United States Christmas Chicken Counts (CBC) reported 671 species, 70 infraspecific types (types), and 35 unique species (ex). The Southern Lapwing at Oscoda, MI, and the Wooden Sandpiper at San Jacinto Lake, CA, have been new species. Extra species throughout Depend Week (cw) have been – Gunnison Sage-Grouse (CO, Gunnison), White-tailed Ptarmigan (CO, Aspen), Fork-tailed Storm-Petrel (AK, Sitka), Masked Booby and Slaty-backed Gull (HI, Halfway Atoll), Black Tern (HI, North Kona), Purple-faced Warbler nd (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), and Scarlet Tanager (IA, Ames) which had been reported in earlier years.
Just one CBC can have essentially the most species within the nation, however many counts can have the very best tally of a species. This season 44 states and 394 CBCs had the very best rely for at the least one species. California led all states with excessive tallies of 131 species, 16 types, and 15 ex. Florida positioned 2nd for the 4th time in 5 years with excessive counts of 91 species, 6 types and 17 ex. Texas was third with excessive counts for 84 species, 3 types and three ex. These have been adopted by Arizona with excessive tallies for 75 species, 4 types and 1 cw, Hawai’i with 66 species, 3 types, 1 ex. and three cw, Alaska 34 species and 1 cw, Louisiana 24 species and a couple of types, Oregon 20 species and 4 types, Washington 20 species and a couple of types, Massachusetts 18 species and 1 kind, and New Mexico 11 species. All different States had lower than 11 excessive counts.
Gainesville, FL, had the very best tally for 18 species and 1 kind. Halfway Atoll, HI, 15 species and a couple of cw, Atascosa Highlands, AZ, had excessive counts for 15 species, Kendall Space, FL, 11 species and three ex., O’ahu: Honolulu, HI, 11 species and 1 ex., Homestead, FL, 11 species, San Diego, CA, 9 species, 1 kind and a couple of ex. Hawai’i: Volcano and Kaua’a: Lihu’e, HI, Nogales, AZ, and Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches, TX, every had 9 species. Tucson Valley, AZ, had 8 species and 1 kind and Portal 8 species. All different CBCs had excessive counts on 7 species or much less.
All-time excessive counts have been made for 31 species this season. We broke two information which had stood for at the least 30 years. The 117 White-tipped Doves at Falcon Dam and S.P., TX, topped the outdated report of 115 reported by Santa Ana N.W.R., TX, in the course of the 91st season, and the 75 Chinese language Hwamei at Kaua’i: Lihu’e, HI, topped the 43-year-old report of 70 by Kaua’i: Kapa’a, HI.
Black-bellied Whistling-Duck 5147 (TX, Houston [Central]), Fulvous Whistling-Duck 215 (FL, STA5-Clewiston), Swan Goose 18 ex (TX, Houston [Central]), Pink-footed Goose 2 (NY, L.I.: Northern Nassau County), Better White-fronted Goose 20,085 (CA, Rio Cosumnes), Graylag Goose 16 ex (FL, Dade County), Emperor Goose 1478 (AK, Kodiak), Snow Goose 168,000 (KS, Webster Reservoir), Ross’s Goose 23,011 (AR, Pine Bluff), Brant (Atlantic) 15,085 (NY, L.I.: Southern Nassau County), Brant (Black) 521 (CA, Level Reyes Peninsula), Barnacle Goose 1 (MA, Better Boston), Cackling Goose 42,231 (OR, Corvallis), Cackling Goose (Aleutian) 8280 (CA, Caswell-Westley), Cackling Goose (Richardson’s) 12 (IN, Northeast LaPorte County), Canada Goose 38,460 (MD, St. Michaels), Hawaiian Goose 289 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), Mute Swan 520 (MI, Anchor Bay), Black Swan 20 ex (FL, Lakeland), Black-necked Swan 1 ex (FL, Lakeland), Trumpeter Swan 2648 (WA, Skagit Bay), Tundra Swan 29,794 (NC, Mattamuskeet N.W.R.), Tundra Swan (Whistling) 8119 (CA, Marysville), Tundra Swan (Bewick’s) 1 (CA, Marysville and OR, Sauvie Island), Egyptian Goose 325 (FL, Kendall Space), Egyptian Goose 82 ex (CA, Orange County [coastal]), Muscovy Duck 700 (FL, Kendall Space), and Muscovy Duck (Home sort) 175 ex (TX, Santa Ana N.W.R.).
Wooden Duck 1277 (SC, Litchfield-Pawleys Island), Mandarin Duck 12 ex (CA, Sonoma Valley), Gadwall 14,428 (MS, Washington County [south]), Eurasian Wigeon 39 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), American Wigeon 13,125 (WA, Skagit Bay), American Black Duck 6437 (NJ, Oceanville), Mallard 72,653 (MO, [Horton] 4 Rivers), Mallard (Mexican) 255 (TX, El Paso), Mottled Duck 238 (LA, Candy Lake-Cameron Prairie N.W.R.), Hawaiian Duck 516 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), Laysan Duck 424 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Blue-winged Teal 3190 (LA, Candy Lake-Cameron Prairie N.W.R.), Cinnamon Teal 207 (CA, Sacramento), Northern Shoveler 19,217 (LA, Crowley), White-cheeked Pintail 1 dd (FL, Fort Lauderdale), Northern Pintail 85,943 (CA, Marysville), Inexperienced-winged Teal (Eurasian) 148 (AK, Shemya Island), and Inexperienced-winged Teal (American) 19,031 (LA, Lacassine N.W.R.-Thornwell).
