Black-throated Blue Warbler was reported at West Cedar Street, Massachusetts on Nov 2, 2026. The featured checklist recorded 1 bird.
Historical context
0.35% of complete eBird checklists reported Black-throated Blue Warbler in Suffolk County, Massachusetts during November 1-7, 2016–2025.
Based on 2,282 complete checklists. County reporting frequency, not a rarity rating.
Reports in 2 of 10 years during November 1-7.
November (whole month): reports in 2 of 10 years.
Year-by-year evidence
Each year uses the same county and seasonal period. An exported zero does not prove absence. Unknown means the species row, frequency or checklist sample is unavailable. These records do not estimate your chance of finding the bird or establish rarity.
This county-wide sample pools the selected years. It does not establish how regularly the species returned each year, how likely you are to find it at this spot, or whether this flock size is unusual. Percentages can be unstable when few checklists are available. Habitat, observer effort and repeated visits affect reporting. A zero does not establish absence.
Dunlin was reported at Great Pond Trail, Connecticut on Nov 1, 2026. The featured checklist recorded 1 bird.
Historical context
0.34% of complete eBird checklists reported Dunlin in Hartford County, Connecticut during November 1-7, 2016–2025.
Based on 2,068 complete checklists. County reporting frequency, not a rarity rating.
Reports documented in 2 of 10 years during November 1-7; 4 years have unknown results.
November (whole month): reports in 3 of 10 years. 4 years have unknown results.
Year-by-year evidence
Each year uses the same county and seasonal period. An exported zero does not prove absence. Unknown means the species row, frequency or checklist sample is unavailable. These records do not estimate your chance of finding the bird or establish rarity.
This county-wide sample pools the selected years. It does not establish how regularly the species returned each year, how likely you are to find it at this spot, or whether this flock size is unusual. Percentages can be unstable when few checklists are available. Habitat, observer effort and repeated visits affect reporting. A zero does not establish absence.
