Bird Watching: 2013 Yearlists, 4 by Elphaba
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Elphaba wrote: I'm so glad you said "never too late to update" Resin 'cause I'm way behind too. BTW, very cool Collared Flycatcher and Black Kite! Congrats. Way to start racking them up Mrs. Ed. Patti, gorgeous pics! OK, moved -- horrible - please remind me never to move again. Also, moved during migration - what was I thinking? Then immediately went to west Texas for a week. Here's what I've added since my last post -- thank goodness for ebird! Well, I wrote that and then I looked up my list by date and it has American Bittern as 278 when I listed it here as 275. Must have 3 uncountable birds. Not going to figure it out now. I'll just do 276! 276 - Monk Parkeet 277 - Common Nighthawk 278 - Blackburnian Warbler 279 - Scarlet Tanager 280 - Baltimore Oriole 281 - Redstart 282 - Rose-breasted Grosbeak 283 - Painted Bunting 284 - Western Kingbird 285 - Cliff Swallow 286 - Black-capped Vireo 287 - Canyon Wren 288 - Black-throated Sparrow 289 - Scott's Oriole 290 - Baird's Sandpiper 291 - Wilson's Phalarope 292 - Bell's Vireo 293 - Yellow-headed Blackbirds 294 - Clark's Grebe 295 - Ash-throated Flycatcher 296 - Elf Owl - heard it and just put my flashlight up in the tree and there he was! When I turned the flashlight off, he buzzed right over my head. 297 - Cassin's Kingbird 298 - Canyon Towhee 299 - Acorn Woodpecker 300 - Say's Phoebe 301 - Bushtit 302 - Wild Turkey 303 - Plumbeous Vireo 304 - Western Bluebird 305 - Hepatic Tanager 306 - Black-headed Grosbeak 307 - Scaled Quail 308 - Zone-tailed Hawk - I'd looked at so many Turkey Vultures over the last year hoping for a Zone-tailed that when I checked this one and saw the bands on the tail, I couldn't even speak. There was a group around us. I just started pointing and snapping my fingers and finally managed the word "UP!" The leader of that group looked up and shouted "Zone-tailed!" and everyone got to see it. 309 - Phainopepla 310 - Brewer's Sparrow 311 - Western Wood Pewee 312 - Blue Grosbeak 313 - Verdin 314 - Cactus Wren 315 - Mexican Jay 316 - Lesser Nighthawk 317 - Blue-throated Hummingbird 318 - Black-tailed Gnatcatcher 319 - Colima Warbler 320 - Black-chinned Sparrow 321 - White-throated Swift 322 - Violet-green Swallow 323 - Black Phoebe 324 - Clay-colored Sparrow 325 - Dickcissel 325 - Hutton's Vireo 326 - Crissal Thrasher 327 - MacGillivray's Warbler 328 - Varied Bunting 329 - Common Black Hawk 330 - Pyrrhuloxia 331 - Western Screech Owl - this one also buzzed my head and darn near hit me. 332 - Yellow Warbler 333 - Rock Wren 334 - Burrowing Owl 335 - Chihuahuan Raven 336 - Chuck-wills-widow 337 - Yellow-bellied Flycatcher 338 - Willow Flycatcher 339 - Least Flycatcher 340 - Philadelphia Vireo 341 - Magnolia Warbler 342 - Veery 343 - Swainson's Thrush 344 - Chestnut-sided Warbler 345 - Canada Warbler 346 - Eastern Wood Pewee 347 - Least Bittern 348 - Black Tern 349 - Yellow-green Vireo 350 - Purple Gallinule 351 - Magnificent Frigatebird 352 - Eurasian Whimbrel 353 - Stilt Sandpipers 354 - Groove-billed Ani Shoot, I should have two more. I messed up somewhere. Good enough for now. West Texas trip was awesome! Added over 50 year birds and 21 lifers! Pictured: Clark's Grebe, Crissal Thrasher, Mexican Jay, Varied Bunting, Western Bluebird. This message was edited May 21, 2013 4:05 PM |


