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I. Types of birds at Lake Eureka - Examine the graphics and habitat descriptions below to find the bird of interest to you. Click on the graphic or text to search for that bird. |
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Waterfowl - ducks, geese, grebes, loons. Usually seen on the water |
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Gulls, terns and their relatives. Usually seen flying over the water. |
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Wading birds - herons, cranes. Usually seen wading in the water. |
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Hawks, eagles, osprey, buzzards and falcons. Usually seen soaring over the Lake. |
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Hummingbirds. Usually seen hovering around flowers. |
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Owls. Usually seen at dawn or dusk perched high in trees. |
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Sandpipers and killdeer and their relatives. Usually seen in open fields or on the Lake shore. |
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Pheasants, quail, woodcock. Usually seen in open fields and brushy areas. |
| Cormorants and Kingfishers. Usually seen perched in trees at water's edge or in the water. | |
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Woodpeckers, nuthatches, creepers. Usually seen clinging to the sides of trees. |
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Pigeons and doves. Usually seen feeding on the ground or perched on telephone wires. |
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Swallows, swifts, nighthawks and their relatives. Usually seen sailing over the Lake. |
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Perching birds - Chickadees, warblers, sparrows, jays, etc. Usually seen perched in trees and bushes. |
| II. General information on birds - Click here to find out more about how birds live. | |
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