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South Boston

Overview

This a large area, but it does not have many trees or birds. A Downy Woodpecker would be considered rare.

Birds

Notable Species

There are numerous species however, such as: Black-capped Chickadee, Pigeon, House Sparrow, Mourning Dove, about two Baltimore Oriole (maybe), American Goldfinch, White-throated Sparrow, Downy Woodpecker, American Robin, Northern Mockingbird, Merlin, Red-tailed Hawk just to name a few. You'd be surprised what you could find in such an urban neighborhood!

The real sanctuary in South Boston is the cemetery (above). There are about 20 trees all in an area of about half of an acre. While there have never actually been many birds in there, I'm sure what birds that are in Southie spend a lot of time there. Note: Northern Flicker are being spotted in the cemetery.

Check-list

Birds you can see here include:

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Other Wildlife

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Site Information

History and Use

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Areas of Interest

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Access and Facilities

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Contact Details

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External Links

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Content and images originally posted by AmpelisChinito

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