BirdsBadlyBaltimore: No magnificent hummingbird, but a Philadelphia Vireo

2013 list

458. Sedge Wren

457. Snow Bunting

456. Common Eider*

455. American Pipit

454. Lincoln's Sparrow

453. Nelson's Sparrow*

452. Breaded Tit*

451. Cetti's Warbler

450. Guillemot*

449. Shag*

448. Balearic Shearwater*

447. Little Gull*

446. Sooty Shearwater*

445. Arctic Skua*

444. Fulmar*

443. Manx Shearwater*

442. Great Skua*

441. Yellow Wagtail

440. Red-legged Partridge

439. Mistletoe Thrush

438. Mediterranean Gull

437. Mandarin Duck

436. Dart ford Warbler*

435. Hobby*

434. Common Scoter*

433. Black-legged Kittiwake*

432. Little Owl*

431. Barnacle Goose

430. Ring-necked Parakeet

429. Swallow-tailed Kite*

428. Mississippi Kite*

427. Pectoral Sandpiper

426. Clapper Rail

425. Eastern Screech Owl

424. Black Skimmer

423. Yellow-breasted Chat

422. Upland Sandpiper*

421. Piping Plover

420. Sandwich Tern

419. Virginia Rail

418. Brown-headed Nuthatch

417. Seaside Sparrow

416. Glossy Ibis

415. American Oystercatcher

414. Common Tern

413. Great Horned Owl

412. Stilt Sandpiper

411. Sandhill Crane

410. Black Tern

409. Kirtland's Warbler*

408. Clay-colored Sparrow*

407. Royal Tern

406. Western Sandpiper

405. Short-billed Dowitcher

404. Tricolored Heron

403. Henslow's Sparrow

402. Hooded Warbler

401. Broad-winged Hawk

400. Blackburnian Warbler

399. Black-throated Green Warbler

398. Northern Waterthrush

397. Rose-breasted Grosbeak

396. Purple Finch

395. Semipalmated Plover

394. Semipalmated Sandpiper

393. Lesser Yellowlegs

392. Least Bittern

391. Blue Grosbeak

390. Kentucky Warbler*

389. Painted Bunting*

388. White-eyed Vireo

387. Least Tern

386. Worm-eating Warbler
385. Cerulean Warbler*
384. Willow Flycatcher
383. Warbling Vireo
382. Red-headed Woodpecker
381. Horned Lark
380. Grasshopper Sparrow
379. Dickcissel
378. Louisiana Waterthrush
377. Blue-winged Warbler
376. Prothonotary Warbler
375. Cape May Warbler*
374. Summer Tanager
373. Acadian Flycatcher
372. Chestnut-sided Warbler
371. Eastern Whip-poor-will
370. Common Nighthawk
369. Yellow-billed Cuckoo
368. Magnolia Warbler
367. Blackpoll Warbler
366. Ruby-throated Hummingbird
365. Yellow-throated Vireo
364. Swainson's Thrush
363. Northern Parula
362. Black-throated Blue Warbler
361. Prairie Warbler
360. Scarlet Tanager
359. Bobolink
358. Orchard Oriole
357. Baltimore Oriole
356. Eastern Wood-Pewee
355. Great Crested Flycatcher
354. Red-eyed Vireo
353. Veery
352. Ovenbird
351. Black-and-white Warbler
350. American Redstart
349. Solitary Sandpiper
348. Indigo Bunting
347. Wood Thrush
346. Gray Catbird
345. Spotless Starling
344. Tawny Owl
343. Common Greenshank
342. Curlew Sandpiper
341. Sedge Warbler
340. Eurasian Griffon
339. Booted Eagle
338. Common Swift
337. Eurasian Wryneck
336. Iberian Chiffchaff
335. Whinchat
334. Melodious Warbler
333. Spotted Flycatcher
332. European Pied Flycatcher
331. Purple Sandpiper
330. Black Swan
329. Common Sandpiper
328. Spotted Redshank
327. Whimbrel
326. Bar-tailed Godwit
325. Willow Warbler
324. Eurasian Reed-Warbler
323. Garden Warbler
322. Greater Whitethroat
321. Chimney Swift
320. Eastern Kingbird
319. Black-capped Chickadee
318. Spotted Towhee
317. California Quail
316. American Dipper
315. Chukar
314. Clark's Grebe
313. American White Pelican
312. Long-billed Curlew
311. Marbled Godwit
310. Sage Thrasher
309. Western Meadowlark
308. Yellow-headed Blackbird
307. White-faced Ibis
306. Swainson's Hawk
305. California Gull
304. Black-billed Magpie
303. Steller's Jay
302. Mountain Chickadee
301. Pygmy Nuthatch
300. Townsend's Solitaire
299. Mountain Bluebird
298. Cassin's Finch
297. Wild Turkey
296. Plumbeous Vireo
295. Western Bluebird
294. Pine Siskin
293. Canyon Wren
292. Black-chinned Sparrow
291. White-throated Swift
290. Black-throated Sparrow
289. Ladder-backed Woodpecker
288. Western Scrub-Jay
287. Costa's Hummingbird
286. Ash-throated Flycatcher
285. Rock Wren
284. Sage Sparrow
283. Lesser Goldfinch
282. Say's Phoebe
281. Redhead
280. Sora
279. Common Gallinule
278. Black-necked Stilt
277. Cliff Swallow
276. Black-tailed Gnatcatcher
275. Crissal Thrasher
274. Common Yellowthroat
273. Abert's Towhee
272. Black Phoebe
271. Vermilion Flycatcher
270. Western Kingbird
269. Yellow Warbler
268. Brewer's Sparrow
267. Cinnamon Teal
266. Gambel's Quail
265. Indian Peafowl
264. Black-chinned Hummingbird
263. Anna's Hummingbird
262. Violet-green Swallow
261. Verdin
260. Phainopepla
259. Lucy's Warbler
258. Nashville Warbler
257. Black-throated Gray Warbler
256. Wilson's Warbler
255. White-crowned Sparrow
254. Brewer's Blackbird
253. Great-tailed Grackle
252. Marsh Wren

