| JAY HUNER'S BIRD SIGHTINGS
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Noel
Property Area Birds - March 24, 2004 Here is what I picked up this morning from about 7:15 AM and 11:30 AM this morning. |
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1. Neotropic Cormorant
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36. Belted Kingfisher
- 1 37. Red-bellied Woodpecker - 3 38. Hairy Woodpecker - 1 39. Pileated Woodpecker - 1 40. Loggerhead Shrike - 9 41. White-eyed Vireo - 3 42. Red-eyed Vireo - 1 43. Blue Jay - 7 44. American Crow - 10 45. Fish Crow - 30 46. Purple Martin - 4 47. Tree Swallow - 120 48. Barn Swallow - 30 49. Carolina Chickadee - 4 50. Tufted Titmouse - 3 51. Carolina Wren - 6 52. Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 3 53. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - 1 54. Eastern Bluebird - 3 55. Northern Mockingbird - 7 56. European Starling - 70 57. Orange-crowned Warbler - 1 58. Northern Parula - 8 59. Yellow-rumped Warbler - 1 60. Prothonotary Warbler - 6 61. Common Yellowthroat - 2 62. Hooded Warbler - 1 63. Savannah Sparrow - 80 64. Swamp Sparrow - 2 65. White-throated Sparrow - 7 66. Northern Cardinal - 25 67. Red-winged Blackbird - 250 68. Eastern Meadowlark - 35 69. Common Grackle - 150 70. Boat-tailed Grackle - 25 71. Brown-headed Cowbird - 30 72. House Sparrow - 45 |
Friday, March 26, 2004 with Mike Musumeche South Farm INCLUDING Ramah at I-10: [1:00-2:30 PM] - Folks, time makes a difference!
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Cormorant - 1 2. Anhinga - 2 3. Great Blue Heron - 2 4. Great Egret - 20 5. Snowy Egret - 40 6. Little Blue Heron - 125, or more - made their trip around/across the Gulf in the past 10 days. 7. Green Heron - 1 8. Gadwall - 8 9. Green-winged Teal - 3 - REALLY late. 10. Blue-winged Teal - 20 11. Swallow-tailed Kite - 1 - over our heads. Poor Mike's digital camera just wouldn't power up quick enough! SO - to kites in the same day! 12. Peregrine Falcon - 1 - talk about a "pass". The sucker was really moving. 13. Killdeer - 15 14. Greater Yellowlegs - 20 15. Lesser Yellowlegs - 35 16. Long-billed Dowitcher - 40 17. Wilson's Snipe - 8 18. Eurasian Collared-Dove - 1 19. Mourning Dove - 2 20. Barred Owl - 1 21. Ruby-throated Hummingbird - 2 22. Red-bellied Woodpecker - 1 23. Eastern Kingbird - 2 - FIRST for Mike and me. 24. White-eyed Vireo - 1 25. American Crow - 10 |
26. Fish Crow
- 20 27. Purple Martin - 4 28. Tree Swallow - 70 29. Northern Rough-winged Swallow - 2 30. Barn Swallow - 30 31. Carolina Chickadee - 8 32. Tufted Titmouse - 12 33. Carolina Wren - 8 34. Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 1 35. Northern Mockingbird - 4 36. Brown Thrasher - 1 37. European Starling -60 38. Northern Parula - 6 39. Palm Warbler - 2 40. Common Yellowthroat - 6 42. Eastern Towhee - 3 42.Savannah Sparrow - 20 43. Song Sparrow - 5 44. Swamp Sparrow -15 45. White-throated Sparrow - 30 46. Northern Cardinal - 35 47. Red-winged Blackbird - 75 48. Eastern Meadowlark - 1 49. Common Grackle - 150 50. Brown-headed Cowbird - 200 51. House Sparrow - 35 Other birds picked up on the trip included: -Rock Pigeon - Cattle Egret - Black Vulture - Loggerhead Shrike - Eastern Bluebird |
| Cotile Lake
Area Bird List – Western Rapides Parish, Louisiana USA This list represents birds encountered within a 5 mile radius of Cotile Lake Recreation Area including the lake proper, the high land dominated by mixed pine and deciduous forest immediately around the lake and the low alluvial farm lands to the east of the lake. The Cotile Lake Recreation Area is located off La. Hwy 1200 approximately a mile to the south of the intersection of La. Hwy 1200 and La. Hwy 121 near the community of Hot Wells, La. The nearest major town is Boyce, La approximately 5 miles east of the recreation area on I-49. Cotile Lake is approximately 2,000 acres in area and consists of a main body with two arms on the southern end. Birding Highlight – There is a significant wading bird rookery on the southwestern arm of Cotile Lake that is visible from the causeway that crosses that arm. Over 250 pairs of Great Egrets, Snowy Egrets, Little Blue Herons, and Cattle Egrets nest at this location during the spring and summer. The list of 154 bird species is a “work in progress” and could eventually include in excess of 200 bird species. [Observation Period – 2002 – 2004] |
