- Lesser Goldfinch 1-1-10 home
- Housefinch
- House sparrow
- Gila Woodpecker
- Gilded flicker
- Verdin
- Gambel's Quail
- Costa's Hummingbird
- Cactus Wren
- Rock Wren
- Bewick's Wren
- Curve-billed thrasher
- Black-throated sparrow
- Chipping sparrow
- Pyrrhuloxia
- Northern Cardinal
- Mourning Dove
- Pigeon
- Red-tailed hawk 1-1-10 Jct I-10 and Kolb
- American kestrel 1-1-10 Jct I-10 and Kolb
- Common goldeneye 1-1-10 Lakeside Park
- Mallard
- American Widgeon
- Coot
- Western grebe
- Pied-billed grebe
- Spotted sandpiper
- Say's phoebe
- Western Bluebird
- Vermilion Flycatcher
- Northern Mockingbird
- Yellow-rumped warbler
- Brewer's blackbird
- Common grackle
- Brown-headed cowbird
- Rufous-crowned sparrow 1-2-10 Home
- White-crowned sparrow 1-2-10 Roadrunner Market, Corona de Tucson
- Anna's Hummingbird 1-3-10 Jct. Kold & 22nd St. Tucson
- Cooper's Hawk 1-3-10 Jct. Kolb & 22nd St. Tucson
- Starling 1-3-10 Jct. Kolb & Golf Links Tucson
- Black-crowned night heron 1-4-10 Sweetwater Wetlands
- bufflehead
- blue-gray gnatcatcher
- blue-winged teal
- Cinnamon teal
- Common Moorhen
- Abert's towhee
- double-crested cormorant
- Brewer's sparrow
- black-throated gray warbler
- Black phoebe
- gadwall
- green-winged teal
- great blue heron
- green heron
- Harris hawk
- Killdeer
- Marsh wren
- Northern flicker (red-shafted)
- Northern Pintail
- Northern shoveler
- Orange-crowned warbler
- Phainopepla
- Red-naped Sapsucker
- Red-winged blackbird
- Ring-necked duck
- Ruby crowned kinglet
- Yellow warbler
- Ruddy duck
- Song sparrow
- Snowy egret
- Sora
- Canyon towhee 1-5-10 Home
- Greater Roadrunner 1-5-10 Sycamore Canyon Park
- Ladderback woodpecker 1-7-10 Sabino canyon
- Common raven
- Broad-billed hummingbird
- Bridled titmouse
- Chihuahuan Raven 1-13-10 Green Valley Pecan Company, Sahuarita
- Loggerhead shrike 1-13-10 Whitehouse Canyon Rd, Green Valley
- Hermit Thrush 1-13-10 Madera Canyon
- Acorn Woodpecker
- Painted Redstart
- White-throated Swift
- White-breasted Nuthatch
- Mexican jay
- Pine siskin
- Yellow-eyed Junco
- Dark-eyed Junco
- Wild Turkey
- White-winged Dove 1-13-10 Abrego Drive Green Valley
- Great-horned owl 1-14-10 Home
- Golden Eagle 1-15-10 Whitewater draw
- Northern harrier
- Great Egret
- Least sandpiper
- Common Yellow throat
- Snow goose
- Canvasback
- Lesser Scaup
- Sandhill Crane
- Vesper sparrow 1-15-09 San Pedro house
- Eastern meadowlark
- Turkey Vulture 1-16-10 Rio Rico
- Long-billed dowitcher
- Rufous-winged sparrow 1-17-10 Sycamore Elementary school
- Lark sparrow
- Lark bunting 1-27-10 Sycamore Canyon
- Belted Kingfisher 1-28-10 Reid Park
- Common merganser
- Hooded Merganser
- Scaled Quail 1-29-10 Sycamore Canyon
- Horned Lark 1-31-10 Sycamore Elemetary School
Big January Participants
Larry Brownstone Birding Blog 2010 Total: 101!
Robert Mortensen Amivor Birding Blog 2010 Total: 66
Ruth Body, Soul, and Spirit 2010 Total: 56
Katnell 2010 Total: 15
Bird Couple 2010 Total: 116!
The Early Birder 2010 Total: 99
10 comments:
You've got me by a couple. I'm at 38 right now.
Make that 39 as I got three Gadwalls in a pond on my way to my evening job!
That's quite a list. I am so sorry to hear about your computer troubles, what a bother!
Kim of curious birder and Warren and Lisa Strobel are also doing a Big January. I enjoy looking at the same species we share on our lists as well as the differences.
This is a great site you have here. I have a travel blog myself which I hope to be a top resource for vacation destination information.
I'd like to exchange links with you to help spread some traffic around between each other.
Please let me know if this is possible.
Jason
ThatVACATIONfeeling.com
Uh Oh-I've got a lot of catching up to do this weekend.I only added one bird during the work week.-A Pileated Woodpecker to make 55.
Goodness Kathie, that's quite an impressive and wonderful list.
You're whippin' me now. I've only been able to add a handful in the last couple of days.
Robert and Larry, you both must realize I live in such a unique area for bird watching. Perhaps we should do this race on a percentage basis of possible species in each state? Still, it is fun to see what species we are all seeing.
Sweet bay, why thank you!
Jason, I will havwe to think about that and get back to you, but thanks for asking.
Denise, I am getting to know where to see birds in my state really well so it is getting much easier for me to accumulate a large list!
Congratulations on a wonderful January of birding in amazing Arizona! I live up near Gilbert, and had a great month as well...what a treat to live here right now. I just love your Blog...so appreciate all the information you have here...your photographs are amazing & of course the prose that goes with them is great to read too. Best wishes as you continue on to a great 2010...fellow eBirder (we need to get more folks in AZ to use this great tool).
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