How's your 2022 list going? (1 Viewer)

[Nightjar61]

Steady rain all day made birding tough, but I did manage to find a couple of sparrows.

65. Field Sparrow
66. White-crowned Sparrow

Dave

 

[lgonz1008]

(Park and lake around Home)
91. Common Myna
92. Ring-necked Duck
93. Rufous Hummingbird
94. Cape May Warbler
95. Black-throated Green Warbler
96. Summer Tanager

 

[Tero]

Been slow. Or cold. Only two birding trips. List is here. I won't post individual birds for the first 100. But both barred owl and sapsucker were found. At 25.

2022: This is just my developing list. It will be modified, tracking to 100 here

Tree Sparrows. Number 21

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[AlexC]

Short neighborhood walk last week:
43. Oak Titmouse
44. Ruby-crowned Kinglet

A weekend beach birding walk with friends:
45. Bufflehead
46. Ring-billed Gull
47. Lesser Scaup
48. Heermann’s Gull
49. Short-billed Gull
50. Long-billed Dowitcher
51. Surf Scoter
52. Royal Tern
53. Brown Pelican
54. Willet
55. Savannah Sparrow
56. Brandt’s Cormorant
57. Marbled Godwit
58. Dunlin
59. Surfbird
60. Least Sandpiper
61. Red-breasted Merganser
62. White-throated Swift
63. Sanderling
64. Osprey
65. Black Oystercatcher
66. Black Turnstone

Followed by an afternoon on one of LA’s hiking trails:
67. Phainopepla
68. Cooper’s Hawk
69. Red-shouldered Hawk
70. Bushtit

 

[Ruud3105]

Boy I feel a rookie here with only 126 registered species on my life list. Having 2 years under my belt with Covid restrictions and no travel surely doesn't help but here is to a good 2022

1. European Serin
2. Song Thrush
3. Crested Lark
4. Eurasian Wren
5. Great Cormorant
6. Green Sandpiper
7. Common Waxbill
8. Eurasian Blackbird
9. Zitting Cisticola
10. Gray Heron
11. Eurasian Collared-Dove
12. Common Wood pigeon
13. Eurasian Jay
14. Cirl Bunting
15. European Goldfinch
16. Common Chaffinch
17. Meadow Pipit
18. White Wagtail
19. Gray Wagtail
20. House Sparrow
21. European Stonechat
22. Black Redstart
23. European Robin
24. European Starling
25. Sardinian Warbler
26. Eurasian Blackcap
27. Long-tailed Tit
28. Cetti's Warbler
29. Common Chiffchaff
30. Great Tit
31. Eurasian Magpie
32. European Shag
33. Black-headed Gull
34. Common Sandpiper
35. Eurasisan Coot
36. Eurasian Moorhen
37. Little Grebe
38. Mallard

Taking this list from Ebird and it doesn't show in the right order of seeing them unfortunately. I collected these 38 on 4 short outings in and around the village I live, which is Lliçà de Vall in Catalunya - Spain (near Barcelona).

 

[Jacana]

81. Hooded Crow

Back in cold and snowy Debrecen.

 

[lgonz1008]

(Driving from home to work)
97. Cooper's Hawk
98. Indian Peafowl

 

[Mike Crawley]

Needs writing up properly but hovering just over 100, mainly thanks to 4 days in north Norfolk

 

[Ruud3105]

39. Spotless Starling

 

[Jacana]

82. Eurasian Tree Sparrow
83. Black Redstart
84. Hawfinch

Today in Debrecen. The Black Redstart was a bit of a surprise, they are common in the summer, but pretty rare wintering birds in this area.

 

[lgonz1008]

(Broward Area)
99. Nanday Parakeet
100. Broad-winged Hawk
101. Cedar Waxwing
102. Blue-headed Vireo
103. Pine Warbler
104. Northern Flicker
105. Orange-crowned Warbler
106. Limpkin
107. Red-tailed Hawk

 

[Nightjar61]

Today I went to a high-elevation hemlock forest in a neighboring county and picked up a new bird for the year.

67. Red Crossbill

Dave

 

[AlexC]

New bird for the new yard, since moving in August:
71. Orange-crowned Warbler

A long and steep hike today into some mountainous territory to help contribute survey hours for the LA Trial Winter Bird Atlas.
72. California Scrub-Jay
73. Wrentit
74. California Quail
75. California Thrasher
76. Spotted Towhee
77. Northern Flicker
78. Dark-eyed Junco
79. Turkey Vulture
80. Rufous-crowned Sparrow
81. Fox Sparrow
82. Hermit Thrush

 

[Chris G6 UXU]

1. Blue Tit
2. Great Tit
3. Coal Tit
4. Long-tailed Tit
5. Wren
6. Willow Tit
7. Nuthatch
8. Robin
9. Tree Sparrow
10. House Sparrow
11. Dunnock
12. Greenfinch
13. Goldfinch
14. Chaffinch
15. Bullfinch
16. Reed Bunting
17. Pied Wagtail
18. Starling
19. Redwing
20. Song Thrush
21. Blackbird
22. Mistle Thrush
23.Jay
24. Magpie
25. Jackdaw
26. Rook
27. Carrion Crow
28. Collared Dove
29. Woodpigeon
30. Pheasant
31. Lapwing
32. Ruff
33. Black-tailed Godwit
34. Grey Heron
35. Moorhen
36. Coot
37. Great Crested Grebe
38. Teal
39. Wigeon
40. Pintail
41. Mallard
42. Shelduck
43. Tufted Duck
44. Pochard
45. Greylag Goose
46.Canada Goose
47. Whooper Swan
48. Mute Swan
49. Black-headed Gull
50. Herring Gull
51. Lesser Black-backed Gull
52. Cormorant
53. Kestrel
54. Buzzard
55. Belted Kingfisher

 

[Nightjar61]

I tried to get as much birding in this morning before the projected “massive” blizzard hits this afternoon. (As I write this, it has started to snow and sleet). I had a productive morning, adding eight species to my Year List.

68. Common Merganser
69. Common Goldeneye
70. Red-headed Woodpecker
71. Lesser Scaup
72. Brown Creeper
73. Eastern Towhee
74. Eastern Screech Owl
75. Great Horned Owl

I believe this is the first time I’ve ever seen two species of owl on the same day (at least in the US).

Dave

 

[AlexC]

Sunday walk at a nearby park yielded a couple more anticipated raptors; I don't expect to be doing as much of the target based birding I once did now that we've got a little one around:
83. American Kestrel
84. Sharp-shinned Hawk

 

[Ruud3105]

Did a quick one hour walk around my local patch as I had some time between meetings and needed to get some air and stretch my legs

40. Rock Bunting
41. Coal Tit
42. Great Spotted Woodpecker

 

[Nightjar61]

Two new birds seen while birding from the car along back roads this afternoon.

76. Northern Harrier
77. Sharp-shinned Hawk

Dave

 

[Jacana]

One new bird today from the office:

85. Syrian Woodpecker

 

[Ruud3105]

Cold and grey 1 hour morning walk next to the river at Montmelo (next to the circuit de catalunya for the F1 or MotoGP aficionadas) netted me 20 species and 5 new species for the year:

43. Eurasian Kestrel
44. Common Buzzard
45. Cattle Egret
46. Rock Pigeon
47. Iberian Green Woodpecker

Pretty stoked with the Iberian Green woodpecker in plain sight - usually you hear them but not see them so much