Pine siskinFound - December 2008 - Died - December 2008.
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Great Bird Count of October '08
Great Bird Count of February '09
- 01) Black capped chickadee
- 02) Dark eyed (Oregon) junco
- 03) Song Sparrow
- 04) House finch
- 05) Canada geese (FO)
- 06) American robin
- 07) Bewick's wren
- 08) Spotted towhee
- 09) Ruby crowned kinglet
- 10) Western scrub jay
- 11) Red breasted nuthatch
- 12) Yellow rumped warbler
- 13) American crow
- 14) Anna's hummingbird
- 15) Townsend's warbler
- 16) American goldfinch
- 17) Glaucous- winged gull
- 18) Mew gull
- 19) Western gull
- 20) Northern flicker
- 21) Black thraoted grey warbler
- 22) European starling
- 23) Bushtits
- 24) Downy woodpecker
- 25) Red tailed hawk (FO)
- 26) Lesser goldfinch
- 27) Brown creeper
- 28) Mallard (FO)
- 29) Red winged blackbird
- 30) Lincoln's sparrow
- 31) Coopers hawk
- 32) Chestnut backed chickadee
- 33) Golden crowned sparrow
- 34) White breasted nuthatch
- 35) Red breasted sapsucker
- 36) Pine siskin
- 37) Sharp shinned hawk
- 38) Ring billed gull
- 39) Great blue heron (FO)
- 40) Hairy woodpecker
- 41) Mourning dove
- 42) Peregrine falcon
- 43) Cackling geese (FO)
- 44) English house sparrow
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3 comments:
Oh. I'm sorry to hear he didn't make it. I'm glad you tried to get him help though.
A Bit of a sad post. :-(
I see we are neck and neck on the Feb. Bird Count!
Yeah. He made it a couple of weeks though.
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