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How is your 2013 List Going? (1 Viewer)
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Larry Lade
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86. Eastern Screech Owl, Worthwine Island Conservation Area, Amazonia, Missouri.
Nightjar61
David Daniels
This morning I drove from spring-like weather up into winter conditions in the high mountains. I added two birds to my Year List, both of which were West Virginia state lifers.
90. Rough-legged Hawk
91. Evening Grosbeak
The hawk was a welcome addition to my state list because I've tried for them three or four times this winter without finding any. And I haven't seen an Evening Grosbeak in at least 24 years. The last one I saw was in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
Dave
90. Rough-legged Hawk
91. Evening Grosbeak
The hawk was a welcome addition to my state list because I've tried for them three or four times this winter without finding any. And I haven't seen an Evening Grosbeak in at least 24 years. The last one I saw was in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
Dave
Filled in a few gaps:
137 Eared Grebe
138 Common Gallinule
139 Yellow-crowned Night Heron
140 Little Blue Heron
141 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Jeff
www.jeffincypress.blogspot.com
137 Eared Grebe
138 Common Gallinule
139 Yellow-crowned Night Heron
140 Little Blue Heron
141 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Jeff
www.jeffincypress.blogspot.com
Nightjar61
David Daniels
One new bird this morning, so I'm up to 92 for the year.
92. Northern Pintail
Dave
92. Northern Pintail
Dave
Cheshire Birder
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Up to 128 with this weekends extras
CB
CB
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I haven't had any internet access since early Monday morning so couldn't post any news regarding my trip around Southern England.
Monday 25th saw me start out at Plymouth with 5 Target birds. 3 seen, two missed (Black Redstart & Spoonbill).
178. Green-winged Teal
179. Lesser Yellowlegs
180. Cirl Bunting
I decided not to do any more of the south coast after Portland Bill (where I dipped on the B.Redstarts) so drove straight over to Suffolk to stay at a mates place.
Tuesday 26th saw me with 5 target birds. 4 seen, one missed (Common Crane) but I also saw Egyptian Geese which was missing on my list.
181. Bearded Tit
182. Woodlark
183. Twite
184. Rough-legged Buzzard
185. Egyptian Goose.
I then drove to Titchwell and slept in the car.
Wednesday 24th and I had two target birds. One seen and one missed (Golden Pheasant after a two + hour search).
186. Red-crested Pochard.
I did go over to Thetford for the Black-bellied Dipper which I saw but I already have Dipper on my list so that isn't an addition. I didn't bother going for White-tailed Eagle as I know I will get them in Scotland in May.
John
Monday 25th saw me start out at Plymouth with 5 Target birds. 3 seen, two missed (Black Redstart & Spoonbill).
178. Green-winged Teal
179. Lesser Yellowlegs
180. Cirl Bunting
I decided not to do any more of the south coast after Portland Bill (where I dipped on the B.Redstarts) so drove straight over to Suffolk to stay at a mates place.
Tuesday 26th saw me with 5 target birds. 4 seen, one missed (Common Crane) but I also saw Egyptian Geese which was missing on my list.
181. Bearded Tit
182. Woodlark
183. Twite
184. Rough-legged Buzzard
185. Egyptian Goose.
I then drove to Titchwell and slept in the car.
Wednesday 24th and I had two target birds. One seen and one missed (Golden Pheasant after a two + hour search).
186. Red-crested Pochard.
I did go over to Thetford for the Black-bellied Dipper which I saw but I already have Dipper on my list so that isn't an addition. I didn't bother going for White-tailed Eagle as I know I will get them in Scotland in May.
John
Larry Lade
Moderator
It has been rather slow going here in Missouri, what with all the snow and blizzard conditions.
* 87. Wood Duck, edited in (February 21st at Worthwine Conservation Area, Amazonia, Missouri.
88. Wild Turkey, Saint Joseph, Missouri along interstate highway 29.
89. Redhead, Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge, Mound City, Missouri
90. Rough-legged Hawk, Squaw Creek NWR
* 87. Wood Duck, edited in (February 21st at Worthwine Conservation Area, Amazonia, Missouri.
88. Wild Turkey, Saint Joseph, Missouri along interstate highway 29.
89. Redhead, Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge, Mound City, Missouri
90. Rough-legged Hawk, Squaw Creek NWR
Larry Lade
Moderator
91. Merlin, flew over our yard in Saint Joseph, Missouri.
92. Common Redpoll, one bright, adult, male individual on a nyjer feeder in our yard. * A somewhat rare winter visitor to my home state of Missouri.
92. Common Redpoll, one bright, adult, male individual on a nyjer feeder in our yard. * A somewhat rare winter visitor to my home state of Missouri.