Purple-crested Pochard 1 ex (FL, Fort Lauderdale), Canvasback 38,002 (MI, Rockwood), Redhead 66,545 (TX, Kenedy County Wind Generators), Ring-necked Duck 12,500 (FL, Gainesville), Tufted Duck 1 (CA, Crystal Springs; HI, Halfway Atoll; MA, Nantucket; NY, Buffalo and Ithaca), Better Scaup 13,912 (NY, L.I.: Captree), Lesser Scaup 200,000 (FL, Cocoa), Steller’s Eider 148 (AK, Kodiak), Spectacled Eider 1 (AK, Nome), King Eider 2 (CA, Carpinteria), Frequent Eider 139,082 (MA, Tuckernuck Islands), Frequent Eider (Dresser’s) 357 (ME, Mount Desert Island), Harlequin Duck 1118 (AK, Unalaska Island), Surf Scoter 13,000 (CA, San Diego), White-winged Scoter 2899 (MA, Tuckernuck Islands), Black Scoter 18,693 (MA, Tuckernuck Islands), Lengthy-tailed Duck 2895 (MA, Tuckernuck Islands), Bufflehead 6796 (CA, Level Reyes Peninsula), Frequent Goldeneye 7500 (WI, New Franken), Barrow’s Goldeneye 655 (AK, Wrangell Island), Smew 1 (AK, Shemya Island), Hooded Merganser 995 (NY, L.I.: Southern Nassau County), Frequent Merganser 9744 (NJ, Hackensack-Ridgewood), Purple-breasted Merganser 6500 (OH, Cleveland), and Ruddy Duck 9055 (MS, Washington County [south]).
Plain Chachalaca 118 (TX, Anzalduas-Bentsen), Helmeted Guineafowl 4 ex (FL, Dade County), Mountain Quail 76 (CA, American Valley), Scaled Quail 95 (CO, Pueblo Reservoir), California Quail 4483 (OR, Burns), Gambel’s Quail 1235 (AZ, Carefree), Northern Bobwhite 85 (GA, Albany), Montezuma Quail 48 (AZ, Patagonia), Indian Peafowl 126 ex (FL, Kendall Space), Chukar 101 (WY, Dubois), Erckel’s Francolin 48 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Black Francolin 6 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Grey Francolin 69 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Purple Junglefowl 872 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Purple Junglefowl (Home sort) 445 ex (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Ring-necked Pheasant 1566 (SD, Sand Lake N.W.R.), Kalij Pheasant 51 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Grey Partridge 534 (ND, Des Lacs N.W.R.), Ruffed Grouse 34 (MN, Fredenberg), Better Sage-Grouse 218 (WY, Evanston), Gunnison Sage-Grouse cw (CO, Gunnison), Spruce Grouse 12 (MN, Ely), Willow Ptarmigan 100 (AK, Nome), Rock Ptarmigan 12 (AK, Nome), White-tailed Ptarmigan cw (CO, Aspen), Dusky Grouse 6 (CO, Steamboat Springs), Sooty Grouse 5 (OR, Ashland), Sharp-tailed Grouse 659 (MT, Fort Peck), Better Prairie-Rooster 234 (MN, Bluestem Prairie-Buffalo River S.P.), Better Prairie-Rooster (Attwater’s) 10 (TX, Attwater Prairie Rooster N.W.R.), and Wild Turkey 609 (SD, Spearfish).
Purple-throated Loon 1154 (NJ, Barnegat), Arctic Loon 1 (AK, Shemya Island), Pacific Loon 496 (OR, Tillamook Bay), Frequent Loon 506 (NY, L.I.: Brooklyn), Yellow-billed Loon 9 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Least Grebe 79 (TX, Santa Ana N.W.R.), Pied-billed Grebe 877 (TX, Laguna Atascosa N.W.R.), Horned Grebe 668 (WA, Vashon), Purple-necked Grebe 320 (WA, Port Angeles), Eared Grebe 1036 (CA, Mono Lake), Western Grebe 4945 (CA, San Diego), Clark’s Grebe 324 (CA, Clear Lake), American Flamingo 1 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P. and St. Marks), and American Flamingo 132 ex (FL, Dade County).
Laysan Albatross 522,376 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Black-footed Albatross 24,365 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Brief-tailed Albatross 3 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Northern Fulmar 24 (CA, Fort Bragg), Bonin Petrel 12,008 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Pink-footed Shearwater 5 (CA, Oceanside-Vista-Carlsbad), Nice Shearwater 1 (FL, Daytona Seaside), Sooty Shearwater 2 (CA, Oceanside-Vista-Carlsbad and Orange County [coastal]), Brief-tailed Shearwater 5 (OR, Tillamook Bay), Black-vented Shearwater 4695 (CA, Thousand Oaks), Fork-tailed Storm-Petrel cw (AK, Sitka), and Tristram’s Storm-Petrel 6 (HI, Halfway Atoll).
White-tailed Tropicbird 16 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Purple-tailed Tropicbird 12 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Wooden Stork 300 (FL, Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary), Magnificent Frigatebird 127 (FL, Ten Thousand Islands), Nice Frigatebird 35 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), Masked Booby cw (HI, Halfway Atoll), Brown Booby 40 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Purple-footed Booby 705 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), Northern Gannet 7235 (NC, Cape Hatteras), Brandt’s Cormorant 2939 (CA, Monterey Peninsula), Neotropic Cormorant 1340 (TX, Armand Bayou), Double-crested Cormorant 14,868 (CA, Oakland), Nice Cormorant 105 (MA, Martha’s Winery), Purple-faced Cormorant 28 (AK, Shemya Island), Pelagic Cormorant 660 (WA, San Juan Islands Archipelago), Anhinga 620 (FL, Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary), American White Pelican 5564 (MS, Sardis Lake), and Brown Pelican 1317 (CA, Santa Cruz County).
American Bittern 21 (FL, Gainesville), Least Bittern 20 (LA, Creole), Nice Blue Heron 767 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Nice Blue Heron (Blue kind) 350 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Nice Blue Heron (White kind) 415 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Nice Blue Heron (Wurdemann’s) 2 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Nice Egret 1246 (LA, Crowley), Snowy Egret 930 (SC, Ace Basin), Little Blue Heron 800 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Tricolored Heron 684 (GA, Harris Neck N.W.R.), Reddish Egret 204 (TX, Kenedy County Wind Generators), Cattle Egret 4318 (CA, Salton Sea [south]), Inexperienced Heron 66 (FL, Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary), Black-crowned Night time-Heron 753 (CA, Sacramento), Yellow-crowned Night time-Heron 85 (CA, Thousand Oaks), White Ibis 5343 (LA, Lacassine N.W.R.-Thornwell), Shiny Ibis 3365 (FL, Ten Thousand Islands), White-faced Ibis 36,000 (LA, Palmetto Island), and Roseate Spoonbill 223 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh).
