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  1. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Six new birds this morning. 323. Scarlet Tanager 324. Warbling Vireo 325. Least Flycatcher 326. Black-throated Blue Warbler 327. Sandhill Crane 328. Indigo Bunting Dave
  2. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Five new birds this morning. 318. American Redstart 319. Northern Parula 320. Grasshopper Sparrow 321. Henslow’s Sparrow 322. Cerulean Warbler Dave
  3. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Six new birds this morning. 312. Spotted Sandpiper 313. Pine Warbler 314. Orchard Oriole 315. Baltimore Oriole 316. Blue-winged Warbler 317. Eastern Kingbird Dave
  4. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    One new bird for the year, feeding on my feeder, greeted me as I returned home from work. 311. Rose-breasted Grosbeak Dave
  5. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    One new addition to the Year List after work this afternoon. 310. Northern Waterthrush Dave
  6. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Spring migration is picking up. Six new birds this morning. 304. Yellow Warbler 305. Palm Warbler 306. Common Yellowthroat 307. Gray Catbird 308. Chimney Swift 309. Yellow-throated Vireo Dave
  7. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    A fairly decent day, with five new migrants added to the Year List. 299. Ruby-throated Hummingbird 300. Ovenbird 301. Hooded Warbler 302. Black-and-white Warbler 303. Wood Thrush Dave
  8. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    One new bird this afternoon during a brief stop after work. 298. White-eyed Vireo Dave
  9. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Three more early spring migrants this morning. 295. Bonaparte’s Gull 296. Yellow-throated Warbler 297. Black-throated Green Warbler Dave
  10. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Two early spring migrants this morning. 293. Broad-winged Hawk 294. Blue-headed Vireo Dave
  11. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    One new bird seen during a quick stop after work. 292. Green Heron Dave
  12. Nightjar61

    Last 3 ticks whats yours?

    I wasn’t even aware of that! Thanks for letting me know. I’m not really doing anything like a big year. I’m just birding here at home, and in addition to my last trip I’ll be doing one more later in the year. When you go to an exotic new country, the bird numbers just seem to add up. Dave
  13. Nightjar61

    Last 3 ticks whats yours?

    The last three ticks out of 57 on my recent trip to Paraguay: Tataupa Tinamou White Woodpecker Black-backed Water Tyrant Dave
  14. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    One new bird this afternoon during a quick stop after work. 291. Savannah Sparrow Dave
  15. Nightjar61

    The 10% Club - Milestones

    I’m currently at 26% of the Clements/eBird list (2,853). My next major goal is to reach 3,000. If I don’t achieve that goal during my next trip later in the year, then I should get there next year. After that my goals will increase by increments of 500: 3,500, 4,000, etc. Dave
  16. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Now back on home turf. Eight new spring migrants this morning. 283. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 284. Ruby-crowned Kinglet 285. Northern Rough-winged Swallow 286. Greater Yellowlegs 287. Lesser Yellowlegs 288. Louisiana Waterthrush 289. Common Loon 290. Osprey Dave
  17. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Yesterday was my last day in Paraguay (I’m currently at the airport in Atlanta), but I saw two early in the morning and three more during a couple of quick stops during the five-hour drive to Asunción. Lifers are in bold. 278. Undulated Tinamou 279. Plain Antvireo 280. White Woodpecker 281...
  18. Nightjar61

    Your Most Recent "Life" Bird

    Yesterday was my last day in Paraguay. Although it was mostly a travel day, I managed two more lifers during a quick stop on my way to the airport in Asunción. The last was Black-backed Water Tyrant. Dave
  19. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Day six in Paraguay was my last full day of birding. I should get some birding in early tomorrow before the five-hour drive to the airport. It’s now at the point when new birds are getting harder to find. Lifers are in bold. 270. Helmeted Woodpecker 271. Masked Tityra 272. Robust Woodpecker...
  20. Nightjar61

    Your Most Recent "Life" Bird

    Day six in Paraguay yielded only three lifers. The last was Tataupa Tinamou, seen well at the side of the road. Dave
  21. Nightjar61

    Iberian Chiffchaff dilemma

    I’m not sure I’d trust Merlin. I don’t use it myself but I know several people who have had questionable birds “identified”. As an example, a beginning birder I know had Merlin tell her there were Evening Grosbeaks and an American Goshawk in her yard at the same time. This was in West Virginia...
  22. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Day five in Paraguay was spent birding in several different habitats in the Mbaracayu Reserve. Lifers are in bold. 250. Chestnut-eared Aracari 251. Maroon-bellied Parakeet 252. Magpie Tanager 253. Sibilant Sirystes 254. Yellow-fronted Woodpecker 255. Rufous Casiornis 256. Southern Antpipit...
  23. Nightjar61

    Your Most Recent "Life" Bird

    Day five in Paraguay. The last of nine lifers for the day was Little Nightjar. Dave
  24. Nightjar61

    Your Most Recent "Life" Bird

    Five lifers on my fourth day in Paraguay, the last of which was Black-capped Screech Owl in the Mbaracayu Reserve. Heard and seen well. Dave
  25. Nightjar61

    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Day four in Paraguay. Not many new birds today as the morning was taken up by driving farther to the east, almost to the Brazilian border. Now in the Atlantic forest which will provide different birds than the areas I had been earlier. I did get some birding in during the afternoon and evening...
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