Mar 13, 2024 · Gray Catbirds are found throughout Massachusetts during the summer, and some may stay year around on Cape Cod. You may be able to attract catbirds if you offer some …

A Facebook group for sharing photos, sightings and information about wild birds found on Cape Cod.

Where are the best places to go birding? That’s easy. The best place for newbies is their own backyard. Really. You don’t have to go crazy with a million bird feeders either. One simple feeder filled with sunflower seeds is fine.

Western Massachusetts or Cape Cod? Central Massachusetts? The Berkshires? Southeastern Massachusetts? To appear in this article, most birds are widely distributed throughout the state and are often year-round residents. However, for those birds that are more localized in place or time, I list the general region and seasonality.

Jul 3, 2021 · A photo album of some common back yard birds found on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. This album of back yard birds is an assortment of some of our most common birds. I will be making...

Apr 8, 2025 · Below are the most recent sightings from the last four weeks in the Cape Cod area. If you want to report a sighting, or have questions about these sightings, call Wellfleet Bay at 508-349-2615 or send an email.

A useful checklist of the birds of the Cape, helpful cross references, and a complete index for quick reference round out this perfect field guide for both visitors to and residents of Cape Cod.

Mar 21, 2025 · These custom backyard ecosystems welcome birds and help satisfy their year-round nutritional needs, all from the “fruits of the earth,” while helping reduce the spread of bird-borne diseases that can sometimes arise from uneaten birdseed that languishes at …

Published by the Cape Cod Bird, the “Checklist of the Birds of Cape Cod” shows by means of bar graphs the seasonal status of 336 species that have been recorded on Cape Cod with some regularity over the past 20 years.

Birds from north of Cape Cod, fly south each season as far as the southern United States and South America. The shores of Cape Cod offer a sort of safe harbor for birds looking to rest along the way. Local forceful weather patterns, allow for a wider array of bird species visiting Cape Cod as well. On Monomoy, I came across some dead Gannets.