List of the More Common Migrants

List of Less Common Migrants

List of Unexpecteds, Vagrants, and Residency Status Unknown

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picture of Great Basin Wild Rye Grass

Did You Know?
Great Basin Wild Rye Grass is part of the natural landscape at Whitman Mission. The name Waiilatpu, meaning place of rye grass, was used by the people to name the mission site.
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Last Updated: May 29, 2011 at 12:54 MST