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Four Days in May
Checklist for Golden Gate Audubon Field Trip: 130 species

(For codes, see key at foot of page)

Canada Goose	j
Tundra Swan	97 south of KF
Wood Duck	H
Gadwall	K
Mallard	H, K, j
Blue-winged Teal	K (Township Road)
Cinnamon Teal	K, H, M
Shoveler	K
Canvasback	K (CA)
Redhead	KE
Ring-necked Duck	KE
Lesser Scaup	K
Common Merganser	K, B, j
Ruddy Duck	KE
Mountain Quail	H,D *
Pied-billed Grebe	KE, j
Eared Grebe	K
Clark’s Grebe	KE
Western Grebe	K, KE
American White Pelican	H, KE, K
Double-crested Cormorant	H, KE, K, j
Great Blue Heron	K, KE, H
Great Egret	K, KE
White-faced Ibis	K
Turkey Vulture	ubiquitous
Osprey	H, KE, K
White-tailed Kite	K
Bald Eagle	H, KE, K
Harrier	K
Cooper’s Hawk	G
Swainson’s Hawk	K
Red-tailed Hawk	ubiquitous
Golden Eagle	K
Am.Kestrel	Mt. Lassen #
Va. Rail	M
American Coot	K, KE
Sandhill Crane	H, K
Killdeer	K
Black-necked Stilt	K
Am. Avocet	K
Willet	K
Spotted Sandpiper	H, K, KE
Wilson’s Snipe	H, K, M
Wilson’s Phalarope	K
Ring-billed Gull	H, K, KE
California Gull	K
Forster’s Tern	K, KE
Black Tern	K, KE
Rock Pigeon	H
Band-tailed Pigeon	H
Mourning Dove	H, K, G, Ashland
Western Screech-Owl	Granite Street, Ashland
Black Swift	B #
Vaux’s Swift	Ashland
Anna’s Hummingbird
Calliope Hummingbird	T
Rufous Hummingbird	A
Acorn Woodpecker	H, D, G
Williamson’s Sapsucker	H
Red-breasted Sapsucker	D, H, A
White-headed Woodpecker	Mt. Lassen#
Black-backed Woodpecker	C
Northern Flicker	H, K, KE, G
Pileated Woodpecker	H *
Olive-sided Flycatcher	D, H, KE, A
Western Wood-pewee	ubiquitous
Dusky Flycatcher	H, A
Black Phoebe	G
Western Kingbird	D, G
Loggerhead Shrike	K
Cassin’s Vireo	H
Steller’s Jay	D, H, KE, A, T
Western Scrub-Jay	D, H, G
Black-billed Magpie	K
American Crow	D, G
Common Raven	H, D, KE, K, A
Horned Lark	M
Tree Swallow	D, H, KE
Violet-green Swallow	D, H, A
Northern Rough-winged Swallow	K
Cliff Swallow	D, H, K, G
Barn Swallow	D, H, K, G
Black-capped Chickadee	D, G
Mtn. Chickadee	H, D, A
Red-breasted Nuthatch	H
White-breasted Nuthatch	KE, B
Pygmy Nuthatch	KE
Brown Creeper	D
Bewick’s Wren	KE
House Wren	KE
Am. Dipper	B
Western Bluebird	G
Mountain Bluebird	H, j
American Robin	ubiquitous
European Starling
Cedar Waxwing	D, KE
Orange-crowned Warbler
Nashville Warbler	T, A
Yellow Warbler	H, KE
Yellow-rumped Warbler	H, KE, A, B
Hermit Warbler	H, A, B
Macgillivray’s Warbler	Upper Granite Street #
Common Yellowthroat	K, KE
Wilson’s Warbler	KE
Yellow-breasted Chat	North Mtn. Park *
Western Tanager	D, H, KE, A, B
Green-tailed Towhee	A
Spotted Towhee	ubiquitous
Chipping Sparrow	D, H, KE, G
Vesper Sparrow	H, D
Savannah Sparrow	D, K
Fox Sparrow	KE
Song Sparrow	H, K, KE
Lincoln’s Sparrow	A
Junco	H, A, B
Black-headed Grosbeak	ubiquitous, constantly singing, j
Lazuli Bunting	D, H, A
Red-winged Blackbird	D, H, KE, K
Tricolored Blackbird	K
Western Meadowlar	D, H, K, G
Yellow-headed Blackbird	KE
Brewer’s Blackbird	D, H, K, G
Brown-headed Cowbird	H, KE, K
Bullock’s Oriole	D, H, KE
Purple Finch	D, H, KE, A, j
House Finch	D, K
Pine Siskin	D, A, Ashland
Lesser Goldfinch	D, G, Ashland
Am. Goldfinch
House Sparrow	D, K

Key

*	heard only
#	only seen by some of the group
A	Mt. Ashland
B	Burney Fall, CA
C	Collier State Park
D	Dead Indian Rd.and Shale City Road, including Willow Witt Ranch
G	Greensprings Road
H	Hyatt Lake and Howard Prairie
j	juveniles born this year
K	Klamath Basin
KE	Klamath Eagle Ridge
M	Klamath Marsh
T	Tolman Creek Road

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Four Days in May Checklist for Golden Gate Audubon Field Trip: 130 species

Four Days in May
Checklist for Golden Gate Audubon Field Trip: 130 species