Larry Lade
Moderator
Seen today at Missouri Western State University Campus.
112. Brown Thrasher
113. Eastern Towhee
112. Brown Thrasher
113. Eastern Towhee
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How Is Your 2014 List Going? (1 Viewer)
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Nightjar61
David Daniels
I'm suffering from the flu today, so I didn't have the opportunity to go birding. However, while soaking up the warm sun on my deck, a new bird for the year flew over.
125. Barn Swallow
Dave
125. Barn Swallow
Dave
Nightjar61
David Daniels
Three new birds today, so I'm now up to 128 for the year.
126. House Wren
127. Solitary Sandpiper
128. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Dave
126. House Wren
127. Solitary Sandpiper
128. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Dave
So in the last week I had:
77. Common Swift - downtown city center (my friend saw them few days prior so I knew where to look for them; I missed them that first day by few hours)
78. Little Egret (E.garzetta) - they were all over the riverbank
79. Wood Warbler
80. Lesser Whitethroat (both in the same park)
x. I saw some flycatcher-y bird but it was very elusive so I couldn't identify it.
81. Scops Owl - tonight I woke up early as I planned to go birding up the local mountain and see buntings and warblers and whatnot
82. Cirl Bunting - the only new species for 2014 I found on said mountain, in gardens just below the tree line (here the tree line is upside down - forest on top, open space below, because it is how it was cultivated). There were many birds I already saw, a nice assemblage.
It is so silly that I still miss Whitethroat and Yellowhammer
77. Common Swift - downtown city center (my friend saw them few days prior so I knew where to look for them; I missed them that first day by few hours)
78. Little Egret (E.garzetta) - they were all over the riverbank
79. Wood Warbler
80. Lesser Whitethroat (both in the same park)
x. I saw some flycatcher-y bird but it was very elusive so I couldn't identify it.
81. Scops Owl - tonight I woke up early as I planned to go birding up the local mountain and see buntings and warblers and whatnot
82. Cirl Bunting - the only new species for 2014 I found on said mountain, in gardens just below the tree line (here the tree line is upside down - forest on top, open space below, because it is how it was cultivated). There were many birds I already saw, a nice assemblage.
It is so silly that I still miss Whitethroat and Yellowhammer
chris butterworth
aka The Person Named Above
14-04-14. Wirral Way, Hooton, Sth Wirral
387 Common Grasshopper Warbler
388 Lesser Whitethroat
Burton Mere RSPB
389 Garganey
387 Common Grasshopper Warbler
388 Lesser Whitethroat
Burton Mere RSPB
389 Garganey
The Falcon
Registered Birder
151. Northern Goshawk
152. Ruby-crowned Kinglet
153. Northern Flicker
154. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
152. Ruby-crowned Kinglet
153. Northern Flicker
154. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
A quick storm surge led to a couple birds lazing around the trees:
APC NWR, 14 April
166. Indigo Bunting
167. Dickcissel
168. Blue Grosbeak
169. Baltimore Oriole
and one I seem to have forgotten:
Brazos Bend SP, 5 April
170. Sora
Thinking about taking a weekend trip to High Island the weekend of 26/27 April. Decisions decisions...
Justin
APC NWR, 14 April
166. Indigo Bunting
167. Dickcissel
168. Blue Grosbeak
169. Baltimore Oriole
and one I seem to have forgotten:
Brazos Bend SP, 5 April
170. Sora
Thinking about taking a weekend trip to High Island the weekend of 26/27 April. Decisions decisions...
Justin
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Larry Lade
Moderator
114. Bonaparte's Gull at Squaw Creek NWR, Mound City, Missouri
Weekend bird blitz. 3 crazy SoCal birders, 4 counties, 161 species, 4 lifers, 17 year birds.
221. Black-throated Gray Warbler (LA Co.)
222. Hooded Oriole (LA Co.)
223. Elegant Tern (lifer) (LA Co.)
224. Lesser Yellowlegs (LA Co.)
225. White-faced Ibis (LA Co.)
226. Long-billed Curlew (lifer) (Orange Co.)
227. Horned Lark (Orange Co.)
228. Loggerhead Shrike (Riverside Co.)
229. Yellow-headed Blackbird (Riverside Co.)
230. Northern Pintail (Riverside Co.)
231. Ash-throated Flycatcher (San Bernardino Co.)
232. Black-chinned Hummingbird (San Bernardino Co.)
233. Pygmy Nuthatch (San Bernardino Co.)
234. Golden Eagle (lifer) (San Bernardino Co.)
235. Bell's Sparrow (lifer) (LA Co.)
236. Nashville Warbler (LA Co.)
237. Great Horned Owl (LA Co.)
221. Black-throated Gray Warbler (LA Co.)
222. Hooded Oriole (LA Co.)
223. Elegant Tern (lifer) (LA Co.)
224. Lesser Yellowlegs (LA Co.)
225. White-faced Ibis (LA Co.)
226. Long-billed Curlew (lifer) (Orange Co.)
227. Horned Lark (Orange Co.)
228. Loggerhead Shrike (Riverside Co.)
229. Yellow-headed Blackbird (Riverside Co.)
230. Northern Pintail (Riverside Co.)
231. Ash-throated Flycatcher (San Bernardino Co.)
232. Black-chinned Hummingbird (San Bernardino Co.)
233. Pygmy Nuthatch (San Bernardino Co.)
234. Golden Eagle (lifer) (San Bernardino Co.)
235. Bell's Sparrow (lifer) (LA Co.)
236. Nashville Warbler (LA Co.)
237. Great Horned Owl (LA Co.)
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Nightjar61
David Daniels
This morning while running errands, I stopped by a nearby pond to see what was around and picked up a new bird for the year.
