Then you probably are going to get a bunch of lifers this migration seasonTrue. I've already seen 8 lifers, but maybe more evidence of how few birds I've seen in my life so far...
Then you probably are going to get a bunch of lifers this migration seasonTrue. I've already seen 8 lifers, but maybe more evidence of how few birds I've seen in my life so far...
You've seen a lot more birds than me 🙂 but I guess it is all relative when there are still 'easy' species to pick up. I definitely feel that every lifer I get is a very common bird in the scheme of things.True. I've already seen 8 lifers, but maybe more evidence of how few birds I've seen in my life so far...
Now to 100!Ah! You hit the 75 mark already
It's a great place. I did see the Clark's Nutcracker on Christmas Eve in Colorado. Quite the gift!Must visit Oregon again - never been birding there but have friends in Troutdale, so have visited Multnomah Falls a couple of times. Got quite a few incidental records on my first visit in May 1990, but on my second trip in Feb 2006 I think my son and I were so focussed on skiing up at Mt. Hood the only species I recall is a Clark's Nutcracker!
Wow. That's excellent. Well done!I have a great back yard with so far 136 species land in it
Never skied in Austria, but I've seen Spotted Nutcracker, Crested Tit, Alpine Accentor, White-winged Snowfinch and (on one occasion) a Lammergeier over the course of ski trips to France and Switzerland...and don't forget Alpine Choughs!It's a great place. I did see the Clark's Nutcracker on Christmas Eve in Colorado. Quite the gift!
I will be in Austria skiing next month and don't expect to pick up more than the odd Buzzard and Chaffinch...
It's a great place. I did see the Clark's Nutcracker on Christmas Eve in Colorado. Quite the gift!
I will be in Austria skiing next month and don't expect to pick up more than the odd Buzzard and Chaffinch...
I should've mentioned seeing Crag Martin is one of the advantages of a late season Alpine ski trip - in terms of relaxing ticks, nothing beats soaking in a hot spring near Val d'Illiez, Switzerland whilst watching nesting crag martins on the adjoining spa hotel! Good to hear the skiing is good, son & daughter-in-law are in Saalbach at the moment.Happy to be back in majestic Königsleiten for some excellent skiing. Saw a few year birds and a spanking new lifer in a pair of Eurasian Crag-Martin!
March 21
Königsleiten, Austria
101. Yellow-billed Chough (+)
102. Eurasian Crag-Martin
103. European Greenfinch
104. Yellowhammer
Latest lifer: #871 - Eurasian Crag-Martin (Königsleiten, Austria)