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requests, for those of you that are recording the Birds of Rappahannock. According to my tally, we are now up to 64 species. Nice job from you all. Have a nice April and continue calling your birds in to Bruce Jones 675-3152 or bsjonz® earthlink.net.
Bird sightings
to date:
1. Great Blue Heron 2. Canada Goose 3. Wood Duck 4. Mallard 5. American Black Duck 6. American Widgeon 7. Ring-necked Duck 8. Bufflehead 9. Hooded Merganser 10. Black Vulture 11. Northern Harrier 12. Sharp-shinned Hawk 13. Red-tailed Hawk 14. Bald Eagle 15. American Kestrel 16. Wild Turkey 17. American Woodcock 18. Common Snipe 19. Mourning Dove 20. Bam Owl 21. Eastern Screech Owl 22. Belted Kingfisher 23. Red-bellied Woodpecker 24. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 25. Downy Woodpecker 26. Northern Flicker 27. Pileated Woodpecker 28. Eastern Phoebe 29. Blue Jay 30. American Crow 31. Purple Martin 32. Tree Swallow 33. Tufted Titmouse 34. Carolina Chickadee 35. White-breasted Nuthatch 36. Brown Creeper 37. Carolina Wren 38. Golden-crowned Kinglet 39. Eastern Bluebird 40. American Robin 41. Hermit Thrush 42. Northern Mockingbird 43. Brown Thrasher 44. European Starling 45. Turkey Vulture 46. Cedar Waxwing 47. Yellow-rumpedWarbler 48. Pine Warbler 49. Northern Cardinal 50. Eastern Tbwhee 51. American Tree Sparrow 52. Chipping Sparrow 53. White-throated Sparrow 54. White-crowned Sparrov ^>5. Fox Sparrow 56. Song Sparrow 57. Dark-eyed Junco 58. Eastern Meadowlark 59. Red-winged Blackbird 60. Common Grackle 61. Purple Finch 62. House Finch 63. Pine Siskin 64. American Goldfinch
96.4%