Black Vulture 2719 (TX, Brazos Bend), Turkey Vulture 5000 (FL, Fort Pierce), California Condor 7 (CA, Tejon Ranch; UT, Zion N.P.), Osprey 230 (FL, Merritt Island N.W.R.), White-tailed Kite 54 (CA, Centerville Seaside to King Salmon), Hook-billed Kite 3 (TX, Anzalduas-Bentsen), Golden Eagle 37 (CA, Tejon Ranch), Snail Kite 275 (FL, Gainesville), Northern Harrier 180 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Sharp-shinned Hawk 30 (ID, Boise), Cooper’s Hawk 158 (NJ, Princeton), Northern Goshawk 6 (AK, Homer), Bald Eagle 894 (IA, Keokuk), Harris’s Hawk 96 (TX, Harlingen), White-tailed Hawk 33 (TX, Anzalduas-Bentsen), Grey Hawk 15 (TX, Anzalduas-Bentsen), Purple-shouldered Hawk 195 (FL, Gainesville), Broad-winged Hawk 5 (FL, Homestead; LA, Sabine N.W.R.), Hawaiian Hawk 7 (HI, Hawai’i: Hilo), Brief-tailed Hawk 17 (FL, Kendall Space), Swainson’s Hawk 1 (CA, Escondido, Rancho Santa Fe and Stockton; NM, Roswell; OR, Eugene; TX, Brazoria – Columbia Bottomlands and Burnet County), Zone-tailed Hawk 3 (CA, Escondido), Purple-tailed Hawk 266 (ID, Nampa), Purple-tailed Hawk (abieticola) 2 (TN, Duck River), Purple-tailed Hawk (Harlan’s) 13 (MT, Ninepipe N.W.R.), Purple-tailed Hawk (Krider’s) 2 (LA, Creole and Candy Lake-Cameron Prairie N.W.R.; TN, Memphis), Tough-legged Hawk 57 (ID, Salmon), and Ferruginous Hawk 29 (CO, John Martin Reservoir).
Yellow Rail 12 (LA, Candy Lake-Cameron Prairie N.W.R.), Black Rail 4 (CA, Cheep Thrills), Ridgway’s Rail 10 (CA, Oakland), Ridgway’s Rail (San Francisco Bay) 5 (CA, Richmond), Ridgway’s Rail (Mild-footed) 1 (CA, Thousand Oaks), King Rail 53 (LA, Candy Lake-Cameron Prairie N.W.R.), Clapper Rail (Atlantic Coast) 141 (SC, James Island), Clapper Rail (Gulf Coast) 42 (FL, Panacea), Virginia Rail 77 (MD, Crisfield), Sora 87 (FL, Gainesville), Purple Gallinule 54 (FL, Lakeland), Grey-headed Swamphen 43 (FL, West Palm Seaside), Frequent Gallinule 1000 (FL, Gainesville), Frequent Gallinule (Hawaiian) 201 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), Hawaiian Coot 256 (HI, O’ahu: Waipi’o), American Coot 18,722 (AL, Guntersville), Limpkin 304 (FL, Gainesville), Sandhill Crane 19,500 (TX, Muleshoe N.W.R.), and Whooping Crane 125 (TX, Aransas N.W.R.).
Black-necked Stilt 1021 (CA, Hayward-Fremont), Black-necked Stilt (Hawaiian) 242 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), American Avocet 3184 (TX, Galveston), American Oystercatcher 2000 (FL, Cedar Key), Black Oystercatcher 276 (AK, Kodiak), Black-bellied Plover 3779 (CA, Hayward-Fremont), American Golden-Plover 1 (FL, St. Marks and OR, Yaquina Bay), Pacific Golden-Plover 614 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Northern Lapwing 1 (MA, Newburyport; and ME, Biddeford-Kennebunkport), Southern Lapwing 1 NEW (MI, Oscoda), Snowy Plover 245 (CA, Santa Barbara), Wilson’s Plover 93 (GA, St. Catherines Island), Semipalmated Plover 2034 (GA, St. Catherines Island), Piping Plover 149 (TX, Coastal Tip), Killdeer 2957 (CA, Centerville Seaside to King Salmon), Mountain Plover 52 (CA, Panoche Valley), Noticed Sandpiper 53 (CA, Palos Verdes Peninsula), Solitary Sandpiper 6 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches), Grey-tailed Tattler 2 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Wandering Tattler 18 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Better Yellowlegs 292 (LA, Crowley), Willet 1891 (TX, Coastal Tip), Lesser Yellowlegs 648 (LA, Crowley), Wooden Sandpiper 1 NEW (CA, San Jacinto Lake), Whimbrel 73 (CA, Crystal Springs), Bristle-thighed Curlew 58 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Lengthy-billed Curlew 662 (CA, Salton Sea [south]), Bar-tailed Godwit 1 (SC, Sea Islands), Marbled Godwit 4830 (CA, Palo Alto), Ruddy Turnstone 1050 (FL, Cedar Key), and Black Turnstone 379 (WA, Port Townsend).
Purple Knot 430 (CA, San Diego), Surfbird 385 (AK, Sitka), Ruff 1 (CA, Hayward-Fremont and Woodland-Davis), Stilt Sandpiper 200 (TX, Santa Ana N.W.R.), Curlew Sandpiper 1 (CA, Palo Alto), Sanderling 1583 (CA, San Diego), Dunlin 22,631 (TX, Coastal Tip), Rock Sandpiper 3500 (AK, Soldotna), Purple Sandpiper 364 (ME, Better Portland), Little Stint 1 (CA, San Diego), Least Sandpiper 6600 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Pectoral Sandpiper 2 (IL, Rend Lake), Western Sandpiper 94,832 (TX, Coastal Tip), Brief-billed Dowitcher 5100 (TX, Kenedy County Wind Generators), Lengthy-billed Dowitcher 8815 (LA, Crowley), Wilson’s Snipe 400 (MS, Dahomey-Nice River Street), American Woodcock 68 (VA, Cape Charles), Wilson’s Phalarope 1 (CA, San Diego), and Purple Phalarope 11 (OR, Yaquina Bay).
