So How Is Your 2005 List Going (1 Viewer)

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StevieEvans

Well-known member

• Feb 11, 2005

• #1

Little Gull added this afternoon.

158 Bou +2 UK (150 bou + 1 Self found)

89 Bou + 1 Local Patch ( 88 bou Self found)
(Houghton-Hetton Local Patch total of 108+1 recorded in 2005)

157 Bou + 2 CountyDurham (150 bou + 1 Self found)
(County Total of 173+2 recorded so far)

SE.

 

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Denis J

Well-known member

• Feb 12, 2005

• #2

Good idea Steve
last bird seen Tawny owl... 125 for the year 10 for feb

 

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cavan wood

Well-known member

• Feb 12, 2005

• #3

158 Bou +2 UK
89 Bou + 1 Local Patch (108+1 recorded in 2005)
157 Bou + 2 Co.Durham (173+2 recorded so far)

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OK, I need some translation (newbe). What does Bou mean, and why is the total in brackets more than the total stated previously in the same line?


Certainly my list is a little shorter. I've had 15 species at my feeder in 2005, but then again it's only been above freezing a couple of days in that time. I think my total for my area this year (casual observations mostly) is 23. Your 173 is getting close to my life list. Good stuff.

Cheers,
Scott

 

Larry Lade

Moderator

• Feb 12, 2005

• #4

83. Red-winged Blackbird
84. Trumpeter Swan
85. Green-winged Teal
86. Belted Kingfisher

86 for Missouri this year

SE, you would have loved it in Minnesota. A friend an I saw 21 Great Gray Owls, 11 Northern Hawk Owls and one Snowy Owl.

 

Johnny1

Well-known member

• Feb 12, 2005

• #5

Managed to add a nice armchair tick on Thursday - Waxwing! landed in a neighbours tree, also had 4 Ravens flying East yesterday (Friday). Not sure what my total for the year so far is though, I'll have to add them up.

 

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jtibbetts

Well-known member

• Feb 12, 2005

• #6

Last one was 150: Whooper Swan on Tuesday 8th.

 

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jada dulo

Mr.VP!!!

• Feb 12, 2005

• #7

One good local tick ( but still failed to see the Bittern on my local patch !! ) followed by a wet day in Cheshire has netted me a few more year ticks ....

126 - Grey Partridge . ( A good Shropshire tick this one ! )
127 - Bewick's Swan .
128 - Hen Harrier .
129 - Smew .
130 - Spotted Redshank .
131 - Little Owl .
132 - Short-eared Owl .

Good day in Cheshire but we did dip on both Firecrest & Pallas's Warbler , ah well ....
Well up on last year ( took me until April to hit 130 ) and I still have a Norfolk trip to add yet !!!

 

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Darren Oakley-Martin

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• Feb 12, 2005

• #8

Oh damn.

The Members' Monthly Summary Totals thread will have to be restarted.
Please PM me with your totals to Jan 31st only and I'll set it up again.

Regards

 

Andrew

wibble wibble

• Feb 12, 2005

• #9

Looks like the original Year List thread is kaput too with post-December threads lost for good so shall we start a new official thread?

 

SimonC

Still listing - I'll capsize one day

• Feb 12, 2005

• #10

Andrew said:

Looks like the original Year List thread is kaput too with post-December threads lost for good so shall we start a new official thread?

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May as well use this one? Stevie can ask admin to change the title to something like the original one.

I've only got two county ticks so far in February (which i can't think of at the moment!)

 

Jacamar

Well-known member

• Feb 12, 2005

• #11

These go back to about a week ago.

144. Black-crowned Night-Heron
145. Great Horned Owl
146. Green-rumped Parrotlet (lifer)
147. Neotropic Cormorant (lifer)
148. Scarlet Ibis (lifer)
149. Peregrine Falcon (lifer)

There are a few pending IDs that I should be able to add soon.

 

LSB

Me

• Feb 12, 2005

• #12

up to 134 now.
Gannet todays tick..

 

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jtibbetts

Well-known member

• Feb 12, 2005

• #13

151: Siberian Chiffchaff (for UK400 Club list)

 

Johnny1

Well-known member

• Feb 12, 2005

• #14

Visited Marshside today for the high tide and as well as the usual waders there was an early Avocet there - bringing my 05 list to a sad 80! oh well still another 10 months to add a few more.

 

Andrew

wibble wibble

• Feb 12, 2005

• #15

SimonC said:

May as well use this one? Stevie can ask admin to change the title to something like the original one.

I've only got two county ticks so far in February (which i can't think of at the moment!)

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Makes sense Simon!

HEY YOU MODS!!! PLEASE MODIFY THE TITLE FOR US YOU LOVELY GUYS/GALS!

As for myself, still on 158.

Had a cracking morning doing my WeBS count on the local cut and found a female Red-crested Pochard which was a lifer for my local (WeBS) patch list along with Peregrine. Only had four or five lifers last year and BANG, two on one day!

 

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TorchBCT

Well-known member

• Feb 12, 2005

• #16

46 with the addition of Red-winged Blackbird.

 

Tero

Retired

• Feb 12, 2005

• #17

Saw the first back yard red winged blackbird today, though I saw a flock a month a go. Total is 46.

 

Hotspur

James Spencer

• Feb 12, 2005

• #18

Some good(ish) additions today

56: Redwing
57: Mistle Thrush
58: Great Black-backed Gull
59: Pintail
60: Whooper Swan
61: Curlew
62: Snipe
63: Tree Sparrow

Still no Yellowhammer, Common Gull or Gadwall which are usually gimme's considering where i go.

 

Larry Lade

Moderator

• Feb 12, 2005

• #19

87. Golden-crowned Kinglet

(J - 83) (F - 4) Total for Missouri 87

 

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Larry Lade

Moderator

• Feb 12, 2005

• #20

I have changed the title of this thread.

Now let's all get out and see some birds!