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Black-billed Cuckoo

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Seasonal Frequency

You can use the following as a guide to when you can most easily expect to spot members of the Black-billed Cuckoo species on Prince Edward Island. This information comes from The Natural History Society of Prince Edward Island which retains and publishes records of bird sightings.

Spring March 16 to May 31 (northerly migration)	Rare, 1 - 5 birds per season
Summer June 1 to August 15 (nesting season)	Fairly common, 1 - 9 birds per day Rare, 1 - 5 birds per season
Autumn August 16 to December 14 (southerly migration)	Rare, 1 - 5 birds per season
Winter December 15 to March 15	Not found

Nesting on PEI

The Black-billed Cuckoo is known or believed to nest on PEI.

This information has been taken from www.gov.pe.ca
URL: http://www.gov.pe.ca//birds/onebird.php3?number=172
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