Pomarine Jaeger 3 (CA, Oceanside-Vista-Carlsbad), Parasitic Jaeger 19 (FL, Daytona Seaside), Dovekie 29 (MA, Martha’s Winery), Frequent Murre 8100 (OR, Coquille Valley), Thick-billed Murre 2 (ME, Better Portland), Razorbill 2551 (NJ, Barnegat), Black Guillemot 153 (ME, Eastport), Pigeon Guillemot 259 (WA, Port Townsend), Marbled Murrelet 120 (WA, Port Angeles), Scripps’s/Guadalupe Murrelet (Xantus’s Murrelet) 2 (CA, San Juan Capistrano), Historic Murrelet 2165 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Cassin’s Auklet 7 (OR, Tillamook Bay), Rhinoceros Auklet 147 (WA, San Juan Islands Archipelago), Atlantic Puffin 1 (NH, Isles of Shoals), Horned Puffin 1 (AK, Unalaska), and Tufted Puffin 1 (AK, Kodiak; and CA, Palos Verdes Peninsula).
Black-legged Kittiwake 733 (MA, Cape Cod), Bonaparte’s Gull 4235 (CA, Santa Cruz County), Black-headed Gull 6 (RI, South Kingstown), Little Gull 2 (TX, Dallas County), Laughing Gull 22,293 (TX, Freeport), Franklin’s Gull 41 (TX, Dallas County), Heermann’s Gull 840 (CA, Carpinteria), Mew Gull 2387 (CA, Centerville Seaside to King Salmon), Ring-billed Gull 47,000 (NC, Jordan Lake), Western Gull 4848 (CA, San Francisco), Yellow-footed Gull 1 (CA, Santa Cruz County), California Gull 8260 (CA, San Francisco), Herring Gull 21,286 (PA, Southern Bucks County), Iceland (Thayer’s) Gull 219 (CA, San Francisco), Iceland Gull 56 (MA, Nantucket), Iceland Gull (kumlieni) 7 (NY, Oneida), Lesser Black-backed Gull 637 (PA, Southern Bucks County), Slaty-backed Gull cw (HI, Halfway Atoll), Glaucous-winged Gull 1551 (WA, Seattle), Glaucous Gull 43 (MI, Sanilac), and Nice Black-backed Gull 2487 (DE, Wilmington).
Brown Noddy 137 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Black Noddy 28 (HI, Halfway Atoll), White Tern 245 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Least Tern 1 (TX, Kenedy County Wind Generators), Gull-billed Tern 212 (LA, Palmetto Island), Caspian Tern 187 (TX, Coastal Tip), Black Tern cw (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Frequent Tern 5 (TX, West Finish Galveston Island), Forster’s Tern 809 (MD, Ocean Metropolis), Royal Tern 2100 (FL, Estero Bay), Sandwich Tern 190 (FL, Ten Thousand Islands), and Black Skimmer 1735 (LA, Grand Isle).
Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon) 5515 (NJ, Decrease Hudson), White-crowned Pigeon 30 (FL, Lengthy Key–Lignumvitae), Band-tailed Pigeon 2770 (CA, Palo Alto), Eurasian Collared-Dove 2441 (SD, Pierre), African Collared-Dove 1 ex (CO, Flagler), Noticed Dove 743 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Zebra Dove 2814 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Inca Dove 142 (AZ, Patagonia), Frequent Floor Dove 128 (TX, Kingsville), Ruddy Floor Dove 2 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), White-tipped Dove 117 (TX, Falcon Dam and S.P.), White-winged Dove 6264 (NM, Las Cruces), Mourning Dove 9397 (AZ, Phoenix-Tres Rios), Mangrove Cuckoo 1 dd (FL, Lengthy Key–Lignumvitae and Ten Thousand Islands), Better Roadrunner 37 (NM, Las Cruces), Easy-billed Ani 1 (FL, Lengthy Pine Key), and Groove-billed Ani 2 (LA, Candy Lake-Cameron Prairie N.W.R.).
Barn Owl 18 (TX, Bolivar Peninsula), Western Screech-Owl 101 (CO, Grand Junction), Jap Screech-Owl 68 (NJ, Cumberland County), Whiskered Screech-Owl 3 (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), Nice Horned Owl 97 (CA, Putah Creek), Snowy Owl 5 (MI, Rudyard), Northern Hawk Owl 2 (AK, Homer), Northern Pygmy-Owl 7 (CA, Crystal Springs and Putah Creek), Northern Pygmy-Owl (Rocky Mts.) 4 (UT, Ogden Valley), Burrowing Owl 55 (FL, Fort Myers), Noticed Owl 2 (CA, Santa Rosa), Barred Owl 74 (FL, Gainesville), Nice Grey Owl 4 (ID, Rexburg), Lengthy-eared Owl 12 (IL, Morris-Wilmington), Brief-eared Owl 24 (CA, Tule Lake), Boreal Owl 1 (AK, Trapper Creek-Talkeetna), Northern Noticed-whet Owl 15 (MA, Truro), Lesser Nighthawk 7 (AZ, Phoenix-Tres Rios), Frequent Nighthawk 3 (FL, Bay Lake), Frequent Pauraque 14 (TX, Weslaco), Frequent Poorwill 1 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands; and CA, Elsinore and Santa Maria-Guadalupe), Chuck-will’s-widow 3 (FL, West Palm Seaside), and Jap Whip-poor-will 10 (FL, South Brevard County).
Vaux’s Swift 1 (FL, Gainesville), White-throated Swift 507 (CA, Cheep Thrills), Magnificent Hummingbird 6 (AZ, Portal and Ramsey Canyon), Blue-throated Hummingbird 9 (AZ, Portal), Ruby-throated Hummingbird 90 (FL, Kendall Space), Black-chinned Hummingbird 4 (NM, Las Cruces; and TX, Victoria), Anna’s Hummingbird 1140 (CA, Oakland), Costa’s Hummingbird 85 (CA, Anza-Borrego Desert), Broad-tailed Hummingbird 3 (LA, Lafayette), Rufous Hummingbird 14 (LA, Lafayette), Allen’s Hummingbird 674 (CA, Orange County [coastal]), Calliope Hummingbird 3 (LA, Baton Rouge), Broad-billed Hummingbird 77 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Buff-bellied Hummingbird 8 (LA, Lafayette), Violet-crowned Hummingbird 5 (AZ, Patagonia), Elegant Trogon 3 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands and Nogales), Ringed Kingfisher 11 (TX, Anzalduas-Bentsen), Belted Kingfisher 116 (FL, Ten Thousand Islands), and Inexperienced Kingfisher 13 (TX, Weslaco).