251. Little Blue Heron

250. Cattle Egret

249. Yellow-throated Warbler *

248. Pine Warbler

247. House Wren

246. Caspian Tern

245. Northern Rough-winged Swallow

244. Green Heron

243. Blue-headed Vieo

242. Spotted Sandpiper

241. Brown Thrasher

240. Hermit Thrush

239. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher

238. Tree Swallow

237. Orange-crowned Warbler *

236. Palm Warbler

235. Rusty Blackbird

234. Water Pipit *

233. Little Ringed Plover *

232. Green Sandpiper

231. European Serin

230. Common Raven

229. Crested Tit

228. Eurasian Siskin *

227. Grey-headed Woodpecker

226. Marsh Tit

225. Garganey *

224. Eurasian Marsh-Harrier

223. Lesser Spotted Woodpecker *

222. Alpine Swift *

221. Peregrine Falcon

220. Redwing

219. Northern Wheatear

218. Cirl Bunting *

217. Common Cuckoo *

216. Little Grebe

215. Yellow-legged Gull *

214. Barn Swallow

213. Common House Martin

212. Common Buzzard

211. Brambling

210. Eurasian Linnet

209. Bluethroat *

208. Tree Pipit *

207. Yellowhammer

206. Hawfinch

205. Black Kite

204. White-throated Dipper *

203. Gray Wagtail

202. Blackcap

201. Black Redstart

200. Pink-footed Goose *

199. Graylag Goose

198. Eqyptian Goose

197. Gray Partirdge *

196. Ring-necked Pheasant

195. Red Kite *

194. European Golden Plover *

193. Common Snipe

192. Stock Dove *

191. Eurasian Collared Dove

190. Bank Swallow

189. Common Chiffchaff

188. Eurasian Bullfinch

187. Eurasian Bullfinch

186. Blue-winged Teal

185. Common Grackle

(Dunlin and Mallard double-counted - 182)

184. Merlin

183. Yellow-crowned Night-heron

182. Brown-headed Cowbird

181. Sharp-shinned Hawk

180. Wood Duck

179. American Woodcock *

178. American Wigeon

177. American Coot

176. Red-cockaded Woodpecker *

175. Gray Catbird

174. White-winged Scoter

173. Purple Martin

172. Horned Grebe

171. Surf Scoter

170. Black Scoter

169. Northern Harrier

168. Snowy Egret

167. Long-billed Dowitcher *

148. Least Sandpiper

147. Dunlin

166. Osprey

165. Great Egret

164. Laughing Gull

163. Sanderling

162. Wilson's Snipe

161. Tundra Swan

160. White Ibis *

159. American Avocet

158. Eastern Meadowlark

157. Savannah Sparrow

156. Red-throated Loon

155. Forster's Tern

154. Razorbill *

153. Willet

152. Common Loon

151. Yellow-rumped Warbler

150. Boat-tailed Grackle

149. Bonaparte's Gull

148. Red-breasted Merganser (repeat of Europe: Least Sandpiper)

147. American White Pelican (photo review suggests Brown; Dunlin)

146. Brown Pelican

145. Snow Goose

144. Northern Gannet

143. Common Grackle

142. Ross's Goose

Below here UK; Above here US.

