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20 April, Gilroy N.P., Wirral
262 Common Grasshopper Warbler Chris
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23 April, Champagne - Ardennes, NE France
263 Garganey 264 White Stork 265 Common Quail ( heard ) 266 Montagu's Harrier 267 Eur. Hobby 268 Corn Crake ( heard ) 269 Spotted Crake ( heard ) 270 Little Ringed Plover 271 Black Tern 272 Eur. Hoopoe 273 Tawny Pipit 274 Tree Pipit 275 Rufous Nightingale 276 Bluethroat 277 Savi's Warbler 278 Marsh Warbler 279 Common Reed Warbler 280 Great Reed Warbler 281 Icterine Warbler ( They seem to be getting scarcer here, year on year ). 282 Melodious Warbler ( The opposite of Icky's. By far the commoner of the two nowadays ). 283 W. Bonelli's Warbler 284 Wood Warbler 285 Collared Flycatcher ( No Pieds!). 286 Willow Tit 287 Golden Oriole ( A cracking male flying across a dark forest background. Stunning ). 288 Eur. Serin Back in France because Annette wanted to vote 'from home' instead of going to the embassy in London this time. Sarkozy getting stuffed and a shed load of good birds. Brilliant. Chris
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26 April, Gilroy N.P., Wirral
289 Common Swift ( Just heard about 2 White Stork, on Tuesday. They were only a mile or so from my house and would have been my first in Wirral + Cheshire. Bitter? Me? Never  )Chris
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Thursday 26th April 2012, 12:35
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Friday 4th May 2012, 13:29
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04 May, Burton Mere Wetlands, W. Cheshire
290 Garganey 291 Black-winged Pratincole ( my first for Wirral and Cheshire. ) Plus Great Egret  . The Pratincole turned up last night but I gambled on it still being present today ( and it was ........ for a couple of minutes. Then it vanished again ). The Garganey was dismissed as 'merely a Teal', it was a long way away, until it stretched up out of the water and flapped it's wings.Chris
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05 May, Donkey Stand Flash, Parkgate, W. Cheshire
292 Temminck's Stint Yet another cracking bird grabbed on my Old Farts Bus Pass  Chris
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Thursday 10th May 2012, 14:19
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09 May, West Kirby, Wirral
293 Spotted Flycatcher Picked up while walking into the village. Chris
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15 May, New York ( Central Park, Jamaica Bay )
294 Am. Black Duck 295 Green-winged Teal 296 Blue-winged Teal 297 Wood Duck 298 Redhead 299 Ring-necked Duck 300 Pied-billed Grebe 301 Chimney Swift 302 Ruby-throated Hummingbird 303 King Rail ( heard only ) 304 Sora Rail 305 Common Gallinule ( Still sounds yeuchy but I suppose we've got to live with it ) 306 Am. Coot 307 Double-crested Cormorant 308 Least Bittern 309 Green / Little Heron 310 Little Blue Heron 311 Snowy Egret 312 Great Blue Heron 313 Piping Plover ( Bit of a shock to pick this one up at Jamaica Bay. Cracking bird. ) 314 Killdeer Plover 315 Willet 316 Greater Yellowlegs 317 Spotted Sandpiper ( There were other waders around - but I had been threatened with "removal of priviliges" if I took my 'scope  .)318 Laughing Gull 319 Am. Herring Gull 320 Ring-billed Gull 321 Turkey Vulture (Is their range moving north?) 322 Sharp-shinned Hawk 323 Red-tailed Hawk 324 Northern Flicker 325 Downy Woodpecker 326 American Kestrel [ Monk Parakeet. I don't know if it's on the NY list as an introduction - or just not 'countable' so I'll leave it out of the total ( for now ) ] 327 Eastern Kingbird 328 Eastern Wood Pewee 329 Least Flycatcher 330 Alder Flycatcher 331 Solitary Vireo 332 Red-eyed Vireo 333 American Crow 334 Fish Crow 335 Tufted Titmouse 336 Black-capped Chickadee 337 Tree Swallow 338 Purple Martin 339 Red-breasted Nuthatch 340 House Wren 341 Marsh Wren 342 Northern Mockingbird 343 Veery 344 Swainson's Thrush 345 American Robin 346 American Goldfinch 347 Purple Finch 348 House Finch 349 Tennessee Warbler 350 Northern Parula 351 Black + White Warbler 352 Black-throated Blue Warbler 353 Yellow-rumped Warbler ( s.s. ) 354 Yellow Warbler 355 Common Yellowthroat 356 American Redstart 357 Red-winged Blackbird 358 Rusty Blackbird 359 Common Grackle 360 Brown-headed Cowbird 361 Baltimore Oriole 362 Savannah Sparrow 363 Song Sparrow 364 White-throated Sparrow 365 Red-breasted Grosbeak 366 Northern Cardinal. Another 73 for the year. Not too shabby considering I only had one day spare - and only my bins  .Chris
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Thursday 17th May 2012, 16:45
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I wonder who it was that was going to "remove your privileges"!
