[TN-Bird] Nashville Spring Count results
- From: JanKShaw@xxxxxxx
- To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 11 May 2011 12:53:18 -0400 (EDT)
The Nashville Spring Count was held on Saturday, May 7, and totaled 158
species. This was much better than last year's 143, which was right after
the flood. It helped to have a cool, clear morning and clouds in the
afternoon to keep the temperature down. Thirty-two warbler species were seen,
only missing Golden-winged, Orange-crowned, Black-throated Blue, Swainson's,
and Connecticut. Some of the highlights included a late American Black Duck
at Radnor Lake, 23 Northern Bobwhite in four areas,1 Snowy Egret at Old
Hickory Lake, 3 Bald Eagles, 1 Semipalmated Plover in Rutherford Co., 1
Black-billed Cuckoo at Shelby Bottoms, 2 Scissor-tailed Flycatchers in
Rutherford Co., 1 Bank Swallow at Percy Priest Lake, 1 Sedge Wren in Cheatham
Co., 1
Mourning Warbler at Radnor Lake, 10 Grasshopper Sparrows in Rutherford
Co., 1 Lincoln's Sparrow at Bells Bend, 21 Dickcissels in two areas, 21
Bobolinks in three areas, and 1 Purple Finch at Radnor Lake. Thank you to all
who helped with the count and to Scott Block who hosted the compilation and
compiled the numbers.
CANADA GOOSE - 190
WOOD DUCK - 52
AM. BLACK DUCK - 1
MALLARD - 103
BLUE-WINGED TEAL - 16
WILD TURKEY - 50
NORTHERN BOBWHITE - 23
COMMON LOON - 2
PIED-BILLED GREBE - 4
DBL-CR CORMORANT - 151
GREAT BLUE HERON - 166
GREAT EGRET - 14
SNOWY EGRET - 1
GREEN HERON - 12
BLK-CR NIGHT-HERON - 18
YEL-CR NIGHT-HERON - 7
BLACK VULTURE - 248
TURKEY VULTURE - 79
OSPREY - 5
BALD EAGLE - 3
COOPER'S HAWK - 5
ACCIPTER SP. - 2
RED-SH. HAWK - 4
BROAD-WG HAWK - 4
RED-TAILED HAWK - 20
AM KESTREL - 12
AM COOT - 1
SEMIPALM PLOVER - 1
KILLDEER - 47
SPOTTED SANDPIPER - 33
SOLITARY SANDPIPER - 18
LESS YELLOWLEGS - 7
LEAST SANDPIPER - 58
RING-BILLED GULL - 29
CASPIAN TERN - 1
FORSTER'S TERN - 17
ROCK PIGEON - 46
EUR COL-DOVE - 5
MOURNING DOVE - 170
YEL-BIL CUCKOO - 11
BLK-BIL CUCKOO - 1
E SCREECH-OWL - 2
GR HORNED OWL - 5
BARRED OWL - 20
COM NIGHTHAWK - 4
CHUCK-WILL'S-WIDOW - 2
WHIP-POOR-WILL - 2
CHIMNEY SWIFT - 116
RUBY-THR HUMMINGBIRD - 14
BELTED KINGFISHER - 7
RED-HD WOODPECKER - 4
RED-BEL WOODPECKER - 77
YEL-BEL SAPSUCKER - 2
DOWNY WOODPECKER - 35
HAIRY WOODPECKER - 2
NO FLICKER - 9
PILEATED WOODPECKER - 30
E WOOD-PEWEE - 61
ACADIAN FLYCATCHER - 21
LEAST FLYCATCHER - 1
E PHOEBE - 31
GR CREST FLYCATCHER - 47
E KINGBIRD - 84
SCISS-TAIL FLYCATCHER - 2
LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE - 1
WHITE-EYED VIREO - 56
YEL-THR VIREO - 6
BLUE-HEADED VIREO - 1
WARBLING VIREO - 17
PHILADELPHIA VIREO - 2
RED-EYED VIREO - 119
BLUE JAY - 123
AM CROW - 97
PURPLE MARTIN - 58
TREE SWALLOW - 22
NO RGH-WG SWALLOW - 76
BANK SWALLOW - 1
CLIFF SWALLOW - 364
BARN SWALLOW - 151
CAROLINA CHICKADEE - 122
TUFTED TITMOUSE - 125
WH-BR NUTHATCH - 35
CAROLINA WREN - 98
HOUSE WREN - 3
SEDGE WREN - 1
RUBY-CR KINGLET - 3
BL-GR GNATCATCHER - 108
E BLUEBIRD - 162
VEERY - 7
GRAY-CH THRUSH - 12
SWAINSON'S THRUSH - 125
HERMIT THRUSH - 2
WOOD THRUSH - 31
AMERICAN ROBIN - 188
GRAY CATBIRD - 27
NO MOCKINGBIRD - 163
BROWN THRASHER - 31
EURO STARLING - 657
CEDAR WAXWING - 10
BLUE-WG WARBLER - 5
TENNESSEE WARBLER - 163
NASHVILLE WARBLER - 16
NORTHERN PARULA - 28
YELLOW WARBLER - 24
CHESTNUT-S WARBLER - 25
MAGNOLIA WARBLER - 13
CAPE MAY WARBLER - 4
YEL-RUMPED WARBLER - 37
BLK-THR GR WARBLER - 22
BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER - 6
YEL-THR WARBLER - 10
PINE WARBLER - 5
PRAIRIE WARBLER - 44
PALM WARBLER - 11
BAY-BR WARBLER - 28
BLACKPOLL WARBLER - 42
CERULEAN WARBLER - 2
BLK-N-WH WARBLER - 7
AM REDSTART - 12
PROTHONOTARY WARBLER - 11
WORM-EATING WARBLER - 22
OVENBIRD - 22
NO WATERTHRUSH - 21
LA WATERTHRUSH - 8
KENTUCKY WARBLER - 21
MOURNING WARBLER - 1
COM YELLOWTHROAT - 93
HOODED WARBLER - 19
WILSON'S WARBLER - 3
CANADA WARBLER - 5
YELLOW-BR CHAT - 62
SUMMER TANAGER - 89
SCARLET TANAGER - 38
EASTERN TOWHEE - 105
CHIPPING SPARROW - 31
FIELD SPARROW - 147
SAVANNAH SPARROW - 7
GRASSHOPPER SP - 10
SONG SPARROW - 24
LINCOLN'S SPARROW - 1
SWAMP SPARROW - 1
WHITE-THR SPARROW - 7
WHITE-CR SPARROW - 15
NO CARDINAL - 332
ROSE-BR GROSBEAK - 31
BLUE GROSBEAK - 23
INDIGO BUNTING - 259
DICKCISSEL - 21
BOBOLINK - 21
RED-WG BLACKBIRD - 195
E MEADOWLARK - 84
COM GRACKLE - 130
BRN-HEAD COWBIRD - 115
ORCHARD ORIOLE - 41
BALTIMORE ORIOLE - 13
PURPLE FINCH - 1
HOUSE FINCH - 35
AM GOLDFINCH - 94
HOUSE SPARROW - 96
TOTAL BIRDS - 7977
TOTAL SPECIES - 158
Jan Shaw and Scott Block, compilers
Nashville, TN
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