American Crow |
American Goldfinch |
American Robin |
American Tree Sparrow |
Bald Eagle |
Barred Owl |
Black-capped Chickadee |
Black Duck |
Blue Jay |
Canada Goose |
Cedar Waxwing |
Common Goldeneye |
Common Merganser |
Dark-eyed Junco |
Downy Woodpecker |
European Starling |
Great Horned Owl |
Hairy Woodpecker |
Horned Lark |
House Finch |
House Sparrow |
Mallard |
Mourning Dove |
Northern Cardinal |
Purple Finch |
Red-bellied Woodpecker |
Red-tailed Hawk |
Rock Pigeon |
Sharp-shinned Hawk |
Snowy Owl |
White-breasted Nuthatch |
Wild Turkey |
Monday, March 10, 2014
NOT 3 DOG NIGHT - 3 OWL DAY
It's a good thing that tomorrow will be a day of rest. I am taking the day off from work to go apply for my passport. I'll be needing that for the upcoming trip to Germany. So with the day off from work - follows a day off from birding too. Good thing. Today's 32 species shattered Friday's Big Day. These numbers fall in line with what I have experienced from last year. Although I only have one documented Big Day in April - last year's 44 seems almost reachable as the warmer weather moves in (along with more bird species). And it was a 3 owl day. Today I saw the Barred Owl at Elm Creek Park, the Snowy Owl in Ramsey, and was treated to a nice looking Great Horned Owl at Springbrook Nature Center. Wow!! Other non-owl highlights were: First of the year Horned Lark, Black Duck, Mourning Dove, and an elusive Purple Finch. Here's the complete list:
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