Jamaica Bay is a great place to bird!
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. It's a pity that it's such a drag to get to Jamaica Bay from central Manhatten on the A line. Do they really need all those stops ( when I'm going birding )?Chris
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 . I must admit birding, and general wildlife watching, in big cities is always a great surprise and often turns up some really stunning stuff. Having said that, I'm much happier being out somewhere a touch wilder.Chris
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10 June, Gait Barrows, Lancashire.
367 Pied Flycatcher ( at last ) Chris
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Friday 15th June 2012, 13:19
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14 June, Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada
368 American Mourning Dove 369 Common Nighthawk 370 Black Swift 371 Vaux's Swift 372 Anna's Hummingbird 373 Calliope Hummingbird 374 Western Kingbird 375 Hammond's Flycatcher 376 Warbling Vireo 377 Hudsonian Magpie 378 Northern Rough-winged Swallow 379 Cliff Swallow 380 Grey Catbird 381 Magnolia Warbler 382 Black-throated Gray Warbler 383 American Redstart 384 Bullock's Oriole 385 Spotted Towhee 386 Chipping Sparrow 387 Dark-eyed Junco 388 White-crowned Sparrow 389 Black-headed Grosbeak Most were seen in, and around, my daughter's house ( just on the edge of Grouse Mountain ). Off to do some 'proper birding' later with my grand-daughter Chris
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16 / 17 June, Lighthouse Park / Stanley Park / Burrard Inlet, Vancouver
390 Green-winged Teal 391 Lesser Scaup 392 Harlequin Duck 393 Western Grebe 394 Black-chinned Hummingbird 395 Rufous Hummingbird 396 Pelagic Cormorant 397 Brant's Cormorant 398 Black Oystercatcher 399 Surfbird 400 Bonaparte's Gull 401 Glaucous-winged Gull 402 Forster's Tern 403 Pigeon Guillemot 404 Marbled Murrelet 405 Ancient Murrelet 406 Rhinoceros Auklet 407 Bald Eagle 408 Red-bellied Sapsucker 409 Hairy Woodpecker 410 Olive-sided Flycatcher 411 Say's Phoebe 412 Hutton's Vireo 413 North-western Crow 414 Violet-Green Swallow 415 American Treecreeper 416 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 417 Cassin's Finch 418 Magnolia Warbler 419 Wilson's Warbler 420 Brewer's Blackbird 421 Song Sparrow 422 Western Tanager Most of Saturday was spent sea-watching from Lighthouse Park and Sunday was a "family day" where Jessica and I were only allowed to take our bins with us. Chris
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18 June, Reifel Island, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
423 Snow Goose 424 Cackling Goose ( nom. ) 425 Am. Wigeon 426 Cinnamon Teal 427 Canvasback 428 Sandhill Crane 429 Am. Bittern 450 Semi-palmated Plover 451 Am. Avocet 452 Wilson's Phalarope 453 Wilson's Snipe 454 Short-billed ( Mew ) Gull 455 Western Gull 456 Swainson's Hawk 457 W. Wood Pewee 458 Dusky Flycatcher 459 W. Bluebird 460 Buff-bellied Pipit 461 Audubon's Warbler 462 Nthn. Waterthrush 463 Yellow-headed Blackbird 464 Chipping Sparrow 465 Fox Sparrow 466 Lazuli Bunting Chris
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19 - 20 June. Garibaldi Provincial Park, B.C, Canada
467 White-winged Scoter 468 Barrow's Goldeneye 469 Bufflehead 470 Golden Eagle 471 Ruffed Grouse 472 Spruce / Franklin's Grouse 473 Band-tailed Pigeon 474 Rufous Hummingbird 475 Hammond's Flycatcher 476 Willow Flycatcher 477 Western Flycatcher 478 Steller's Jay 479 Gray Jay 480 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 481 Pacific Wren ( 1st since 'split' ) 482 Golden-crowned Kinglet 483 Mountain Bluebird 484 Townsend's Solitaire 485 Varied Thrush 486 American Dipper 487 Cedar Waxwing 488 Solitary Vireo 489 Townsend's Warbler 490 MacGillivray's Warbler 491 Golden-crowned Sparrow 492 Pine Siskin 493 Brown-capped Rosy Finch 28 June. New Brighton, Wirral, UK 494 Little Swift ( My 1st UK bird )Chris
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25 August. BMW/IMF, Burton, W. Cheshire
495 Pectoral Sandpiper 26 August. c.3.5 n.m. off North Wirral coast 496 Manx Shearwater 497 European Storm-Petrel 498 Great Skua Chris
