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The last seven days on iNaturalist, checked against five years

Rare Birds in New Hampshire This Week

New Hampshire logged 47,861 confirmed bird sightings across 345 species on iNaturalist in five years, and 77 of those species have 3 or fewer confirmed sightings. The live list near Manchester covers 25 miles around the city. The New Hampshire Rare Birds Committee reviews rare bird records here.

Near Manchester

Rare birds near Manchester this week

Every bird posted within 25 miles of Manchester in the last seven days, with the ones that are rare there, out of season or uncommon first and the reason for each.

Reading this week's bird sightings within 25 miles of Manchester from iNaturalist.

Somewhere else in New Hampshire? Enter your ZIP for the circle around it.

New Hampshire birds on the record

iNaturalist, research grade
47,861
Confirmed bird sightings
research grade iNaturalist records, five years
345
Bird species on record
seen and confirmed in New Hampshire
77
Species seen 3 times or fewer
22 percent of the state list, the birds that make news
25 mi
Live circle
around Manchester, or any ZIP you enter

Counted from iNaturalist’s research grade bird records in New Hampshire from October 9, 2021 to October 1, 2026, read October 9, 2026.

Across New Hampshire

The whole state this week

Every bird reported anywhere in New Hampshire in the last seven days, checked against the state’s own five year record: Rare here means 3 or fewer confirmed sightings in the whole state.

Reading this week's bird sightings across New Hampshire from iNaturalist.

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What turns up here

Who confirms a rare bird in New Hampshire

345 bird species have confirmed iNaturalist records in New Hampshire over five years, and 77 of them were confirmed 3 times or fewer. A sighting of one of those is the kind a state records committee reviews before it joins the official list.

New Hampshire Rare Birds Committee

The committee reviews rare bird records in New Hampshire.

“The New Hampshire Rare Birds Committee reviews sightings of rarities to maintain accuracy and scientific integrity of the state’s historic records.”

New Hampshire Rare Birds Committee, read October 9, 2026.

Nine birders and photographers on a wooden boardwalk over a marsh, with long lenses, a spotting scope and binoculars all pointed to the left, under spring trees
Birders and photographers setting up on an overlook. Word of an unusual bird travels this way: one person posts a photograph, and the people nearby go and look. “Birdwatchers stop to set up equipment at overlook”, Steve Hillebrand, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Public domain

New Hampshire rare bird questions

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