[TN-Bird] Montgomery County Fall Count Total

From: Daniel Moss <dmoss5@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2011 11:39:47 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
The Warioto Audubon Society covered parts of Montgomery County for the Fall 
North American Migration Count (NAMC) on 17 September 2011. Eight participants, 
including 1 feederwatcher, tallied 80 species (plus 2 Empidinax flycatchers) 
during the count. Notable species for the area included 3 Northern bobwhite, 1 
Great egret, 2 Northern harriers, 2 Eurasian collared-doves, 1 Warbling vireo, 
and 1 Mourning warbler. Weather during the count was sunny with mild 
temperatures and light wind. Observers included Kathy Dewein, Elaine Foust, 
Debbie & Steve Hamilton, Daniel Moss, Cyndi & Steve Routledge, and Rick 
Shipkowski. 

Canada goose - 19
Wood duck - 32
Mallard - 23
Northern bobwhite - 3
Wild turkey - 41
Double-crested cormorant - 1
Great blue heron - 11
Great egret - 1
Green heron - 3
Black vulture - 34
Turkey vulture - 49
Northern harrier - 2
Sharp-shinned hawk - 2
Cooper's hawk - 2
Red-shouldered hawk - 4
Red-tailed hawk - 5
American kestrel - 3
Killdeer - 13
Rock pigeon - 54
Eurasian collared-dove - 2
Mourning dove - 136
Yellow-billed cuckoo - 5
Barred owl - 2
Chimney swift - 27
Ruby-throated hummingbird - 23
Belted kingfisher - 6
Red-headed woodpecker - 3
Red-bellied woodpecker - 29
Downy woodpecker - 9
Hairy woodpecker - 5
Northern flicker - 1
Pileated woodpecker - 5
Eastern wood-pewee - 25
Eastern phoebe - 12
Great crested flycatcher - 2
White-eyed vireo - 6
Yellow-throated vireo - 3
Warbling vireo - 1
Red-eyed vireo - 10
Blue jay - 92
American crow - 82
Northern rough-winged swallow - 253
Purple martin - 5
Carolina chickadee - 66
Tufted titmouse - 32
White-breasted nuthatch - 14
Carolina wren - 53
House wren - 1
Blue-gray gnatcatcher - 3
Eastern bluebird - 62
Swainson's thrush - 1
American robin - 79
Gray catbird - 6
Northern mockingbird - 35
Brown thrasher - 9
European starling - 106
Cedar waxwing - 1
Black-and-white warbler - 1
Mourning warbler - 1
Common yellowthroat - 2
American redstart - 8
Northern parula - 5
Magnolia warbler - 6
Palm warbler - 1
Pine warbler - 2
Yellow-rumped warbler - 5
Eastern towhee - 13
Chipping sparrow - 57
Field sparrow - 13
Summer tanager - 14
Northern cardinal - 108
Rose-breasted grosbeak - 6
Blue grosbeak - 3
Indigo bunting - 40
Eastern meadowlark - 4
Common grackle - 255
Brown-headed cowbird - 38
House finch - 5
American goldfinch - 30
House sparrow - 24


Effort by 4 parties and 1 feederwatcher:
Hours by car: 14.5
Hours by foot: 11.25
Miles by car: 166
Miles by foot: 8
Feeder hours: 3


Daniel Moss
Clarksville, TN


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