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September. Chile
Underlined birds are 'lifers'. 499 Lesser Rhea 500 Puna Rhea 501 Ornate Tinamou 502 Chilean Tinamou 503 Andean Tinamou 504 Elegant Crested Tinamou 505 Patagonian Tinamou 506 Black-necked Swan 507 Coscoroba Swan 508 Andean Goose 509 Upland Goose Less. Magellan Goose 510 Kelp Goose 511 Ashy-headed Goose 512 Ruddy-headed Goose 513 Flying Steamer Duck 514 Magellanic Steamer Duck ( + "Chiloe" Steamer Duck 0 515 Crested Duck 516 Spectacled ( Bronze-winged ) Duck 517 Torrent Duck 518 Chiloe Wigeon 519 Cinnamon Teal 520 Red Shoveler 521 Yellow-billed Pintail 522 Silver Teal 523 Puna Teal 524 Yellow-billed Teal 525 Rosy-billed Pochard 526 Andean Duck 527 Lake Duck 528 White-tufted Grebe 529 Great Grebe 530 Silvery Grebe 531 Chilean Flamingo 532 Andean Flamingo 533 James' Flamingo 534 Humbolt Penguin 535 Magellanic Penguin 536 Rockhopper Penguin 537 Grey-headed Albatross 538 Salvin's Albatross 539 Common Black-browed Albatross 540 Light-mantled Albatross 541 Sthn. Royal Albatross 542 Sthn. Giant Petrel 543 Sthn. Fulmar 544 Cape Petrel 545 Kermadec Petrel ( P.(a.) juana) 546 White-headed Petrel 547 Juan Fernandez Petrel 548 Masatierra Petrel 549 Stejneger's Petrel 550 Blue Petrel 551 Antarctic Prion 552 Slender-billed Prion 553 Grey Petrel 554 White-chinned Petrel 555 Pink-footed Shearwater 556 Sooty Shearwater 557 Little Shearwater ( elegans type ) 558 Wilson's Storm-Petrel 559 Elliot's Storm-Petrel 560 Grey-backed Storm-Petrel 561 Black-bellied Storm-Petrel 562 Ringed Storm-Petrel 563 Peruvian Diving-Petrel 564 Common Diving-Petrel 565 Magellanic Diving-Petrel 566 Peruvian Booby 567 Masked Booby 568 Neotropical Cormorant 569 Red-legged Cormorant 570 Rock Cormorant 571 Guanay Cormorant 572 Imperial Cormorant 573 Peruvian Pelican 574 Cocoi Heron 575 Pacific Reef Egret 576 Black-crowned Night-Heron 577 Cattle Egret 578 Puna Ibis 579 Black-faced Ibis 580 Black Vulture 581 Andean Condor 582 White-tailed Kite 583 Black-chested Buzzard-Eagle 584 Cinerous Harrier 585 Chilean Hawk 586 Harris Hawk 587 White-throated Hawk 588 Variable Hawk 589 Rufous-tailed Hawk 590 Mountain Caracara 591 White-throated Caracara 592 Sthn. Caracara 593 Chimango Caracara 594 Aplomado Falcon 595 Plumbeous Rail 596 Spot-flanked Gallinule 597 Red-gartered Coot 598 Red-fronted Coot 599 Giant Coot 600 Horned Coot 601 Andean Coot 602 White-winged Coot 603 Peruvian Thick-knee 604 Sthn. Lapwing 605 Andean Lapwing 606 Puna Plover 607 Two-banded Plover 608 Snowy Plover 609 Rufous-chested Dotterel 610 Diademed Sandpiper-plover 611 American Oystercatcher 612 Blackish Oystercatcher 613 Magellanic Oystercatcher 614 Black-necked Stilt 615 Andean Avocet 616 Hudsonian Whimbrel 617 White-rumped Sandpiper 618 Baird's Sandpiper 619 Magellan Snipe 620 Puna Snipe 621 Fuegean Snipe 622 Rufous-bellied Seedsnipe 623 White-bellied Seedsnipe 624 Grey-breasted Seedsnipe 625 Least Seedsnipe 626 Andean Gull 627 Brown-hooded Gull 628 Dolphin Gull 629 Grey Gull 630 Belcher's Gull 631 Kelp Gull 632 Grey Noddy 633 Peruvian Tern 634 Large-billed Tern 635 Inca Tern 636 Sth. American Tern 637 Snowy-crowned Tern 638 Black Skimmer 639 Chilean Skua 640 Long-tailed Skua 641 Spot-winged Pigeon 642 Chilean Pigeon 643 West Peruvian Dove 644 Eared Dove 645 Picui Ground Dove 646 Bare-faced Ground Dove 647 Black-winged Ground Dove 648 Golden-spotted Ground Dove 649 Patagonian Conure 650 Austral Conure 651 Mountain Parakeet 652 Magellanic Horned Owl 653 Austral Pygmy Owl 654 Burrowing Owl 655 Rufous-legged Owl 656 Band-winged Nightjar 657 Andean Swift 658 Green-backed Firecrown 659 Juan Fernandez Firecrown 660 Andean Hillstar 661 White-sided Hillstar 662 Giant Hummingbird 663 Chilean Woodstar 664 Oasis Hummingbird 665 Ringed Kingfisher 666 Striped Woodpecker 667 Chilean Flicker 668 Andean Flicker 669 Magellanic Woodpecker That's the non-passerines out of the way. I'll do the passerines later. Suffice to say, Chile is a superb country for birding - but don't try and cram it all in at once, unless someone else is doing the driving. Chris
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Monday 5th November 2012, 12:54
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That is Awesome Chris!
