Monday, May 24, 2010

Time to get a trip bird list....

After camping and driving, A LOT (3900+ miles so far), plus poor weather here near Mt. Rushmore, I have time to get a updated trip list up. To put it very bluntly, these past 2 weeks have been stupid hectic, so actually resting on a bed and typing is relaxing.

Here is what I've gotten so far (again, going by Sibley's taxonomy):

  1. Common Loon
  2. Red-necked Grebe
  3. Horned Grebe
  4. Eared Grebe (lifer)
  5. Pied-billed Grebe
  6. Western Grebe
  7. Am. White Pelican
  8. DC Cormorant
  9. Am. Bittern
  10. Least Bittern
  11. GB Heron
  12. Great Egret (seen near CT/NY border... still counts!)
  13. Green Heron
  14. BC Night-heron
  15. Tundra Swan
  16. Canada Goose
  17. Cackling Goose
  18. GWF Goose
  19. Snow Goose
  20. Wood Duck
  21. Mallard
  22. Am. Black Duck
  23. Gadwal
  24. No. Pintail
  25. Am. Wigeon
  26. No. Shoveler
  27. BW Teal
  28. GW Teal
  29. Canvasback
  30. Redhead
  31. RN Duck
  32. Lesser Scaup (it is SO neat to see 'our' winter waterfowl up here in breeding plumage)
  33. Co. Goldeneye
  34. Bufflehead
  35. Hooded Merganser
  36. Co. Merganser
  37. Ruddy Duck
  38. Turkey Vulture
  39. Black Vulture
  40. No. Harrier
  41. Sharp-shinned Hawk
  42. Cooper's Hawk
  43. No. Goshawk
  44. Red-shouldered Hawk
  45. Broad-winged Hawk
  46. Swainson's Hawk
  47. Red-tailed Hawk
  48. Ferruginous Hawk (lifer)
  49. Golden Eagle (3 so far)
  50. Bald Eagle
  51. Osprey
  52. Merlin
  53. Am. Kestrel
  54. Peregrine Falcon
  55. Gray Partridge
  56. RN Pheasant
  57. Ruffed Grouse
  58. Sharp-tailed Grouse
  59. Wild Turkey
  60. Common Moorhen (lifer)
  61. American Coot
  62. Virginia Rail
  63. Sora
  64. Sandhill Crane
  65. Am. Golden Plover
  66. Semipal Plover
  67. Killdeer
  68. Am. Avocet (lifer)
  69. Gr. Yellowlegs
  70. Lesser Yellowlegs
  71. Solitary Sandpiper
  72. Spotted Sandpiper
  73. Upland Sandpiper
  74. Dunlin
  75. Pectoral Sandpiper
  76. White-rumped Sandpiper
  77. Semipal Sandpiper
  78. Least Sandpiper
  79. Buff-breasted Sandpiper
  80. Am. Woodcock
  81. Wilson's Snipe
  82. Wilson's Phlarope (lifer)
  83. Boneparte's Gull
  84. Franklin's Gull
  85. Ring-billed Gull
  86. California Gull
  87. Herring Gull
  88. GB-backed Gull (again, still counts as I was on the road)
  89. Caspian Tern
  90. Common Tern
  91. Forster's Tern
  92. Black Tern
  93. Mourning Dove
  94. Rock Dove
  95. Yellow-billed Cuckoo
  96. Black-billed Cuckoo
  97. Short-eared Owl
  98. GH Owl
  99. Barred Owl
  100. E. Screech Owl
  101. Whip-poor-will
  102. Co. Nighthawk
  103. Chimney Swift
  104. RT Hummingbird
  105. Belted Kingfisher
  106. RH Woodpecker
  107. RB Woodpecker
  108. YB Sapsucker
  109. Downy Woodpecker
  110. Hairy Woodpecker
  111. No. Flicker (red and yellow)
  112. Pileated Woodpecker
  113. Olive-sided Flycatcher
  114. E. Wood-Pewee
  115. YB Flycatcher
  116. Willow Flycatcher
  117. Least Flycatcher
  118. E. Phoebe
  119. Say's Phoebe (lifer)
  120. GC Flycatcher
  121. E. Kingbird
  122. W. Kingbird (lifer)
