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[TN-Bird] Knoxville CBC results
- From: K Dean EDWARDS <kde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Tennessee Birds <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2005 09:00:46 -0500 (EST)
Wallace's post reminded me that I never posted the full results
for the Knoxville CBC. So, for those interested, here goes.
Some of the highlights have been posted before so brief details
here.
And to follow up once again on Mike Roedel's great talk at the
KTOS meeting last night, ... a reminder that spring counts are
just around the corner. The Knox Co. count will be held on
Sunday, 24 April 2005. Let's keep up the great effort and
support for these counts here in Knoxville. Please contact
me if you are interested in participating.
Dean Edwards
Knoxville, TN
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Knoxville CBC
2 Jan 2005
A record 96 species were found on count day plus another
4 during count week to put the count at 100 species
during the count period for the first time ever.
44 observers participated.
We added Northern Waterthrush to the count; this is the
eighth warbler species during the count history. An
American Black Duck X Mallard hybrid was also reported
for the first time on this count. 156 species have been
recorded in the history of the Knoxville CBC which dates
back to 1902.
Other good birds included Merlin (3rd time on count),
Gray Catbird (CW, 5th time on count), and Lapland
Longspur (CW, 2nd time on count). Common Goldeneye
and Horned Lark were good finds given recent trends
whereas they were fairly regular in the past. A good
owling effort produced 19 owls of 3 species. 14(+1CW)
species of waterfowl were reported.
We set record high-counts for 13 species including
Ring-necked Duck, Wild Turkey, Double-crested Cormorant,
Great Blue Heron, Cooper's Hawk, Eastern Phoebe, Carolina
Chickadee, Tufted Titmouse, White-breasted Nuthatch,
Brown-headed Nuthatch, Northern Mockingbird, Field Sparrow,
and Northern Cardinal (1008 almost doubles the previous
high of 583). Large numbers of Chipping Sparrow were
also reported resulting in the 2nd largest total ever
for this count.
Big misses include Rufous Hummingbird (missed for first
time in 6 years), Great Egret (2nd miss since 1990),
Northern Bobwhite (only found 2 times last 13 years),
Lesser Scaup, Rusty Blackbird and Pine Siskin.
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Knoxville Christmas Bird Count
Sunday, 2 Jan 2005
Weather:
Low: 45F High: 58F
AM: scattered showers, mostly cloudy
PM: mostly cloudy
Precip: 0.02" rain
Winds: W, calm
Notes: all water open, no snow cover
Parties: 22-23 (includes 1 FW party and 4 that also did owling)
Observers: 44 (includes 1 FW)
See below for names.
Species: 96 + 4CW
Individuals: 20,246
Birds per party hour: 133
Party hours and miles:
By foot: 86.72 hrs and 68.4 miles
By car: 54.55 hrs and 535.2 miles
Owling: 4.67 hrs and 12.5 miles
Feederwatching: 6.7 hrs
TOTAL: 152.63 hrs and 616.1 miles (includes owling and FW)
Times covered:
00:00 - 00:30
05:55 - 18:15
22:30 - 23:00
849 Canada Goose
4 Wood Duck
52 Gadwall
6 American Wigeon
3 American Black Duck
467 Mallard
1 Am. Black Duck X Mallard hybrid
8 Northern Shoveler
13 Green-winged Teal
2 Canvasback
3 Redhead
131 Ring-necked Duck
-CW- Bufflehead
2 Common Goldeneye
16 Hooded Merganser
1 Ruddy Duck
26 Wild Turkey
22 Pied-billed Grebe
5 Horned Grebe
79 Double-crested Cormorant
180 Great Blue Heron
13 Black-crowned Night-Heron
28 Black Vulture
79 Turkey Vulture
1 Bald Eagle (adult)
1 Northern Harrier
8 Sharp-shinned Hawk
15 Cooper's Hawk
2 Accipiter sp.
14 Red-shouldered Hawk
51 Red-tailed Hawk
10 American Kestrel
1 Merlin
108 American Coot
5 Sandhill Crane
141 Killdeer
8 Wilson's Snipe
156 Bonaparte's Gull
2321 Ring-billed Gull
3 Herring Gull
747 Rock Pigeon
986 Mourning Dove
12 Eastern Screech-Owl
6 Great Horned Owl
1 Barred Owl
41 Belted Kingfisher
-CW- Red-headed Woodpecker
130 Red-bellied Woodpecker
38 Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
131 Downy Woodpecker
15 Hairy Woodpecker
93 "Yellow-shafted" Northern Flicker
20 Pileated Woodpecker
19 Eastern Phoebe
1 Loggerhead Shrike
485 Blue Jay
1064 American Crow
1 Horned Lark
602 Carolina Chickadee
370 Tufted Titmouse
3 Red-breasted Nuthatch
61 White-breasted Nuthatch
16 Brown-headed Nuthatch
6 Brown Creeper
467 Carolina Wren
1 House Wren
20 Winter Wren
56 Golden-crowned Kinglet
39 Ruby-crowned Kinglet
316 Eastern Bluebird
22 Hermit Thrush
1392 American Robin
-CW- Gray Catbird
388 Northern Mockingbird
15 Brown Thrasher
3234 European Starling
27 American Pipit
26 Cedar Waxwing
124 "Myrtle" Yellow-rumped Warbler
4 Pine Warbler
11 Palm Warbler
1 Northern Waterthrush
199 Eastern Towhee
118 Chipping Sparrow
481 Field Sparrow
60 Savannah Sparrow
4 "Red" Fox Sparrow
586 Song Sparrow
85 Swamp Sparrow
823 White-throated Sparrow
12 White-crowned Sparrow
120 "Slate-colored" Dark-eyed Junco
-CW- Lapland Longspur
1008 Northern Cardinal
31 Red-winged Blackbird
75 Eastern Meadowlark
1 Common Grackle
14 Brown-headed Cowbird
5 blackbird sp.
6 Purple Finch
290 House Finch
377 American Goldfinch
125 House Sparrow
Observers:
Jean Alexander
Mark Armstrong
Lyn Bales
Frank Bills
Sharon Bostick
Mark Campen
Jessica Chandler
Raven Chandler
Ed Clebsch
Meredith Clebsch
Gail Clendenen
Steve Clendenen
Marcia Davis
Dean Edwards (compiler)
Chris Foell
Patty Ford
Carole Gobert
Paul Hartigan
Kim Henry
Ron Hoff
Tom Howe
David Howell
Susan Hoyle
Jim Human
Wes James
David Johnson
Kristine Johnson
Tony King
Ed Manous
Janet McKnight
Dan Mooney
Laurie Mooney
Charlie Muise
Dollyann Myers
Charles Nicholson
Joseph Pyle
Michael Ryon
Kelly Roy
Martha Rudolph
Boyd Sharp
David Trently
June Welch
Chris Welsh
Corwin Witt
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