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| 1. Common Loon 2. Pied-billed Grebe 3. Eared Grebe 4. American White Pelican 5. Neotropic Cormorant 6. Double-crested Cormorant 7. Anhinga 8. Great Blue Heron 9. Great Egret 10. Snowy Egret 11. Little Blue Heron 12. Tricolored Heron 13. Cattle Egret 14. Green Heron 15. Black-crowned Night-Heron 16. Yellow-crowned Night-Heron 17. White Ibis 18. Black Vulture 19. Turkey Vulture 20. Greater White-fronted Goose 21. Snow Goose 22. Canada Goose 23. Wood Duck 24. Gadwall 25. Mallard 26. Blue-winged Teal 27. Northern Shoveler 28. Northern Pintail 29. Green-winged Teal 30. Ring-necked Duck 31. Lesser Scaup 32. Common Goldeneye 33. Hooded Merganser 34. Osprey 35. Swallow-tailed Kite 36. Bald Eagle 37. Northern Harrier 38. Sharp-shinned Hawk 39. Cooper’s Hawk 40. Red-shouldered Hawk 41. Broad-winged Hawk 42. Red-tailed Hawk 43. American Kestrel 44. Merlin 45. Peregrine Falcon 46. Northern Bobwhite 47. Purple Gallinule 48. Common Moorhen 49. American Coot 50. Killdeer 51. Greater Yellowlegs 52. Spotted Sandpiper 53. Bonaparte’s Gull 54. Ring-billed Gull 55. Herring Gull 56. Caspian Tern 57. Forster’s Tern 58. Black Tern 59. Rock Pigeon 60. Mourning Dove 61. Eurasian Collared-Dove 62. Inca Dove 63. Yellow-billed Cuckoo 64. Common Nighthawk 65. Whip-poor-will 66. Chimney Swift 67. Ruby-throated Hummingbird 68. Rufous Hummingbird 69. Belted Kingfisher 70. Red-headed Woodpecker 71. Red-bellied Woodpecker 72. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 73. Downy Woodpecker 74. Hairy Woodpecker 75. Northern Flicker 76. Pileated Woodpecker 77. Eastern Wood-Pewee |
78. Acadian Flycatcher 79. “Trail’s” Flycatcher 80. Least Flycatcher 81. Eastern Phoebe 82. Great Crested Flycatcher 83. Eastern Kingbird 84. Scissor-tailed Flycatcher 85. Loggerhead Shrike 86. White-eyed Vireo 87. Yellow-throated Vireo 88. Blue-headed Vireo 89. Red-eyed Vireo 90. Blue Jay 91. American Crow 92. Fish Crow 93. Purple Martin 94. Tree Swallow 95. Cliff Swallow 96. Barn Swallow 97. Carolina Chickadee 98. Tufted Titmouse 99. Red-breasted Nuthatch 100. Brown-headed Nuthatch 101. Brown Creeper 102. Carolina Wren 103. House Wren 104. Golden-crowned Kinglet 105. Ruby-crowned Kinglet 106. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 107. Eastern Bluebird 108. Hermit Thrush 109. Wood Thrush 110. American Robin 111. Gray Catbird 112. Northern Mockingbird 113. Brown Thrasher 114. European Starling 115. American Pipit 116. Cedar Waxwing 117. Golden-winged Warbler 118. Tennessee Warbler 119. Orange-crowned Warbler 120. Northern Parula 121. Yellow Warbler 122. Yellow-rumped Warbler 123. Black-throated Green Warbler 124. Yellow-throated Warbler 125. Pine Warbler 126. Black-and-white Warbler 127. American Redstart 128. Prothonotary Warbler 129. Common Yellowthroat 130. Hooded Warbler 131. Yellow-breasted Chat 132. Summer Tanager 133. Scarlet Tanager 134. Eastern Towhee 135. Chipping Sparrow 136. Field Sparrow 137. Song Sparrow 138. Swamp Sparrow 139. White-throated Sparrow 140. White-crowned Sparrow 141. Dark-eyed Vireo 142. Northern Cardinal 143. Blue Grosbeak 144. Indigo Bunting 145. Painted Bunting 146. Red-winged Blackbird 147. Eastern Meadowlark 148. Common Grackle 149. Brown-headed Cowbird 150. Orchard Oriole 151. Baltimore Oriole 152. House Finch 153. American Goldfinch 154. House Sparrow |
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