Gotcha, that makes more sense. I am sitting at 306 btw.
Do you mean recently? Both of these would be exceptional finds in New England in November.
Birds have become increasingly few and far between this summer, so here are my mammals for the year. 1) Virginia Opossum 2) American Beaver...
256) White-rumped Sandpiper 257) Wilson's Warbler 258) Acadian Flycatcher 259) Alder Flycatcher 260) Black-throated Green Warbler 261)...
My goal is to break 280 in the state of Kansas. 308 overall is a secondary goal. I am sure you will surpass me.
That would explain it. Shows how limited my knowledge of Australian birds is.
There is one just to the upper right of the thickest concentration of coots...sort of like an all black seabird.
Black Swan Mallard Dusky Moorhen Eurasian Coot Pacific Black Duck Hardhead And at least 1 I dont recognize
Update 212) Caspian Tern 213) Blue-headed Vireo 214) Veery 215) Northern Waterthrush 216) Nashville Warbler 217) Black Vulture 218)...
So...I was looking through reddit, when I ran across this. Just happens to be at the KC Zoo, thought I'd share....
186) Black-crowned Night-Heron 187) Warbling Vireo 188) Broad-winged Hawk 189) Spotted Sandpiper 190) Prothonotary Sandpiper 191) House Wren...
No update for a while, but here ya go: 144) Purple Martin 145) Great-tailed Grackle 146) Barn Swallow 147) Northern Rough-winged Swallow...
@KCzoofan, in North America there is just more to see in winter, we still have to live without any swallows untill now in the Netherlands for...
I stupidly forgot to mention that I want to see these in the wild :)
I think Ituri is still winning, but hopefully I am closing the gap. 127) Eastern Towhee 128) Blue-winged Teal 129) Eastern Phoebe 130)...
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