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BIRD WATCHING AT PINE HAVEN

Birds of Pine Haven & Devil Lake

Surrounded by forests, wetlands and open water, Pine Haven is home to an incredible variety of birdlife. From familiar songbirds and woodpeckers to waterfowl, raptors and seasonal visitors, there’s always something to spot from your campsite, cottage or while exploring the property.

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Use our bird list to discover some of the species that have been seen at Pine Haven — and keep your binoculars handy. You never know who might make an appearance!

Spring & Summer Birds

Courtesy of Pine Haven and Ian & Eleanor Turner

  • American Crow

  • American Goldfinch

  • American Redstart

  • American Robin

  • Bald Eagle

  • Barred Owl

  • Belted Kingfisher

  • Black-and-white Warbler

  • Blackburnian Warbler

  • Black-capped Chickadee

  • Black-throated Green Warbler

  • Blue-gray Gnatcatcher

  • Blue Jay

  • Blue-winged Teal

  • Brown Creeper

  • Canada Goose

  • Cedar Waxwing

  • Cerulean Warbler

  • Chipping Sparrow

  • Common Goldeneye

  • Common Grackle

  • Common Loon

  • Common Merganser

  • Common Raven

  • Common Yellowthroat

  • Dark-eyed Junco

  • Double-crested Cormorant

  • Downy Woodpecker

  • Eastern Bluebird

  • Eastern Kingbird

  • Eastern Phoebe

  • European Starling

  • Gadwall

  • Great Black-backed Gull

  • Great Blue Heron

  • Great Crested Flycatcher

  • Great Egret

  • Greater Yellowlegs

  • Green-winged Teal

  • Hairy Woodpecker

  • Herring Gull

  • Lincoln’s Sparrow

  • Mallard

  • Merlin

  • Mourning Dove

  • Nashville Warbler

  • Northern Cardinal

  • Northern Flicker

  • Northern House Wren

  • Northern Saw-whet Owl

  • Osprey

  • Pileated Woodpecker

  • Pine Warbler

  • Red-breasted Nuthatch

  • Red-eyed Vireo

  • Red-tailed Hawk

  • Red-throated Loon

  • Red-winged Blackbird

  • Ring-billed Gull

  • Ring-necked Duck

  • Ruby-throated Hummingbird

  • Scarlet Tanager

  • Sharp-shinned Hawk

  • Song Sparrow

  • Spotted Sandpiper

  • Swamp Sparrow

  • Trumpeter Swan

  • Turkey Vulture

  • Whip-poor-will (heard only)

  • White-breasted Nuthatch

  • Wild Turkey

  • Wood Duck

  • Yellow-bellied Flycatcher

  • Yellow-rumped Warbler

Image by Greg Sellentin
Image by Erin Minuskin

Fall & Winter Birds

Courtesy of Ian and Eleanor Turner

  • American Crow

  • American Goldfinch

  • American Redstart

  • American Robin

  • Bald Eagle

  • Barred Owl

  • Belted Kingfisher

  • Black-capped Chickadee

  • Blue Jay

  • Blue-winged Teal

  • Blue-winged Teal 

  • Brown Creeper

  • Canada Goose

  • Cedar Waxwing

  • Common Goldeneye

  • Common Grackle

  • Common Loon

  • Common Merganser

  • Common Raven

  • Dark-eyed Junco

  • Double-crested Cormorant

  • Downy Woodpecker

  • Eastern Kingbird 

  • Gadwall

  • Great Black-backed Gull

  • Great Blue Heron

  • Great Egret

  • Greater Yellowlegs

  • Green-winged Teal

  • Hairy Woodpecker

  • Herring Gull

  • Lincoln’s Sparrow       

  • Mallard

  • Merlin

  • Nashville Warbler

  • Northern Flicker

  • Northern Saw-whet Owl

  • Pileated Woodpecker

  • Red-breasted Nuthatch

  • Red-throated Loon

  • Ring-billed Gull

  • Ring-necked Duck

  • Song Sparrow

  • Spotted Sandpiper

  • Swamp Sparrow

  • Trumpeter Swan

  • Turkey Vulture

  • White-breasted Nuthatch

  • Wild Turkey

  • Wood Duck

  • Yellow-bellied Flycatcher

  • Yellow-rumped Warbler

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