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How is your 2011 List Going? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Penny Clarke
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Should be a good time to come down, Larry, because we've been having a lot of interesting birds show up this winter.
I assume you'll be checking out Mitchell Lake. Will you be passing through Uvalde on your way from San Antonio? Cook's Slough there always seems to have some good birds.
A bird I missed earlier:
113. Rusty Blackbird.
Jeff
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Larry Lade
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Jeff, I will take a look at the sites you mentioned. Thanks!
Today's birds for my Missouri Year List:
77. Fox Sparrow, Bluff Woods Conservation Area, Halls, Missouri
78. Rusty Blackbird, Bluff Woods CA, Halls, Missouri
Today's birds for my Missouri Year List:
77. Fox Sparrow, Bluff Woods Conservation Area, Halls, Missouri
78. Rusty Blackbird, Bluff Woods CA, Halls, Missouri
Much of Texas is suffering from an extended drought and so some usually good sites aren't very good at the moment. However, Mitchell Lake in San Antonio is as good as ever. It's only open on weekends but, if you want to visit on a weekday, you can call ahead and they'll normally open it for you.
Cook's Slough seems to always be good with e.g., all three Kingfishers, lots of Vermilion Flycatchers and Mexican Jays, some Audubon's Orioles, and both Ladder-backed and Golden-fronted Woodpeckers.
Jeff
www.jeffincypress.blogspot.com
Nightjar61
David Daniels
Only one new bird in the last two days.
82. Lesser Scaup
Dave
82. Lesser Scaup
Dave
(instead of a Common Bulbul)TwoDipsfromAmsterdam
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A short (non-birding) trip to the Netherlands produced:
19 January: seen from the Paris - Amsterdam train
41. Pochard
42. Lesser Black-backed Gull
43. Common Gull
44. Tufted Duck
20 January: Vondel Park, Amsterdam
45. Ring-necked Parakeet
46. Jackdaw
21 January: Vondel Park, Amsterdam
47. Nuthatch
19 January: seen from the Paris - Amsterdam train
41. Pochard
42. Lesser Black-backed Gull
43. Common Gull
44. Tufted Duck
20 January: Vondel Park, Amsterdam
45. Ring-necked Parakeet
46. Jackdaw
21 January: Vondel Park, Amsterdam
47. Nuthatch
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Nightjar61
David Daniels
A cold, snowy winter with frozen lakes and ponds means that birds are harder to find this year than in past years. Only one new bird today, so I'm up to 83.
83. Red-winged Blackbird
Dave
83. Red-winged Blackbird
Dave
Northern123
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Hyde Park:
97) Tawny owl
98) Coal tit
97) Tawny owl
98) Coal tit
Northern123
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Putney Heath:
99) Goldcrest
99) Goldcrest
ProthonotaryWarbler
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137. Red-cockaded Woodpecker-----January 11
138. Mute Swan--------------------January 12
139. Sharp-shinned Hawk-----------January 15
North Carolina 2011
109. Mute Swan-------------------January 12
110. Sharp-shinned Hawk----------January 15
111. Common Raven----------------January 16
A trip out tomorrow will hopefully add Cackling Goose as well as one or two others. Am hoping to be above 160 for North Carolina after a trip to the Outer Banks next week.
138. Mute Swan--------------------January 12
139. Sharp-shinned Hawk-----------January 15
North Carolina 2011
109. Mute Swan-------------------January 12
110. Sharp-shinned Hawk----------January 15
111. Common Raven----------------January 16
A trip out tomorrow will hopefully add Cackling Goose as well as one or two others. Am hoping to be above 160 for North Carolina after a trip to the Outer Banks next week.
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