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How Is Your 2014 List Going? (1 Viewer)
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Nightjar61
David Daniels
Despite a windy, cold, raw day (which included a few snow flakes), I managed to find three early spring migrants this morning, so I'm now up to 124 for the year.
122. Brown Thrasher
123. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
124. Broad-winged Hawk
Dave
122. Brown Thrasher
123. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
124. Broad-winged Hawk
Dave
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Larry Lade
Moderator
Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge, Mound City, Missouri
102. Great Egret
103. Sandhill Crane
104. Yellow-headed Blackbird
105. Tree Swallow
106. Franklin's Gull
Bob Brown Conservation Area, Forest City, Missouri
107. Loggerhead Shrike
102. Great Egret
103. Sandhill Crane
104. Yellow-headed Blackbird
105. Tree Swallow
106. Franklin's Gull
Bob Brown Conservation Area, Forest City, Missouri
107. Loggerhead Shrike
Congratulations on the Prothonotary and the Purple Gallinule! Both beautiful birds. The photo is a Prothonotary I saw last weekend at High Island with odd staining on its crest.
Added just 4 to my list this weekend:
166. Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
167. Black-necked Stilt
168. Pectoral Sandpiper
169. Chimney Swift
Jeff
www.jeffincypress.blogspot.com
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Nightjar61
David Daniels
Jeff,
I saw a similar Prothonotary Warbler in Honduras a few years ago. I'd never seen one like that before or since. We were wondering if the odd color was the result of staining or if the bird was some sort of hybrid.
Dave
Larry Lade
Moderator
Slow, but sure!
108. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, at Bluff Woods Conservation Area, Halls, Missouri
109. American Golden-Plover, at Lake Contrary, Saint Joseph, Missouri
108. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, at Bluff Woods Conservation Area, Halls, Missouri
109. American Golden-Plover, at Lake Contrary, Saint Joseph, Missouri
The Falcon
Registered Birder
141. Common Merganser
142. American Pipit
143. Eastern Meadowlark
144. Winter Wren
145. Hermit Thrush
146. Green-winged Teal
147. Hooded Merganser
148. Pine Siskin
142. American Pipit
143. Eastern Meadowlark
144. Winter Wren
145. Hermit Thrush
146. Green-winged Teal
147. Hooded Merganser
148. Pine Siskin
Jane Turner
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I'm on 106 (within 1 mile of home)
Funnily enough, Dave, I saw a post about the Honduras bird.
Everyone I've spoken to believes that it must represent staining by some kind of fruit. This fits with the fact that the red crown feathers on "my" bird look rather matted.
There are several more photos of the same bird on my blog.
Jeff
www.jeffincypress.blogspot.com
Larry Lade
Moderator
110. Purple Martin, Lake Contrary, Saint Joseph, Missouri
The Falcon
Registered Birder
149. Broad-winged Hawk
150. Barn Swallow
150. Barn Swallow
chris butterworth
aka The Person Named Above
10-04-14. Hoylake Langfields, Wirral
384 Common Redstart
385 Sedge Warbler
11-04-14. New Brighton, Wirral
386 Sandwich Tern
384 Common Redstart
385 Sedge Warbler
11-04-14. New Brighton, Wirral
386 Sandwich Tern
A quick trip east due to unfortunate family circumstances (lost my grandmother). Some time spent contemplating with the birds netted me some eastern species.
211. Blue Jay
212. Common Grackle
213. Red-bellied Woodpecker
214. Northern Cardinal
215. Eastern Phoebe
216. Tufted Titmouse
217. Fish Crow
218. Brant
219. Great Black-backed Gull
220. American Oystercatcher
211. Blue Jay
212. Common Grackle
213. Red-bellied Woodpecker
214. Northern Cardinal
215. Eastern Phoebe
216. Tufted Titmouse
217. Fish Crow
218. Brant
219. Great Black-backed Gull
220. American Oystercatcher
Larry Lade
Moderator
Added one species for 2014 Missouri List.
111. Lincoln's Sparrow
111. Lincoln's Sparrow
