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Posted by Balladares on 16:30:53 08/22/04
What a great birding day Ernie and I had today. We started early and looked everywhere. We did start at inside the hammock and saw most of our warblers their. We also saw the vireos in the hammocks too. We did break the estates record of about 39 bird species in one day. As you can see we went over and not too beyond. A few new ones, but we missed Eurasian Collard Dove, Cuckoos, Red-winged Blackbird and even Tri-collared Heron and a couple others. Well, we cant always what we want. But, still it was a great day.
Alex, I m also sure that we will break 50 and maybe a little more. Good luck with you birding and school.
New ones: **
1.Broad-winged Hawk**
2.Common Grackle
3.Hill Myna
4.Blue Jay
5.Barn Swallow
6.Blue-gray Gnatcatchers
7.Osprey
8.Red-bellied Woodpecker
9.Northern Cardinal
10.Black and White Warbler**
11.American Redstart**
12.Red-eyed Vireo**
13.Prairie Warbler
14.Great-crested Flycatchers
15.White Crown Pigeon
16.Anhinga
17.Turkey Vultures
18.Yellow-throated Warbler**
19.Great Egret
20.Solitary Sandpiper**
21.Brown Pelican
22.Laughing Gull
23.Great White Heron
24.Cockatiel** (I hope that this guy will make it, out in the wild.)
25.Belted Kingfisher
26.Mourning Dove
27.Great Blue Heron
28.Little Blue Heron
29.Double-crested Cormorant
30.European Starling
31.Bank Swallow**
32.Chimney Swift**
33.Snowy Egret
34.Northern Flicker
35.White-winged Dove
36.Black Whiskered Vireo** (Great sighting)
37.White Ibis
38.Limpkin
39.Green Heron
40.Cattle Egret
41.Spotted Sandpiper
42.Least Sandpiper **
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