Birdathon 2010
We started the day at Cooper Mountain Nature Park, then drove to coastal town of Newport and back.
During the 13-hour trip, we found 92 species of birds, several of which we had never found on previous Birdathon trips.
As always, we had a great time birding with and getting to know our participants. We are already planning and looking forward to next year's expedition.
Bird species list:
1. Pacific Loon
2. Common Loon
3. Western Grebe
4. Red-necked Grebe
5. Brown Pelican
6. Brandt’s Cormorant
7. Pelagic Cormorant
8. Double-crested Cormorant
9. Great Blue Heron
10. Green Heron
11. Canada Goose
12. Brant
13. Greater White-fronted Goose
14. Mallard
15. Northern Pintail
16. Gadwall
17. Northern Shoveler
18. Green-winged Teal
19. Greater Scaup
20. Surf Scoter
21. Ring-necked Duck
22. Harlequin Duck
23. Bufflehead
24. Red-breasted Merganser
25. Bald Eagle
26. Turkey Vulture
27. Cooper’s Hawk
28. Red-tailed Hawk
29. American Kestrel
30. Sooty Grouse
31. American Coot
32. Killdeer
33. Black Oystercatcher
34. Greater Yellowlegs
35. Lesser Yellowlegs
36. Solitary Sandpiper
37. Western Sandpiper
38. Least Sandpiper
39. Dunlin
40. Western Gull
41. California Gull
42. Glaucous-winged Gull
43. Caspian Tern
44. Pigeon Guillemot
45. Common Murre
46. Rock Pigeon
47. Band-tailed Pigeon
48. Mourning Dove
49. Vaux’s Swift
50. Anna’s Hummingbird
51. Belted Kingfisher
52. Hairy Woodpecker
53. Downy Woodpecker
54. Northern Flicker
55. Pacific Slope Flycatcher
56. Steller’s Jay
57. Western Scrub Jay
58. American Crow
59. Common Raven
60. Violet Green Swallow
61. Tree Swallow
62. Cliff Swallow
63. Barn Swallow
64. Black-capped Chickadee
65. Chestnut-backed Chickadee
66. Bushtit
67. Red-breasted Nuthatch
68. Brown Creeper
69. Winter Wren
70. Bewick’s Wren
71. Golden-crowned Kinglet
72. Western Bluebird
73. American Robin
74. European Starling
75. Yellow-rumped Warbler
76. Orange-crowned Warbler
77. Wilson’s Warbler
78. Common Yellowthroat
79. Spotted Towhee
80. Chipping Sparrow
81. Savannah Sparrow
82. White-crowned Sparrow
83. Dark-eyed Junco
84. Song Sparrow
85. Brown-headed Cowbird
86. Red-winged Blackbird
87. Brewer’s Blackbird
88. Evening Grosbeak
89. House Finch
90. Lesser Goldfinch
91. American Goldfinch
92. House Sparrow
Impressive list. Several of those would be life birds for me!
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