INTERNATIONAL MIGRATORY BIRD DAY: MAY 10, 2008
Compiled by Hart R. Schwarz
The composite list below represents all the birds seen on one day in mid-May during ELEVEN successive years at Quarai, the site of the IMBD celebration sponsored by the Cibola National Forest & Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument.
SPECIES
01. Green Heron 02. Turkey Vulture 03. Mallard 04. Cooper’s Hawk 05. Red-tailed Hawk 06. American Kestrel 07. Peregrine Falcon 08. Virginia Rail 09. Killdeer 10. Spotted Sandpiper 11. Rock Pigeon 12. Band-tailed Pigeon 13. Eurasian Collared-Dove 14. White-winged Dove 15. Mourning Dove 16. Greater Roadrunner 17. Great Horned Owl 18. White-throated Swift 19. Black-chin. Hummer 20. Broad-tailed Hummer 21. Lewis’s Woodpecker 22. Ladder-back. Woodpeck. 23. Hairy Woodpecker 24. Northern Flicker 25. Olive-sided Flycatcher 26. Western Wood-Pewee 27. Willow Flycatcher 28. Dusky Flycatcher 29. Gray Flycatcher Empidonax, species 30. Black Phoebe 31. Say’s Phoebe 32. Ash-throated Flycatcher 33. Cassin’s Kingbird 34. Western Kingbird 35. Plumbeous Vireo 36. Warbling Vireo 37. Western Scrub-Jay 38. Pinyon Jay 39. American Crow 40. Common Raven 41. Violet-green Swallow 42. N. Rough-wing. Swallow 43. Barn Swallow 44. Cliff Swallow 45. Mountain Chickadee 46. Juniper Titmouse 47. Bushtit 48. Red-breasted Nuthatch 49. White-breasted Nuthatch 50. Rock Wren 51. Bewick’s Wren 52. House Wren 53. Ruby-crowned Kinglet 54. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 55. Western Bluebird 56. Mountain Bluebird 57. Townsend’s Solitaire
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INTERNATIONAL MIGRATORY BIRD DAY: MAY 10, 2008
Compiled by Hart R. Schwarz
SPECIES
58. Hermit Thrush 59. American Robin 60. Gray Catbird 61. Northern Mockingbird 62. Brown Thrasher 63. European Starling 64. Cedar Waxwing 65. Blue-winged Warbler 66. Orange-crowned Warbler 67. Virginia’s Warbler 68. Yellow Warbler 69. Chestnut-sided Warbler 70. Yellow-rumped Warbler 71. Black-thr. Gray Warbler 72. Black-and-white Warbler 73. American Redstart 74. Northern Waterthrush 75. MacGillivray’s Warbler 76. Common Yellowthroat 77. Hooded Warbler 78. Wilson’s Warbler 79. Yellow-breasted Chat 80. Summer Tanager 81. Western Tanager 82. Green-tailed Towhee 83. Spotted Towhee 84. Canyon Towhee 85. Chipping Sparrow 86. Brewer’s Sparrow 87. Black-chinned Sparrow 88. Vesper Sparrow 89. Lark Sparrow 90. Black-throated Sparrow 91. Song Sparrow 92. Lincoln’s Sparrow 93. White-crowned Sparrow 94. Golden-crowned Sparrow 95. Dark-eyed (G-h) Junco 96. Black-headed Grosbeak 97. Blue Grosbeak 98. Lazuli Bunting 99. Indigo Bunting 100. Red-winged Blackbird 101. Western Meadowlark 102. Brown-headed Cowbird 103. Bullock’s Oriole 104. Scott’s Oriole 105. House Finch 106. Pine Siskin 107. Lesser Goldfinch 108. American Goldfinch
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11-Year Summary (Average is 57 species)
YEAR 5-10-2008 5-12-2007 5-13-2006 5-14-2005 5-08-2004 SPECIES 57 49 61 62 55 INDIVIDUALS 233 164 200 271 246 YEAR 5-10-2003 5-11-2002 5-12-2001 5-13-2000 5-08-1999 5-09-1998 SPECIES 56 66 47 67 64 48 INDIVIDUALS 235 266 161 222 246 202