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BTW this was the first time I've got back and it has taken more than a day or two to get over it. Decrepitude is slowly creeping up on me .Chris
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" ... Decrepitude is slowly creeping up on me
."Tell me about it! I know the feeling! I'm getting a little older, a little slower, my memory is (well you know), I like a nap after lunch, etc., etc.
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September, Chile 2
670 Common Miner 671 Short-billed Miner 672 Greyish Miner 673 Puna Miner 674 Rufous-breasted Miner 675 Straight-billed Earthcreeper 676 Crag Chilla 677 Patagonian Forest Earthcreeper 678 Scale-throated Earthcreeper 679 Buff-winged Cincloides 680 Grey-flanked Cincloides 681 Chilean Seaside Cincloides 682 Blackish Cincloides 683 White-winged Cincloides 684 Wren-like Rushbird 685 Thorn-tailed Rayadito 686 Plain-mantled Tit-spinetail 687 Creamy-breasted Canastero 688 Austral Canastero 689 Cordilleran Canastero 690 Canyon Canastero 691 Dusky-tailed Canastero 692 White-throated Treerunner 693 Chestnut-throated Huet-huet 694 Black-throated Huet-huet 695 Moustached Turca 696 White-throated Tapaculo 697 Chucao Tapaculo 698 Magellanic Tapaculo 699 Yellow-billed Tit-tyrant 700 Juan Fernandez Tit-tyrant 701 Ticking Doradito 702 Many-coloured Rush-tyrant 703 Bran-coloured Flycatcher 704 Austral Negrito 705 Andean Negrito 706 Puna Ground-tyrant 707 Cinerous Ground-tyrant 708 Ochre-naped Ground-tyrant 709 Rufous-naped Ground-tyrant 710 White-browed Ground-tyrant 711 Black-fronted Ground-tyrant 712 Black-billed Shrike-tyrant 713 White-tailed Shrike-tyrant 714 Great Shrike-tyrant 715 Fire-eyed Diucon 716 Rufous-winged Bush-tyrant 717 Patagonian Tyrant 718 Rufous-tailed Plantcutter 719 Blue + White Swallow 720 Andean Swallow 721 Chilean Swallow 722 Sedge Wren 723 Austral Thrush 724 Chiguanaco Thrush 725 Chilean Mockingbird 726 Patagonian Mockingbird 727 Correndera Pipit 728 Hellmayr's Pipit 729 Cinerous Conebill 730 Tamarugo Conebill 731 Blue + Yellow Tanager 732 Black-hooded Sierra-finch 733 Grey-hooded Sierra-finch 734 Patagonian Sierra-finch 735 Mourning Sierra-finch 736 Plumbeous Sierra-finch 737 Red-backed Sierra-finch 738 Common Diuca-finch 739 White-bridled Finch 740 Yellow-bridled Finch 741 Chestnut-throated Seedeater 742 Black-throatd Seedeater 743 Bright-rumped Yellow-finch 744 Greater Yellow-finch 745 Patagonian Yellow-finch 746 Grassland Yellow-finch 747 Rufous-collared Sparrow 748 Peruvian Meadowlark 749 Long-tailed Meadowlark 750 Austral Blackbird 751 Yellow-winged Blackbird 752 Bay-winged Blackbird 753 Thick-billed Siskin 754 Hooded Siskin 755 Black Siskin 756 yellow-rumped Siskin 757 Black-chinned Siskin 13 October, Hoylake Langfields, Wirral 758 Yellow-browed Warbler Pheew. Finally, up to date, and 159 'lifers' in one trip. Chris
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8 November, Naha, Okinawa, Japan
759 Ruddy Crake 760 GreyStarling 761 Yellow-throated Bunting Finally managed to get out into the Manko for lunch today. Chris
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