CWS-Québec - Bird list

Canadian Wildlife Service, Québec Region

Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS)
Québec region




	List of birds for which the Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS) has informations and/or pictures.

	New! See the new version of Hinterland Who’s Who, Bird section.



	To obtain more information on the species listed below, click on the link just below the name : Hinterland Who’s Who : general information on the species on the national site. Seabirds : CWS site on seabirds; general biological information. Black Duck Joint Venture : information on the American Black Duck. Imagier : photos of wildlife, vegetation and natural sites. Wildfowl : specialized information on certain species of ducks and geese. Species at risk : general information on the threatened birds of Québec. Information leaflet : free leaflet on that species.



	The Canadian Bird Trends Database (national site): the Canadian Bird Trends Database is a retrieval system that provides the user with information on Canadian bird species including: population trends, range distribution, and national conservation designations. Population trends are derived from Canadian Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) data and are updated on an annual basis. For species or ecozones for which BBS data are insufficient for statistical analysis, no trends are presented.




	In red : threatened species

	New species in the list: (N)

	Alder Flycatcher Imagier American Bittern Imagier American Black Duck Waterfowl Black Duck Joint Venture (BDJV) Hinterland Who’s Who Information Leaflet Imagier American Goldfinch Hinterlland Who’s Who American Robin Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier American Tree Sparrow Imagier American Wigeon Waterfowl Arctic Tern Seabirds Atlantic Puffin Seabirds Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier Bald Eagle Hinterland Who’s Who Bank Swallow Imagier Barrow’s Goldeneye Waterfowl Bicknell’s Trush The Green Lane, Maritimes Region Black-capped Chickadee Hinterland Who’s Who Black Guillemot Seabirds Imagier Black-headed Gull Seabirds Black-legged Kittiwake Seabirds Imagier Black Scoter Waterfowl Black-throated Blue Warbler Imagier Blue Jay Hinterland Who’s Who Blue-winged Teal Sauvagine Imagier Bonaparte´s Gull Imagier Boreal Owl Imagier Brant Imagier Brown-headed Cowbird Imagier Bufflehead Waterfowl Hinterland Who’s Who Canada Goose Waterfowl Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier Canvasback Hinterland Who’s Who Caspian Tern Seabirds Cassin’s Auklet Hinterland Who’s Who Common Eider Seabirds Imagier Hinterland Who’s Who Common Goldeneye Waterfowl Common Grackle Imagier Common Loon BDJV Trends Common Merganser Waterfowl Common Murre Seabirds Imagier Common Snipe Imagier Common Tern Seabirds Imagier Dark-eyed Junco Imagier Downy Woodpecker Hinterland Who’s Who Evening Grosbeak Hinterland Who’s Who Gadwall Imagier Gray Jay Hinterland Who’s Who Great Black-backed Gull Seabirds Great Blue Heron Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier Great Cormorant Seabirds Great Gray Owl Imagier Great Horned Owl Hinterland Who’s Who Greater Scaup Waterfowl Greater Snow Goose Waterfowl Hinterland Who’s Who Biological informations Hunting at the Cap Tourmente NWA Greater Yellowlegs Imagier Great Gray Owl Imagier Green-winged Teal Waterfowl Harlequin Duck Hinterland Who’s Who Waterfowl Hawks Hinterland Who’s Who Herring Gull Seabirds Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier Hooded Merganser Waterfowl


	Kildeer Imagier Leach’s Storm-Petrel Seabirds Lesser Scaup Waterfowl Lesser Snow Goose Hinterland Who’s Who Lincoln´s Sparrow Imagier Loggerhead Shrike Hinterland Who’s Who Loons Hinterland Who’s Who Magnolia Warbler Imagier Mallard Waterfowl Hinterland Who’s Who Marbled Murrelet Hinterland Who’s Who Marsh Wren Imagier Mountain Bluebird Hinterland Who’s Who Mourning Warbler Imagier Murres Hinterland Who’s Who Northern Gannet Seabirds Imagier Hinterland Who’s Who Northern Hawk Owl Imagier Northern Pintail Waterfowl Northern Shoveler Imagier Osprey Hinterland Who’s Who Ovenbird Imagier Peregrine Falcon Hinterland Who’s Who Pileated Woodpecker Imagier Pine Grosbeak Imagier Pintail (Northern Pintail) Imagier Piping Plover Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier Ptarmigans Hinterland Who’s Who Purple Martin Hinterland Who’s Who Razorbill Seabirds Imagier Red-breasted Merganser Waterfowl Imagier Red-breasted Nuthatch Hinterland Who’s Who Redhead Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier Red-throated Loon Seabirds Red-winged Blackbird Imagier Ring-billed Gull Seabirds Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier Ring-necked Duck Waterfowl Imagier Roseate Tern Hinterland Who’s Who Ruby-throated Hummingbird Hinterland Who’s Who Ruffed Grouse Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier Scarlet Tanager Imagier Seabirds Hinterland Who’s Who Semipalmated Sandpiper Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier Shorebirds Hinterland Who’s Who Snow Goose See Greater Snow Goose Snowy Owl Hinterland Who’s Who Surf Scoter Waterfowl Thick-billed Murre Seabirds Tundra Swan Hinterland Who’s Who Trumpeter Swan Hinterland Who’s Who Upland Sandpiper Imagier White-crowned Sparrow Imagier White-throated Sparrow Imagier Wilson’s Phalarope Imagier Wilson´s Warbler Imagier Whooping Crane Hinterland Who’s Who Wood Duck Waterfowl Hinterland Who’s Who Imagier

	Bird banding in Canada Hinterland Who’s Who Marine birds Marine Birds Site Nest boxes for birds Hinterland Who’s Who Oil pollution and birds Hinterland Who’s Who Waterfowl Identification Guide Guide

The Hinterland Who's Who wildlife vignettes
The Hinterland Who's Who wildlife vignettes were created by the Canadian Wildlife Service in the 1960s to raise public awareness about native bird and mammal species. They are now the longest running 60-second series of vignettes in the country, and the flute

melody that accompanies them is one of the most widely identified musical themes on Canadian television.


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