2014 yearlists part 2

Big bird day here apparently, as everyone showed up at once. These new ones, plus a bunch of white-crowned sparrows and american goldfinch.

64- Rose-breasted Grosbeak (male and female)
65 - Baltimore Oriole (male and female)


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66 - Lincoln's Sparrow

67 - Ruby-Throat Hummingbird

195 Ring-billed Gull - 02 May
196 Little Tern - 02 May
197 Common Swift - 03 May
198 Garden Warbler - 05 May
199 Pied Flycatcher - 05 May
200 Wood Warbler - 05 May ▬▬ pic
201 Common Cuckoo - 05 May
202 Tree Pipit - 05 May
203 Woodchat Shrike - 05 May

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68 - Chestnut sided warbler.

28 myrtle warbler

I saw the little grey bird in our shrubbery & patiently waited & it turned its yellow rear to me. Possibly a female?

77 Black-fronted Dotterel
78 Black-tailed Native Hen

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Just back from a wedding in Brisbane, but was able to get in some good birding in Brisbane and driving up and back.
205. Plumed Whistling-duck
206. Rock Dove
207. Yellow-throated Miner
208. Blue-faced Honeyeater
209. Little Friarbird
210. Pied Butcherbird
211. Apostlebird
212. Scaly-breasted Lorikeet
213. Torresian Crow
214. Australian Brush-turkey
215. Wompoo Fruit-dove
216. Magpie Goose
217. Noisy Pitta
218. Pheasant Coucal
219. Pale-headed Rosella
220. Scarlet Honeyeater
221. Buff-banded Rail
222. Striated Heron
223. Collared Kingfisher
224. Gull-billed Tern
225. Brahminy Kite
226. Whimbrel
227. Green Catbird
228. Rose Robin
229. Topknot Pigeon
230. Australasian Figbird
231. Yellow-throated Scrubwren
232. Pale-yellow Robin
233. Bar-shouldered Dove
234. Paradise Riflebird
235. Pacific Baza
236. Little Shrike-thrush
237. White-throated Honeyeater
238. Emu
239. Red-winged Parrot
240. Plum-headed Finch
241. White-breasted Woodswallow
242. Variegated Fairy-wren
243. Brown Honeyeater
244. Restless Flycatcher
245. Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater
246. Double-barred Finch
247. Peaceful Dove
248. Yellow Thornbill
249. Inland Thornbill
250. Weebill
251. Chestnut-rumped Thornbill
252. Speckled Warbler
253. Grey-crowned Babbler
254. Varied Sitella
255. Buff-rumped Thornbill
256. Brown Treecreeper
257. Red-capped Robin
258. Australian Ringneck
259. Nankeen Night-heron
260. Cockatiel

I need to go to a wedding in Brisbane.

I also need to go to a wedding in Brisbane. Or a Ukulele festival in Cairns.

Or both. Sounds good.

204 Wood Sandpiper
205 Pectoral Sandpiper
206 Lesser Yellowlegs ▬ pic

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69 - Ovenbird
70 - Gray Catbird

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207 Manx Shearwater

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71 - Nashville Warbler
72 - Tennessee Warbler

208 Great Northern Diver (a.k.a. Common Loon)

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29 phoebe

Didn't actually see these, caught them on my bird camera and IDed on the ID forum. But I'm counting them anyway. haha.

73 - Clay Colored Sparrow
74 - Orchard Oriole

Oooh, now that's cheating, not sure we can allow that!! ;-))

hee. Well I don't count ones I hear only though, so I suppose it all evens out. More important to me than a long overall list is my yard list.

75 - Blackburnian Warbler

sweet. I hear a lot of calls, but the cardinals keep drowning them out. Noisy birds.

76- Wilson's Warbler. I hear two and have seen one today, still trying for a pix.

Oops. It looks like I missed recording a bunch between 35 where I was when this thread started and 79 where I picked up.

Here are the missing ones...
36 Pyrrhuloxia
37 Western Bluebird
38 Orange-crowned Warbler
39 Acorn Woodpecker
40 Canyon Towhee
41 Cactus Wren
42 Black -throated Sparrow
43 Curve-billed Thrasher
44 Chihuahuan Raven
45 American Kestrel
46 Say's Phoebe
47 Eastern Bluebird
48 White-crowned Sparrow
49 Scott's Oriole
50 House Finch
51 Eurasian Collared Dove
52 Bronzed Cowbird
53 Black-and-white Warbler
54 Blue-winged Warbler
55 Hooded Warbler
56 Downy Woodpecker
57 Summer Tanager
58 Indigo Bunting
59 Blue Grosbeak
60 Orchard Oriole
61 Ruby-throated Hummingbird
62 Savannah Sparrow
63 Eastern Kingbird
64 Laughing Gull
65 Painted Bunting
66 Red-winged Blackbird
67 Tricolored Heron
68 Killdeer
69 Willet
70 Northern Shoveler
71 Long-billed Dowitcher
72 Great Blue Heron
73 Brown Pelican
74 White-eyed Vireo
75 Great-tailed Grackle
76 Black-throated Green Warbler
77 Chuck-will's-widow
78 Common Yellowthroat

88 Red-headed Woodpecker

210 Bee-eater
211 Curlew Sandpiper

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Edit: forgot: 209 Spotted Flycatcher (20 May)


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31 blue heron
32 catbird.

May was a good month, mostly by luck, stumbling across birds while doing something else
67 Clark's Grebe
68 Snowy Egret
69 Black-crowned Night-Heron
70 Spotted Sandpiper
71 Black-chinned Hummingbird
72 Broad-tailed Hummingbird
73 Violet-green Swallow
74 Cliff Swallow
75 Barn Swallow
76 Northern Mockingbird
77 Yellow Warbler
78 Yellow-rumped Warbler (Audubon's)
79 Western Tanager
80 Savannah Sparrow
81 Rose-breasted Grosbeak
82 Black-headed Grosbeak
83 Lazuli Bunting
84 Yellow-headed Blackbird
85 Brewer's Blackbird
86 Common Grackle
87 Bullock's Oriole
88 Pine Siskin

not counted this month: possible Bendire's Thrasher

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32 Baltimore Oriole flew past our window--yea!

Last night:

212 Little Stint
213 Red-backed Shrike
214 Corn Bunting
215 Osprey
216 Nightjar [European Nightjar]

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261. Peregrine Falcon. Unfortunately no opportunity for a photo.

217 Great Reed Warbler

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109 White-bellied Sea-eagle
110 Peregrine Falcon (the same 2 seen by davidmules)

5 June:
218 Spectacled Warbler (major rarity in Britain, a long trip to go to see it!) ▬ pic
219 Common Quail
220 Eurasian Hobby

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Man, you guys blow me away. Here's what I have photoed this year. I'm not counting any that I just saw, but didn't snap a pic of.

1- Northern Cardinal
2- Towhee
3- Carolina Wren
4. House Finch
5- House Sparrow
6- Song Sparrow
7- Robin
8- Brown-headed Cowbird
9- Chipping Sparrow
10- Mockingbird
11- Ruby-throated Hummingbird
12- Grackle


I'm gonna have to take a trip to the lake to get some more snaps.

Hack

77-Red-eyed Vireo

13- Goldfinch

Hack

14- Mallard
15- Great Blue Heron

Hack

221 - Red-breasted Goose (somewhat dubious, probably an escape from a zoo, but no proof of it ;-)
222 - Roseate Tern

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223 Turtle Dove
224 Honey-buzzard

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