141. Stonechat @

140. Bullfinch

139. Reed Bunting

138. Kingfisher

137. Goldfinch

136. Greater Spotted Woodpecker

135. Sparrowhawk

134. Great Cormorant

133. Lesser Black-backed Gull

132. Gadwall

131 Eurasian Jay

130. Green Woodpecker

129. Chaffinch

128. Eurasian Wren

127. Rook

126. Water Rail *

125. Song Thrush

124. Pochard

123. Great Crested Grebe

122. Fieldfare

121. Lesser Redpoll *

120. Goldcrest

119. Treecreeper

118. Blue Tit

117. Long-tailed Tit

116. Firecrest *

115. Nuthatch

114. Tufted Duck

113. Mute Swan

112. Black-tailed Godwit

111. Rock Pipit

110. Common Ringed Plover

109. Red-breasted Merganser

108. Eurasian Kestrel

107. Eurasian Wigeon

106. Pintail

105. Red Knot *

104. Dunlin

103. Ruddy Turnstone

102. Grey/Black-bellied Plover

101. Redshank

100. Oystercatcher

99. Meadow Pipit

98. Little Egret

97. Skylark @

96. Eurasian Curlew

95. Shoveler

94. Lapwing

93. Coot

92. Shelduck

91. Common Gull

90. Grey Heron

89. Magpie

88. Moorhen

87. Brent/Brant Goose

86. Black-headed Gull

85. Eurasian Teal

84. White Wagtail (Pied)

83. Blackbird

82. Coal Tit

81. Robin

80. Dunnock

79. Wood Pigeon

78. Jackdaw

77. Carrion Crow

Above here in UK

76. Barred Owl

75. Ring-necked Duck

74. Killdeer

73. American Black Duck

72. Hooded Merganser

71. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

70. Eastern Phoebe

69. Cedar Waxwing

68. Brown Creeper

67. White-winged Crossbill

66. Fox Sparrow

65. Eastern Towhee

64. Common Merganser

63. Pied-billed Grebe

62. Canvasback

61. Swamp Sparrow

60. Pileated Woodpecker

59. Mourning Dove

58. Black-crowned Night Heron

57. Bald Eagle

56. Short-eared Owl

55. Ruby-crowned Kinglet

54. Golden-crowned Kinglet

53. American Robin

52. Northern Saw-whet Owl *

51. Northern Flicker

50. Red-bellied Woodpecker

49. Hairy Woodpecker

48. Downy Woodpecker

47. Red-winged Blackbird

46. Mallard

45. American Kestrel

44. Red-tailed Hawk

43. Fish Crow

42. American Tree Sparrow

41. Field Sparrow

40. Eastern Bluebird

39. Chipping Sparrow

38. Long-eared Owl *

37. Red-breasted Nuthatch

36. Red Crossbill @

35. Red-shouldered Hawk

34. Belted Kingfisher

33. Blue Jay

32. Winter Wren

31. White-throated Sparrow

30. American Goldfinch

29. Tufted Titmouse

28. Carolina Chickadee

27. Dark-eyed Junco

26. Northern Cardinal

25. Carolina Wren

24. Song Sparrow

23. Common Goldeneye

22. Greater Scaup

21. Great Blue Heron

20. Canada Goose

19. Ruddy Duck

18. Long-tailed Duck *

17. Great Black-backed Gull

16. American Herring Gull

15. Harlequin Duck

14. Lesser Scaup

13. Bufflehead

12. Turkey Vulture

11. House Finch

10. American Crow

9. Black Vulture

8. Northern Mockingbird

7. Cooper's Hawk

6. Mallard

5. Double-crested Cormorant

4. Starling

3. Ring-billed Gull

2. Rock Pigeon

1. Eurasian House Sparrow

BirdsBadlyBaltimore

Saturday, 15 September 2012

No magnificent hummingbird, but a Philadelphia Vireo

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