OK, here's my little 2005 list (1 Viewer)

1.Pied-billed Grebe
2.Double-crested Cormorant
3.Canada Goose
4.Mute Swan
5.Mallard
6.Canvasback
7.Ring-necked Duck
8.Hooded Merganser
9.Great Blue Heron
10.Great Egret
11.Black-crowned Night-heron
12.Black Vulture
13.Turkey Vultue
14.Osprey
15.Sharp-shinned Hawk
16.Bald Eagle
17.Red-shouldered Hawk
18.Red-tailed Hawk
19.American Coot
20.Killdeer
21.Bonaparte's Gull
22.Ring-billed Gull
23.Herring Gull
24.Great Black-backed Gull
25.Caspian Tern
26.Rock Pigeon
27.Mourning Dove
28.Chimney Swift
29.Belted Kingfisher
30.Red-bellied Woodpecker
31.Downy Woodpecker
32.Hairy Woodpecker
33.Northern Flicker
34.Eastern Phoebe
35.American Crow
36.Tree Swallow
37.Northern Rough-winged Swallow
38.Barn Swallow
39.Carolina Chickadee
40.Tufted Titmouse
41.White-breasted Nuthatch
42.Carolina Wren
43.Ruby-crowned Kinglet
44.Eastern Bluebird
45.American Robin
46.Northern Mockingbird
47.European Starling
48.Cedar Waxwing
49.Yellow-rumped Warbler
50.Palm Warbler
51.Song Sparrow
52.White-throated Sparrow
53.Dark-eyed Junco
54.Northern Cardinal
55.Red-winged Blackbird
56.Brown-headed Cowbird
57.Common Grackle
58.House Sparrow
59.American Goldfinch
60.House Sparrow
I know it's a puny one compared to the ones most members probably have, but since I don't drive and never go any where to great to do any birding, it's as good as I can do so far. I'll have to see how many bird names will be on this list by
Dec. 31.

I can add one, 62.Spotted Sandpiper. I saw one this morning.

Here's another one. I saw a Wood Duck Wednesday morning. That's no. 63.