Birds that rely on Oregon's coastal habitat, Audubon Society of Lincoln City, Oregon

Birds of Oregon's Coastal Habitat Siletz Bay: Photo courtesy of dawn villaescusa
Local and migrating birds rely heavily on our rich coastal habitat: Rocky Shores, Estuaries, and Forested headlands provide rich resources for migrating and resident birds and other wildlife and our responsibility to protect these resources. Some of the birds that depend on our coastal habitat: Click on the photo to visit National Audubon's Field Guide for more information about each bird. All photos taken in Lincoln and Tillamook Oregon counties.
American Wigeon, photo Roy W. Lowe Black Turnstone, photo dawn villaescusa Brant, photo Jack Booth Common Loon, photo dawn villaescusa Great Blue Heron, photo dawn villaescusa Harlequin Duck, photo Roy W. Lowe Least Sandpiper, photo Jack Booth Rock Sandpiper, photo Jack Booth Surf Scoter, photo dawn villaescusa Western Grebe, photo Roy W. Lowe Western Sandpiper, photo dawn villaescusa	Black Oystercatcher, photo dawn villaescusa Brandt's Cormorant, photo dawn villaescusa Caspian Tern, photo dawn villaescusa Common Murre, photo dawn villaescusa Great Egret, photo dawn villaescusa Hooded Merganser, photo Roy W. Lowe Pigeon Guillemot, photo dawn villaescusa Snowy Plover, photo Roy W. Lowe Surfbird, photo Ken Chamberlain Western Gull, photo dawn villaescusa Whimbrel, photo dawn villaescusa