Lewis’s Woodpecker 364 (CA, Wallace-Bellota), Purple-headed Woodpecker 479 (MO, [Horton] 4 Rivers), Acorn Woodpecker 1092 (CA, Jap Alameda County), Gila Woodpecker 491 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Golden-fronted Woodpecker 240 (TX, Harlingen), Purple-bellied Woodpecker 543 (OH, Ragersville), Williamson’s Sapsucker 4 (AZ, Timber Mesa), Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 163 (VA, Central Loudon), Purple-naped Sapsucker 32 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Purple-breasted Sapsucker 48 (CA, Putah Creek), Ladder-backed Woodpecker 106 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Nuttall’s Woodpecker 230 (CA, Putah Creek), Downy Woodpecker 706 (MA, Harmony), Furry Woodpecker 215 (OH, Cuyahoga Falls), Arizona Woodpecker 11 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Purple-cockaded Woodpecker 50 (GA, Piedmont N.W.R.-Rum Creek W.M.A.), White-headed Woodpecker 21 (CA, Yosemite N.P.), American Three-toed Woodpecker 4 (AK, Fairbanks), Black-backed Woodpecker 18 (MN, Isabella), Northern Flicker 656 (OR, Portland), Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted) 283 (VA, Fort Belvoir), Northern Flicker (Purple-shafted) 505 (CA, Putah Creek), Gilded Flicker 85 (AZ, Carefree), and Pileated Woodpecker 222 (NC, Wilmington).
Crested Caracara 136 (TX, Bastrop-Buescher State Parks), American Kestrel 237 (ID, Nampa), Merlin 24 (ID, Nampa), Aplomado Falcon 3 (TX, Coastal Tip and Laguna Atascosa N.W.R.), Gyrfalcon 1 (AK, Anchorage; MT, Park County; and WA, Skagit Bay), Peregrine Falcon 17 (CA, Level Reyes Peninsula; and WA, Seattle), and Prairie Falcon 17 (ID, Bruneau).
Rose-ringed Parakeet 2640 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Rose-ringed Parakeet 20 ex (CA, Bakersfield), Rosy-faced Lovebird 93 (AZ, Phoenix Metro), Monk Parakeet 250 (FL, West Palm Seaside), Yellow-chevroned Parakeet 106 (CA, Los Angeles), Yellow-chevroned Parakeet 59 ex (FL, Kendall Space), Purple-crowned Parrot 750 (CA, Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley), Purple-crowned Parrot 25 ex (FL, Fort Lauderdale), Lilac-crowned Parrot 80 ex (CA, Orange County [coastal]), Purple-lored Parrot 45 ex (CA, Orange County [coastal]), Yellow-headed Parrot 167 ex (CA, Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley), Turquoise-fronted Parrot 2 ex (CA, Orange County [coastal]), White-fronted Parrot 52 ex (TX, Brownsville), Orange-winged Parrot 15 ex (FL, Dade County), Burrowing Parakeet 53 ex NEW (CA, San Diego), Nanday Parakeet 310 (FL, Sarasota), Nanday Parakeet 274 ex (CA, Malibu), Blue-and-yellow Macaw 8 ex (FL, Kendall Space), Chestnut-fronted Macaw 10 ex (FL, Dade County), Blue-crowned Parakeet 60 ex (FL, Fort Lauderdale), Inexperienced Parakeet 326 (TX, Anzalduas-Bentsen), Mitred Parakeet 331 ex (CA, Lengthy Seaside-el Dorado), Purple-masked Parakeet 108 (CA, San Francisco), and White-eyed Parakeet 140 ex (FL, Dade County).
Northern Beardless-Tyrannulet 4 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Better Pewee 2 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Least Flycatcher 6 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Hammond’s Flycatcher 13 (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), Grey Flycatcher 89 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Dusky Flycatcher 21 (AZ, Nogales), Western Flycatcher 2 (CA, Del Norte County), Black Phoebe 405 (CA, Orange County [coastal]), Jap Phoebe 918 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches), Say’s Phoebe 130 (CA, Santa Ana River Valley), Vermilion Flycatcher 351 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Dusky-capped Flycatcher 1 (CA, Palos Verdes Peninsula), Ash-throated Flycatcher 21 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Nice Crested Flycatcher 38 (FL, Fakahatchee), Brown-crested Flycatcher 3 (FL, Homestead), Nice Kiskadee 168 (TX, Harlingen), Social Flycatcher 1 (TX, Brownsville), Tropical Kingbird 31 (TX, Weslaco), Sofa’s Kingbird 58 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches), Cassin’s Kingbird 273 (CA, Oceanside-Vista-Carlsbad), Thick-billed Kingbird 1 (CA, Claremont), Western Kingbird 7 (FL, Homestead), Jap Kingbird 1 (TX, West Finish Galveston Island), Grey Kingbird 1 dd (FL, Decrease Keys-Key Deer N.W.R.), Scissor-tailed Flycatcher 12 (FL, Homestead), and Rose-throated Becard 1 (TX, Anzalduas-Bentsen).
Loggerhead Shrike 160 (FL, Peace River), Northern Shrike 20 (ID, American Falls Reservoir), White-eyed Vireo 126 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches), Bell’s Vireo 1 (AZ, Dudleyville, Lake Nice, and Salt Verde River), Grey Vireo 1 (AZ, Ajo-Cabeza Prieta N.W.R., Inexperienced Valley-Madera Canyon, and Santa Catalina Mountains), Yellow-throated Vireo 9 (FL, Kendall Space), Plumbeous Vireo 13 (AZ, Hassayampa River), Cassin’s Vireo 10 (AZ, Hassayampa River and Nogales), Blue-headed Vireo 76 (FL, Gainesville), Hutton’s Vireo 45 (CA, Oakland), Warbling Vireo 1 (CA, Lengthy Seaside-el Dorado and Santa Barbara; and NJ, Cape Might), and Purple-eyed Vireo 1 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches).
