A pink-footed goose was seen in the Connecticut River between Agawam and Longmeadow.
A rough-legged hawk continues to be reported on Meadow Street in Lee, and a male Eurasian wigeon was seen there on Sunday.
A cackling goose, a snow goose and a gadwall were seen on the campus pond at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. A long-eared owl was heard calling elsewhere in Amherst.
A lesser black-backed gull was found again at Turners Falls.
Reports continue of the red-headed woodpeckers in Longmeadow.
A northern shoveler was seen again in Forest Park in Springfield.
A northern shrike was found along Route 47 at the Hadley-Sunderland line.
Uncommon wintering species and newly arrived waterfowl and other migrants included wood duck, green-winged teal, American wigeon, northern pintail, ring-necked duck, lesser scaup, common goldeneye and hooded merganser, black vulture, turkey vulture, northern harrier, and red-shouldered hawk
Also reported were killdeer, barred owl, belted kingfisher, northern flicker, peregrine falcon, merlin, American kestrel, horned lark, fish crow, golden-crowned kinglet, winter wren, eastern bluebird, hermit thrush, cedar waxwing, white-crowned sparrow, field sparrow, grackle, red-winged blackbird, purple finch and pine siskin.