  123. Loggerhead Shrike (lifer)
  124. Red-eyed Vireo
  125. Warbling Vireo
  126. White-eyed Vireo
  127. YT Vireo
  128. Blue-headed Vireo
  129. Blue Jay
  130. Black-billed Magpie
  131. Co. Raven
  132. Am. Crow
  133. Fish Crow
  134. Horned Lark
  135. Purple Martin
  136. NRW Swallow
  137. Bank Swallow
  138. Tree Swallow
  139. Cliff Swallow
  140. Barn Swallow
  141. Tufted Titmouse
  142. BC Chickadee
  143. RB Nuthatch
  144. WB Nuthatch
  145. Brown Creeper
  146. Carolina Wren
  147. House Wren
  148. Winter Wren
  149. Sedge Wren
  150. Marsh Wren
  151. RC Kinglet
  152. BG Gnatcatcher
  153. Mountain Bluebird (lifer)
  154. E. Bluebird
  155. Am. Robin
  156. Wood Thrush
  157. Veery
  158. Swainson's Thrush
  159. Hermit Thrush
  160. Gray Catbird
  161. No. Mockingbird
  162. Brown Thrasher
  163. Euro. Starling
  164. Sprague's Pipit
  165. Am. Pipit
  166. Cedar Waxwing
  167. No. Parula
  168. OC Warbler
  169. Tennessee Warbler
  170. Blue-winged Warbler
  171. Nashville Warbler
  172. Yellow Warbler
  173. Chestnut-sided Warbler
  174. Magnolia Warbler
  175. Cape May Warbler
  176. BTB Warbler
  177. Cerulean Warbler
  178. Blackburnian Warbler
  179. YR Warbler
  180. BTG Warbler
  181. Palm Warbler (brown and yellow)
  182. Pine Warbler
  183. Bay-breasted Warbler
  184. Blackpoll Warbler
  185. Yellow-throated Warbler
  186. Worm-eating Warbler
  187. Prothonotary Warbler
  188. B&W Warbler
  189. Am. Redstart
  190. Ovenbird
  191. No. Waterthrush
  192. Mourning Warbler
  193. Co. Yellowthroat
  194. Wilson's Warbler
  195. Canada Warbler
  196. Hooded Warbler
  197. Yellow-breasted Chat (lifer)
  198. Scarlet Tanager
  199. No. Cardinal
  200. RB Grosbeak
  201. Lazuli Bunting (lifer)
  202. Dickcissel
  203. Spotted Towhee (lifer... 'great plains')
  204. E. Towhee
  205. Field Sparrow
  206. Clay-colored Sparrow
  207. Chipping Sparrow
  208. Baird's Sparrow (lifer)
  209. Grasshopper Sparrow
  210. Henslow's Sparrow (lifer)
  211. Savannah Sparrow
  212. Vesper Sparrow
  213. Lark Bunting (lifer)
  214. Lark Sparrow (lifer)
  215. WT Sparrow
  216. WC Sparrow
  217. Fox Sparrow
  218. Song Sparrow
  219. Lincoln's Sparrow
  220. Swamp Sparrow
  221. Chestnut-collared Longspur (lifer)
  222. W. Meadowlark (lifer)
  223. E. Meadowlark
  224. Bobolink
  225. BH Cowbird
  226. YH Blackbird
  227. RW Blackbird
  228. Brewer's Blackbird (lifer)
  229. Co. Grackle
  230. Bullock's Oriole (lifer)
  231. Baltimore Oriole
  232. Orchard Oriole
  233. House Finch
  234. Am. Goldfinch
  235. House Sparrow

-MoJo-

2 comments:

  1. Hi Brian,

    Nice species list. Sorry to hear that you found yourself coming home earlier than expected. Sounds like you did well up until the 'bunny incident'!

    Luke

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  2. Sure did! I just posted my complete list from the trip... 310 species with 78 lifers.

    The trip was AMAZING until that stupid jack-rabbit and snow in the Sierra Nevadas!

    -Brian-

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