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Hummingbirds - 2025

The only species of hummingbird that breeds in Pennsylvania is the ruby-throated hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). 

Birds

Spring Feeding 2023 ...
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Many bird species can be seen at the Mill Park. Both sides of the Mill race are great
places to sit and watch for them. Each season presents different species to look for.
There’s always at least one hummingbird nesting at the park and visiting the creek-side cardinal flowers. The resident Pileated Woodpeckers can be seen and heard year-round. Great Blue Herons hang out by the small waterfall in the creek waiting for a snack. There are always Bluebirds and the best time to spot them is in the winter months. A list of birds seen in the park is available.
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Past sightings at the Mill by our friend and photographer, John McNamera

Bird Watch Viewing Area ... Carving Out A New Space

Our Stars of the Day

Images Courtesy of BMP Volunteers Jessica, Tobi and Dan
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Great Backyard Bird Count

Bondsville Mill's Count ... 2023

  • Brown creeper 2x
  • Eastern bluebird 5x
  • Dark-eyed junco 4x
  • White-throated sparrow 5x
  • American goldfinch 10x
  • Tufted titmouse 2x
  • House finch 1x
  • Song sparrow 2x
  • Northern cardinal 2x​
Vertical Divider
  • Carolina chickadee 2x
  • Hairy woodpecker 1x
  • Downy woodpecker 2x
  • Turkey vulture 4x
  • Black vulture 1x
  • Red-tailed hawk 2x
  • Fox sparrow 1x
  • Red-bellied woodpecker 1x
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We have reached our goal of 100 different species!   Now, the Park has a "yellow" point on the ebird map and will be more visible for everyone. Click Here for the complete list.

Birding at the Mill Park