Hawaii Elepaio 57 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Kauai Elepaio 20 (HI, Kaua’i: Waimea), Oahu Elepaio 7 (HI, O’ahu: Waipi’o), Canada Jay 113 (AK, Fairbanks), Canada Jay (Rocky Mts.) 18 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Canada Jay (Pacific) 32 (CA, Tall Timber), Black-throated Magpie-Jay 3 ex (CA, San Diego), Inexperienced Jay 181 (TX, Harlingen), Pinyon Jay 833 (NM, Santa Fe), Steller’s Jay (Coastal) 386 (OR, Eugene), Steller’s Jay (Inside) 444 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Blue Jay 1724 (MA, Northampton), Florida Scrub-Jay 96 (FL, Merritt Island N.W.R.), Island Scrub-Jay 43 (CA, Santa Cruz Island), Western Scrub-Jay 964 (CA, Putah Creek), Western Scrub-Jay (Coastal) 662 (OR, Portland), Western Scrub-Jay (Woodhouse’s) 354 (AZ, Prescott), Mexican Jay 262 (AZ, Portal), Black-billed Magpie 1705 (MT, Bozeman), Yellow-billed Magpie 267 (CA, Putah Creek), Clark’s Nutcracker 61 (CO, Salida), American Crow 27,573 (IA, Keokuk), Northwestern Crow 544 (AK, Cordova), Fish Crow 5800 (FL, Wekiva River), Chihuahuan Raven 270 (AZ, Nogales), and Frequent Raven 1557 (AK, Fairbanks).
Sky Lark 10 (HI, Maui: Haleakala N.P.-Pu’u O Kaka’e), Horned Lark 2516 (CA, Lancaster), Northern Tough-winged Swallow 202 (AZ, Phoenix-Tres Rios), Purple Martin 33 (FL, The Villages-Lake Panasofkee), Tree Swallow 23,500 (FL, Cocoa), Violet-green Swallow 160 (CA, Moss Touchdown), Barn Swallow 92 (CA, Puente-Chino Hills), Cave Swallow (Texas) 541 (TX, San Antonio), Carolina Chickadee 885 (VA, Fort Belvoir), Black-capped Chickadee 2730 (MA, Harmony), Mountain Chickadee 1041 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Mexican Chickadee 1 (AZ, Portal), Chestnut-backed Chickadee 932 (CA, Oakland), Boreal Chickadee 241 (AK, Fairbanks), Bridled Titmouse 132 (AZ, Patagonia), Oak Titmouse 496 (CA, Folsom), Juniper Titmouse 60 (AZ, Sedona), Tufted Titmouse 1516 (MA, Harmony), Black-crested Titmouse 189 (TX, Boerne), Tufted x Black-crested Titmouse (hybrid) 153 (TX, Austin), Nice Tit 2 ex (WI, Manitowoc), Verdin 706 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Bushtit (Pacific) 1993 (OR, Portland), Bushtit (Inside) 381 (CO, Durango), Purple-breasted Nuthatch 396 (OR, Portland), White-breasted Nuthatch (Jap) 1019 (MA, Harmony), White-breasted Nuthatch (Inside West) 256 (CO, Boulder), Pygmy Nuthatch 1881 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Brown-headed Nuthatch 261 (GA, St. Catherines Island), and Brown Creeper 141 (OR, Portland).
Rock Wren 82 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Canyon Wren 34 (AZ, Glen Canyon), Home Wren 244 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches), Pacific Wren 198 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Winter Wren 73 (VA, Fort Belvoir), Sedge Wren 110 (TX, Cypress Creek), Marsh Wren 139 (CA, Benicia), Carolina Wren 1132 (VA, Fort Belvoir), Bewick’s Wren 394 (OR, Portland), and Cactus Wren 232 (AZ, Carefree).
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 675 (FL, Gainesville), California Gnatcatcher 62 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Black-tailed Gnatcatcher 76 (AZ, Phoenix-Tres Rios), Black-capped Gnatcatcher 2 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands and Nogales), American Dipper 37 (CO, Fort Collins), Purple-vented Bulbul 860 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Purple-whiskered Bulbul 218 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Golden-crowned Kinglet 687 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Ruby-crowned Kinglet 750 (FL, Gainesville), Japanese Bush-Warbler 33 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Wrentit 394 (CA, Level Reyes Peninsula), Oriental White-eye 49 ex (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Japanese White-eye 1136 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Japanese White-eye 738 ex (CA, Orange County [coastal]), Chinese language Hwamei 75 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Better Necklaced Laughingthrush 2 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), and Purple-billed Leiothrix 200 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu).
White-rumped Shama 200 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Jap Bluebird 988 (MD, Seneca), Western Bluebird 1439 (AZ, Sedona), Mountain Bluebird 752 (AZ, Chino Valley), Townsend’s Solitaire 300 (CO, Boulder), Omao 91 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Swainson’s Thrush 1 (CA, Oakland; and OK, Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge), Hermit Thrush 489 (CA, San Francisco), Wooden Thrush 1 (FL, North Pinellas and MD, Rock Run), Clay-colored Thrush 19 (TX, Harlingen), Rufous-backed Robin 1 (AZ, Organ Pipe Cactus N.M.; CA, Salton Sea [south]), American Robin 100,000 (FL, Melrose), and Assorted Thrush 4736 (WA, Neah Bay).
