Here is how the voting came out when 25 self-selected Oregon birders (including
several members of the Records Committee) predicted what the next Oregon birds
would be. Previous predictions are available at:
http://www.orbirds.org/predictingnextoregonbird.pdf ;
<http://www.orbirds.org/predictingnextoregonbird.pdf>
Total
Firstplace
Score
voters
Votes
Total
SPECIES
14
10
76
Black Vulture
8
2
38
Black-tailed Gull
7
4
32
Neotropic Cormorant
7
1
17
Nelson's Sparrow
3
1
17
Baird’s Sparrow
4
13
Kittlitz's Murrelet
5
1
13
Cerulean Warbler
5
11
Siberian Accentor
3
1
10
Cave Swallow
4
1
9
Winter Wren
3
1
8
Brown Shrike
3
8
Connecticut Warbler
3
1
8
Least Storm-Petrel
2
6
Eurasian Kestrel
2
6
Greater Pewee
2
6
Craveri's Murrelet
2
5
Common Ringed Plover
2
5
Great BB Gull
1
1
5
Little Curlew
2
5
Olive-backed Pipit
2
5
Temminck's Stint
1
1
5
California Condor
1
5
Yellow-green Vireo
2
5
Royal Tern
1
4
Salvin's Albatross
0
4
Whiskered Auklet
1
3
Common Pochard
1
3
Magnificent Hummer
1
3
White-chinned Petrel
2
3
Yellow-bellied Flyc
1
3
Arctic Warbler
1
3
Mississippi Kite
0
3
Mexican Whippoorwill
2
2
Gray-tailed Tattler
2
2
Aleutian Tern
1
2
Inca Dove
1
1
Dusky Thrush
1
1
Eastern Meadowlark
0
1
Dusky Warbler
1
1
Gull-billed Tern
1
1
Redwing
0
0
BB Cuckoo
0
0
Bulwer’s Petrel
0
0
Common Cuckoo
0
0
Common Greenshank
0
0
Eye-browed Thrush
0
0
Far Eastern Curlew
0
0
Field Sparrow
0
0
Great-winged Petrel
0
0
Northern Hobby
0
0
Oriental Turtle-Dove
0
0
Parkinson's Petrel
0
0
Red-faced Warbler
0
0
Sky Lark
0
0
Terek Sandpiper
0
0
Wood Stork
Alan Contreras
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