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Your Most Recent "Life" Bird (9 Viewers)

Today I saw my lifer Sharp-tailed Sandpiper, a vagrant that was discovered yesterday at the Willow St. crossing over the Los Angeles River in Long Beach.
 
Last Lifer

I was recently in Arizona on business and managed to spend 2+ days birding. Added the following birds to my life list:

Black-capped Gnatcatcher
Five-striped Sparrow
LeConte's Thrasher.

I also added an ABA bird, that I had previously seen in Panama, the Rufous-capped Warbler.

A great trip!

Dick Latuchie
Rapid City, SD
 
... finally catch up with some of my missing tepui endemics a week ago:

Tepui Parrotlet
Black-fronted Tyrannulet
Chapman's Bristle-Tyrant

only a few missing ones there for me! ;-)
 
Dusky Thrush 8/12

Also 12 from last month in Gambia:

Western Reef Heron
Black Egret
Namaqua Dove
Northern White-faced Owl
Fine-spotted Woodpecker
Grey Woodpecker
Lanner Falcon
Black-headed Paradise Flycatcher
Oriole Warbler
Bronze-tailed Glossy Starling
White-billed Buffalo Weaver
Village Indigobird
 
Last lifer of my Myanmar/Thailand trip: a female Maroon Oriole at Doi Inthanon NP.

Total of 92 lifers between both countries including all of the Myanmar endemics.
 
A Snowbunting at Tichfield Haven. Strictly speaking it might not have been a lifer; I have a very vague memory I might I seen them as a child but not with enough confidence to tick it.
 

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