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How Is Your 2017 List Going? (1 Viewer)

During a field trip organized by our local Audubon chapter, I added a new bird to my Year List.

130. Yellow-throated Warbler

Dave
 
At the Emsquelle (source of the river Ems) near Hövelhof, Germany on 09 April 2017

125 Woodlark
126 Coal Tit
 
Walked around D.C. today and saw quite a few birds, but only one new one for the year...

April 9

Constitution Gardens and Reflecting Pool, Washington, D.C., USA
115. Red-winged Blackbird

Latest Lifer: 580 : Cetti's Warbler (Simar Nature Reserve, St. Paul's Bay, Malta; April 2017)
 
Sunday, April 09 - Waterloo Park, Waterloo, Ontario.

Wow! Actual T-shirt weather, at last! Was able to go running in short sleeves for the first time this year. :t:

And with the improving temperatures, quite a few new birds moving in; not just new species, but also ever-increasing numbers of the migrants already here, like Red-winged Blackbird, Grackle, and Junco. "Happy days are here again..."

23) American Goldfinch
24) Yellow-shafted (Northern) Flicker
25) Golden-crowned Kinglet
26) Merlin

Peter C.
 
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Two new birds this morning, so I'm now up to 132 for the year.

131. Solitary Sandpiper
132. Black-throated Green Warbler

Frustratingly, I heard but did not see an Upland Sandpiper, a very rare bird in this area. It would have been a state and county lifer, but I don't count heard-only birds.

Dave
 
Visiting Annapolis with the family.

April 13

Annapolis Marriott Waterfront, Annapolis, MD, USA
116. Osprey
117. Bonaparte's Gull

Latest Lifer: 581 : Bonaparte's Gull (Annapolis Marriott Waterfront; April 2017)
 
Saw two more for the list today...

April 14

The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring, MD, USA
118. Brown Thrasher
119. American Goldfinch

Latest Lifer: 581 : Bonaparte's Gull (Annapolis Marriott Waterfront; April 2017)
 
An experimental big day with a different approach today yielded 126 species - migrants are in full swing here in SoCal:
316. Pacific Loon
317. Snowy Plover
318. Pacific-slope Flycatcher
319. Warbling Vireo
320. Bell’s Vireo
321. Greater Yellowlegs
322. Ash-throated Flycatcher
323. Wilson’s Warbler
324. Cassin’s Vireo (lifer)
325. Black-headed Grosbeak
326. Rufous Hummingbird
327. Vermilion Flycatcher
328. Dusky Flycatcher (lifer)
329. Burrowing Owl
330. Yellow-headed Blackbird
331. Lesser Yellowlegs
332. Loggerhead Shrike
333. Prairie Falcon
334. Mountain Chickadee
335. Steller’s Jay
 
A trip to Texel off the Dutch coast over Easter gave me

128 Bar Tailed Godwit
129 Brent Goose
130 Bluethroat
131 Common Eider
132 Common Ringed Plover
133 Common Tern
134 Eurasian Spoonbill
135 European Golden Plover
136 Grey Plover
137 Honey Buzzard
138 Leach's Storm Petrel
139 Little Ringed Plover
140 Little Stint
141 Merlin
142 Northern Wheatear
143 Rock Pipit
144 Ruddy Turnstone
145 Sandwich Tern
146 Tree Pipit
147 Velvet Scoter
148 Whimbrel
 
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