Grey Catbird 640 (FL, Merritt Island N.W.R.), Curve-billed Thrasher 244 (AZ, Carefree), Brown Thrasher 53 (GA, Roswell; and NC, Chapel Hill), Lengthy-billed Thrasher 44 (TX, Choke Canyon), Bendire’s Thrasher 7 (AZ, Avra Valley), California Thrasher 157 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), LeConte’s Thrasher 1 (NV, Desert Recreation Vary), Crissal Thrasher 24 (AZ, Portal), Sage Thrasher 57 (NM, Carlsbad Caverns N.P.), Northern Mockingbird 480 (FL, Sarasota), European Starling 173,959 (CA, Benicia), Frequent Myna 1913 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), American Pipit 3222 (CA, Benicia), Sprague’s Pipit 12 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Bohemian Waxwing 6611 (AK, Anchorage), Cedar Waxwing 2049 (CA, Rio Cosumnes), Phainopepla 304 (AZ, Carefree), Olive Warbler 3 (AZ, Santa Catalina Mountains), Lapland Longspur 4742 (KS, Marion), Chestnut-collared Longspur 103 (AZ, Patagonia), Smith’s Longspur 50 (OK, Tishomingo N.W.R.), Thick-billed Longspur 17 (TX, Lubbock County), Snow Bunting 1413 (MN, Jackson County), and McKay’s Bunting 1 (AK, Slender Cape-Kalsin Bay).
Ovenbird 16 (FL, Gainesville and Homestead), Worm-eating Warbler 2 (FL, Dade County), Louisiana Waterthrush 1 (AZ, Patagonia and Sedona; and FL, Dade County and Homestead), Northern Waterthrush 46 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Black-and-white Warbler 146 (FL, Gainesville), Prothonotary Warbler 1 (TX, Laredo), Tennessee Warbler 2 (CA, Fort Bragg and Santa Barbara), Orange-crowned Warbler 321 (CA, San Diego), Lucy’s Warbler 1 (AZ, Tucson Valley; CA, Santa Barbara; and OR, Columbia Estuary), Nashville Warbler 6 (CA, Centerville Seaside to King Salmon), Virginia’s Warbler 1 (CA, Ventura), and MacGillivray’s Warbler 2 (CA, Santa Barbara).
Frequent Yellowthroat 320 (FL, Gainesville), Hooded Warbler 2 (FL, South Brevard County), American Redstart 27 (FL, Kendall Space), Cape Might Warbler 4 (FL, Dade County and Homestead), Northern Parula 61 (FL, Kendall Space), Tropical Parula 2 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches), Magnolia Warbler 4 (FL, Homestead and Kendall Space), Blackburnian Warbler 1 (OR, Corvallis), Yellow Warbler 51 (AZ, Martinez Lake-Yuma), Yellow Warbler (Mangrove) 5 (TX, Laguna Atascosa N.W.R.), Chestnut-sided Warbler 1 (AZ, Nogales; and CA, Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley), Black-throated Blue Warbler 10 (FL, Homestead and Kendall Space), Palm Warbler 1600 (FL, Gainesville), Palm Warbler (Western) 220 (FL, Lengthy Pine Key), Palm Warbler (Yellow) 20 (MD, Chesterville), Pine Warbler 525 (FL, Avon Park A.F. Vary), Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle) 5652 (VA, Cape Charles), Yellow-rumped Warbler (Audubon’s) 3058 (CA, Orange County [northeastern]), Yellow-throated Warbler 63 (FL, Gainesville), Prairie Warbler 61 (FL, Kendall Space), Grace’s Warbler 1 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Black-throated Grey Warbler 26 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Townsend’s Warbler 384 (CA, San Francisco), Hermit Warbler 2 (CA, Morro Bay, Level Reyes Peninsula and Santa Barbara; and OR, Eugene), Black-throated Inexperienced Warbler 22 (FL, Kendall Space), Wilson’s Warbler 21 (TX, Fort Bend), Purple-faced Warbler cw (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), Painted Redstart 11 (AZ, Portal), Yellow-breasted Chat 7 (MA, Cape Cod).
Purple-crested Cardinal 569 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Yellow-billed Cardinal 177 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Saffron Finch 818 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Western Spindalis 1 (FL, Key West), Rufous-winged Sparrow 42 (AZ, Inexperienced Valley-Madera Canyon, Nogales and Santa Catalina Mountains), Botteri’s Sparrow 2 (AZ, Appleton-Whittell), Cassin’s Sparrow 7 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Bachman’s Sparrow 12 (FL, Avon Park A.F. Vary), Grasshopper Sparrow 38 (FL, Lengthy Pine Key), Baird’s Sparrow 2 (AZ, Appleton-Whittell), Henslow’s Sparrow 30 (MS, Jackson County), LeConte’s Sparrow 37 (TX, Brazoria-Columbia Bottomlands), Nelson’s Sparrow 128 dd (FL, Jacksonville), Saltmarsh Sparrow 125 dd (FL, Jacksonville), Seaside Sparrow 153 dd (FL, Jacksonville), Olive Sparrow 72 (TX, Santa Ana N.W.R.), American Tree Sparrow 1845 (WI, Rosendale), Chipping Sparrow 2500 (SC, Ace Basin), Clay-colored Sparrow 14 (TX, Balmorhea), Black-chinned Sparrow 14 (TX, El Paso), Subject Sparrow 191 (TX, Westcave Protect), Brewer’s Sparrow 190 (AZ, Avra Valley), Black-throated Sparrow 215 (AZ, Portal), 5-striped Sparrow 4 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Lark Sparrow 734 (CA, Cachuma), Lark Bunting 821 (TX, Comstock), Fox Sparrow 464 (CA, Arcata), Fox Sparrow (Sooty) 301 (OR, Columbia Estuary), Fox Sparrow (Thick-billed) 4 (CA, Folsom), Fox Sparrow (Slate-colored) 5 (AZ, Carefree), and Fox Sparrow (Purple) 51 (NY, L.I.: Queens).