129. Osprey
Dave
129. Osprey
Dave
Finally a few to report. A morning at High Island yesterday turned up:
173 Broad-winged Hawk
174 Inca Dove
175 Yellow-billed Cuckoo
176 Eastern Wood-Pewee
177 Warbling Vireo
178 Red-eyed Vireo
179 Blue-winged Warbler
180 Golden-winged Warbler
181 Blackburnian Warbler
182 Chestnut-sided Warbler
183 Black-throated Geen Warbler
184 Summer Tanager
185 Indigo Bunting
186 Painted Bunting
187 Orchard Oriole
188 Baltimore Oriole
189 Rose-breasted Grosbeak
190 Blue Grosbeak
Just now at work:
191 Western Kingbird
Jeff
173 Broad-winged Hawk
174 Inca Dove
175 Yellow-billed Cuckoo
176 Eastern Wood-Pewee
177 Warbling Vireo
178 Red-eyed Vireo
179 Blue-winged Warbler
180 Golden-winged Warbler
181 Blackburnian Warbler
182 Chestnut-sided Warbler
183 Black-throated Geen Warbler
184 Summer Tanager
185 Indigo Bunting
186 Painted Bunting
187 Orchard Oriole
188 Baltimore Oriole
189 Rose-breasted Grosbeak
190 Blue Grosbeak
Just now at work:
191 Western Kingbird
Jeff
Larry Lade
Moderator
Birding around the oxbow lakes area south of Saint Joseph, Missouri, this morning, I added three species to this year's Missouri List:
115. Yellow-rumped Warbler
116. Stilt Sandpiper
117. Lark Sparrow
115. Yellow-rumped Warbler
116. Stilt Sandpiper
117. Lark Sparrow
Coming back to the office from lunch, finally got great close-up views of perched:
238. Mitred Parakeet (lifer)
I hear them flying over every day, but for my first sighting didn't want to make any assumptions. These are not ABA countable currently, but they're established in LA enough for my purposes. 235 ABA official year list (sans Mitred/Yellow-chevroned/Rose-ringed Parakeets).
238. Mitred Parakeet (lifer)
I hear them flying over every day, but for my first sighting didn't want to make any assumptions. These are not ABA countable currently, but they're established in LA enough for my purposes. 235 ABA official year list (sans Mitred/Yellow-chevroned/Rose-ringed Parakeets).
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chris butterworth
aka The Person Named Above
18-04-14. Hoylake Langfields, Wirral
390 Tree Pipit
391 Common Whitethroat
Red Rocks, Wirral
392 Eur. Reed Warbler
Finally got time to do my whole patch this morning. :t: There were at least 5 male Grasshopper Warbler reeling away, 7 Northern Wheatear and 2 Lesser Whitethroat with 4 Willow Warbler, 3 Common Chiffchaff and 3 Blackcap in song. Hirundines were mainly Barn Swallow but a single House Martin in among 20+ Sand Martin was good. I rounded off by calling into Red Rocks, hoping for a Ring Ouzel, where there were more Groppers and my first Reed Warbler of the year. Having a bacon butty and cup of coffee now and debating whether to nip over to Leasowe, just in case something has dropped in there.
390 Tree Pipit
391 Common Whitethroat
Red Rocks, Wirral
392 Eur. Reed Warbler
Finally got time to do my whole patch this morning. :t: There were at least 5 male Grasshopper Warbler reeling away, 7 Northern Wheatear and 2 Lesser Whitethroat with 4 Willow Warbler, 3 Common Chiffchaff and 3 Blackcap in song. Hirundines were mainly Barn Swallow but a single House Martin in among 20+ Sand Martin was good. I rounded off by calling into Red Rocks, hoping for a Ring Ouzel, where there were more Groppers and my first Reed Warbler of the year. Having a bacon butty and cup of coffee now and debating whether to nip over to Leasowe, just in case something has dropped in there.
Larry Lade
Moderator
Today at Missouri Western State University Campus, Saint Joseph, Missouri:
118. Barn Swallow
119. House Wren
118. Barn Swallow
119. House Wren
Nightjar61
David Daniels
Six new birds for the year this morning bring me up to 135.
130. Blue-headed Vireo
131. Black-and-white Warbler
132. Savannah Sparrow
133. Black-throated Green Warbler
134. Pine Warbler
135. Chimney Swift
Dave
130. Blue-headed Vireo
131. Black-and-white Warbler
132. Savannah Sparrow
133. Black-throated Green Warbler
134. Pine Warbler
135. Chimney Swift
Dave
