I started my 2009 list on the first of January. I plan to really bird a lot this year, and I hope to exceed 300 species for Florida by the end of the year. I also have a couple of trips planned (Arizona birding trip and Austria/Italy study abroad), so I am poised to do pretty well this year! All lifers will be marked with a bold (L).
Kendale Lakes Neighborhood (1/1/09)
1) Northern Mockingbird
2) Mourning Dove
3) European Starling
4) Eurasian Collared-dove
5) Yellow-throated Warbler
6) Blue Jay
7) Red-bellied Woodpecker
8) Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
9) American Coot
10) Double-crested Cormorant
11) Common Moorhen
12) White Ibis
13) Tricolored Heron
14) Pied-billed Grebe
15) Palm Warbler
16) Anhinga
17) Common Grackle
18) Boat-tailed Grackle
19) Red-winged Blackbird
20) Cattle Egret
21) Osprey
22) Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
23) Ring-billed Gull
24) Ruby-throated Hummingbird
25) Yellow-rumped Warbler
26) Turkey Vulture
27) Black-and-white Warbler
28) Eastern Phoebe
29) Northern Parula
30) American Kestrel
31) Prairie Warbler
32) Blue-headed Vireo
33) House Sparrow
34) Monk Parakeet
35) Common Myna
36) Rock Pigeon
37) Fish Crow
38) Ring-necked Duck
...quite a few species right around home! And a few more at the local park...
Kendall Indian Hammocks (1/1/09)
39) Painted Bunting
40) White-eyed Vireo
41) Gray Catbird
42) House Wren
43) Loggerhead Shrike
44) Black-throated Green Warbler
...and off to the beach...
John U. Lloyd State Park (1/1/09)
45) Belted Kingfisher
46) Brown Pelican
47) Northern Gannet
48) Laughing Gull
49) Magnificent Frigatebird
50) Ruddy Turnstone
...and a stop at the Least Grebe site...
Yamato Scrub Natural Area (1/1/09)
51) Green-winged Teal
52) Least Grebe
Kendale Lakes Neighborhood (1/1/09)
1) Northern Mockingbird
2) Mourning Dove
3) European Starling
4) Eurasian Collared-dove
5) Yellow-throated Warbler
6) Blue Jay
7) Red-bellied Woodpecker
8) Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
9) American Coot
10) Double-crested Cormorant
11) Common Moorhen
12) White Ibis
13) Tricolored Heron
14) Pied-billed Grebe
15) Palm Warbler
16) Anhinga
17) Common Grackle
18) Boat-tailed Grackle
19) Red-winged Blackbird
20) Cattle Egret
21) Osprey
22) Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
23) Ring-billed Gull
24) Ruby-throated Hummingbird
25) Yellow-rumped Warbler
26) Turkey Vulture
27) Black-and-white Warbler
28) Eastern Phoebe
29) Northern Parula
30) American Kestrel
31) Prairie Warbler
32) Blue-headed Vireo
33) House Sparrow
34) Monk Parakeet
35) Common Myna
36) Rock Pigeon
37) Fish Crow
38) Ring-necked Duck
...quite a few species right around home! And a few more at the local park...
Kendall Indian Hammocks (1/1/09)
39) Painted Bunting
40) White-eyed Vireo
41) Gray Catbird
42) House Wren
43) Loggerhead Shrike
44) Black-throated Green Warbler
...and off to the beach...
John U. Lloyd State Park (1/1/09)
45) Belted Kingfisher
46) Brown Pelican
47) Northern Gannet
48) Laughing Gull
49) Magnificent Frigatebird
50) Ruddy Turnstone
...and a stop at the Least Grebe site...
Yamato Scrub Natural Area (1/1/09)
51) Green-winged Teal
52) Least Grebe
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