Darkish-eyed Junco (Oregon) 3928 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Darkish-eyed Junco (Slate-colored) 3444 (IL, Rockford), Darkish-eyed Junco (cismontanus) 10 (CO, Fort Collins), Darkish-eyed Junco (Pink-sided) 112 (CO, Penrose), Darkish-eyed Junco (White-winged) 51 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Darkish-eyed Junco (Grey-headed) 462 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), and Darkish-eyed Junco (Purple-backed) 74 (AZ, Flagstaff-Mt. Elden), Yellow-eyed Junco 35 (AZ, Santa Catalina Mountains), White-crowned Sparrow 3726 (CA, Stockton), White-crowned Sparrow (oriantha) 2 (AZ, Tucson Valley), White-crowned Sparrow (Gambel’s) 477 (CA, Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley), White-crowned Sparrow (Yellow-billed) 18 (CA, Morro Bay), and White-crowned Sparrow (pugetensis) 65 (CA, Tall Timber), Golden-crowned Sparrow 2004 (CA, San Francisco), Harris’s Sparrow 372 (KS, Udall-Winfield), White-throated Sparrow 3444 (VA, Fort Belvoir), Sagebrush Sparrow 199 (NM, Sevilleta N.W.R.), Bell’s Sparrow (canescens) 21 (CA, China Lake), Bell’s Sparrow (belli) 11 (CA, Carrizo Plain), Vesper Sparrow 229 (AZ, Buenos Aires N.W.R.), Savannah Sparrow 2791 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Savannah Sparrow (Savannah) 230 (MD, Ocean Metropolis), Savannah Sparrow (Ipswich) 66 (NJ, Barnegat), Savannah Sparrow (Belding’s) 128 (CA, Orange County [coastal]), Savannah Sparrow (Giant-billed) 1 (CA, San Diego), Track Sparrow 2222 (OH, Wilmot), Lincoln’s Sparrow 185 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches), Swamp Sparrow 641 (MD, Crisfield), Canyon Towhee 136 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Abert’s Towhee 460 (AZ, Tucson Valley), California Towhee 624 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Rufous-crowned Sparrow 56 (CA, Thousand Oaks), Inexperienced-tailed Towhee 89 (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), Noticed Towhee 633 (OR, Eugene), and Jap Towhee 302 (TN, Reelfoot Lake).
Hepatic Tanager 17 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Summer time Tanager 8 (CA, San Diego), Scarlet Tanager cw (IA, Ames), Western Tanager 17 (CA, Los Angeles), Northern Cardinal 1859 (OH, Ragersville), Pyrrhuloxia 157 (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), Rose-breasted Grosbeak 1 (CA, Morro Bay, Orange County [coastal], Santa Cruz County and Ventura; LA, Franklin; NM, Hillsboro; OH, Western Hamilton County; and TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Black-headed Grosbeak 1 (CA, Oakland and Palo Alto; and TX, Jackson-Calhoun Counties), Blue Grosbeak 1 (AZ, Nogales and Portal; and FL, Homestead and St. Petersburg), Lazuli Bunting 13 (AZ, Nogales), Indigo Bunting 33 (FL, Sarasota), Painted Bunting 79 (FL, Homestead), and Dickcissel 2 (TX, Cypress Creek).
Purple-winged Blackbird 1,600,000 (TX, Lake Meredith [east]), Tricolored Blackbird 3038 (CA, Panoche Valley), Western Meadowlark 2490 (CA, Wallace-Bellota), Jap Meadowlark 1149 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Household Ranches), Jap Meadowlark (Lilian’s) 45 (AZ, Appleton-Whittell), Yellow-headed Blackbird 11,067 (TX, McNary), Rusty Blackbird 468 (NC, Durham), Brewer’s Blackbird 11,453 (CA, Rio Cosumnes), Frequent Grackle 889,106 (IL, Rend Lake), Boat-tailed Grackle 13,278 (LA, Palmetto Island), Nice-tailed Grackle 15,623 (LA, Palmetto Island), Shiny Cowbird 1 (AL, Gulf Shores), Bronzed Cowbird 273 (TX, Weslaco), Brown-headed Cowbird 34,550 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Orchard Oriole 1 (CA, Centerville Seaside to King Salmon and Santa Barbara; and OR, Florence), Hooded Oriole 4 (TX, Harlingen), Bullock’s Oriole 5 (CA, San Diego), Spot-breasted Oriole 9 (FL, Dade County), Altamira Oriole 29 (TX, Harlingen), Audubon’s Oriole 5 (TX, Choke Canyon and Love Creek), Baltimore Oriole 49 (FL, Gainesville), and Scott’s Oriole 7 (CA, Morongo Valley).
Brambling 2 (WA, Neah Bay), Grey-crowned Rosy-Finch 250 (AK, Homer; and CA, Bishop), Black Rosy-Finch 137 (WY, Dubois), Brown-capped Rosy-Finch 65 (CO, Fairplay), Pine Grosbeak 853 (AK, Fairbanks), Maui Alauahio 2 (HI, Maui: Haleakala N.P.-Pu’u O Kaka’e), Apapane 437 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Iiwi 53 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Akiapolaau 13 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Anianiau 1 (HI, Kaua’i: Waimea), Hawaii Amakihi 128 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Hawaii Amakihi (Maui) 25 (HI, Maui: Haleakala N.P.-Pu’u O Kaka’e), Oahu Amakihi 46 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Kauai Amakihi 5 (HI, Kaua’i: Waimea), Hawaii Creeper 1 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), and Hawaii Akepa 3 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano).
Home Finch 6695 (CA, Stockton), Purple Finch 600 (CA, Claremont), Cassin’s Finch 299 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Purple Crossbill 191 (AK, Ketchikan), Purple Crossbill (Western Hemlock or sort 3) 17 (WA, Neah Bay), Purple Crossbill (Sitka Spruce or sort 10) 41 (WA, Neah Bay), White-winged Crossbill 105 (AK, Haines), Frequent Redpoll 905 (AK, Fairbanks), Hoary Redpoll 3 (AK, Shageluk), Pine Siskin 634 (CA, Level Reyes Peninsula), Lesser Goldfinch 1450 (OR, Portland), Lawrence’s Goldfinch 430 (CA, Grass Mountain), American Goldfinch 1365 (MA, Harmony), European Goldfinch 30 ex (WI, Racine), Island Canary 797 (HI, Halfway Atoll), Yellow-fronted Canary 253 (HI, Hawai’i: Hilo), Night Grosbeak 306 (NY, Saranac Lake), Home Sparrow 4236 (IA, Davenport), and Eurasian Tree Sparrow 702 (IA, Burlington).
Orange-cheeked Waxbill 6 (HI, Maui: I’ao Valley), Frequent Waxbill 1119 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Purple Avadavat 54 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), African Silverbill 132 (HI, Moloka’i: Kualapu’u), Scaly-breasted Munia 248 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Chestnut Munia 289 (HI, Maui: Hana), Java Sparrow 881 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), and Pin-tailed Whydah 91 ex (CA, Orange County [coastal]).
