United States Christmas Bird Counts (CBC) reported 667 species, 81 infraspecific forms (forms), and 40 exotic species (ex). The Mottled Owl at Falcon Dam S.P., TX, was a new species for a U.S. CBC. The Gray-collared Becard and Fan-tailed Warbler at Brownsville, TX, were also new, but they were only found during Count Week (cw). Additional species during cw were Hudsonian Godwit (DE, Bombay Hook N.W.R.), Slaty-backed Gull (IN, Elkhart County), Green-breasted Mango (LA, Thibodaux), Rufous-capped Warbler (AZ, Green Valley-Madera Canyon), and Crimson-collared Grosbeak (TX, Weslaco).
Only one CBC can have the most species in the country, but many counts can have the highest tally of a species. This season 45 states and 388 CBCs had the highest count for at least 1 species. California led all states with high tallies of 125 species, 25 forms, and 20 ex. Texas placed 2nd with high counts of 93 species, 8 forms, 2 ex and 3 cw. Florida was 3rd with high counts for 90 species, 3 forms and 13 ex. These were followed by Hawaii with high tallies for 71 species, 4 forms and 2 ex, Arizona with high tallies for 64 species, 3 forms and 1 cw, Alaska 35 species and 1 form, Washington 22 species and 1 form, Massachusetts 20 species and 2 forms, Oregon 17 species and 4 forms, Louisiana 17 species, 1 form and 1 cw, Colorado 14 species and 9 forms, and New York 12 species and 5 forms. All other states had less than 11 high counts.
Midway Atoll, HI, had the highest tally for 19 species in the country. Homestead, FL, had 17 species, Matagorda County, TX, 16 species, San Diego, CA, 15 species, 7 forms and 3 ex. Kendall Area, FL, had 14 species and 5 ex., O’ahu: Honolulu, HI, 13species, Homestead, FL, and Harlingen, TX, each 11 species. Coot Bay-Everglades and Gainesville, FL, and Volcano, HI, had 10 species. Hawai’i: Volcano and Kaua’a: Lihu’e, HI, and Nogales and Tucson, AZ, each had 9 species. Racho Santa Fe, CA, Hawai’i: North Kona and Kaua’i: Lihu’e, HI, Atascosa Highlands, AZ, reported high counts for 8 species. All other CBCs had high counts on 7 species or less.
All-time high counts were made for 33 species this season. One third of these all-time high records topped or matched the previous highest tally which occurred in the 123rd season. One third more of the new all-time high count records topped or matched older records of the previous decade. The remaining new records were scattered across the previous decades with 4 records tied the all-time highest from 29-41 years ago. A report of 50,000 Bonin Petrels at Laysan Island, HI, 29 years ago was matched at Midway Atoll, HI, this season. One White-eared Hummingbird reported at Ramsey Canyon, AZ, during the 93rd season was also tallied during this season. A Brambling was found on the Kodiak, AK, CBC during the 92nd season and another was reported at Homer, AK, this season. A Roadside Hawk reported at Anzalduas- Bentsen, TX, CBC during the 83rd season was also tallied during the 124th.
Highest tallies of species and their forms on CBCs this season can be found below. The number which ties or exceeds all-time high count records from previous years will be in bold font.
Black-bellied Whistling-Duck 15,403 (LA, Lacassine N.W.R.-Thornwell), Fulvous Whistling-Duck 650 (FL, Zellwood-Mount Dora), Swan Goose 13 ex (FL, Jackson County), Pink-footed Goose 1 (NY, L.I.: Northern Nassau County; RI, South Kingstown), Greater White-fronted Goose 19,971 (CA, Sacramento), Graylag Goose 10 ex (FL, Matanzas), Emperor Goose 1360 (AK, Kodiak), Snow Goose 543,423 (LA, Lacassine N.W.R.-Thornwell), Ross’s Goose 23,879 (CA, Merced N.W.R.), Brant (Atlantic) 34,595 (NY, L.I.: Southern Nassau County), Brant (Black) 2817 (CA, San Diego), Barnacle Goose 1 (NY, Putnam County), Cackling Goose 35,422 (KS, Halstead-Newton), Cackling Goose (Aleutian) 23,232 (CA, Caswell-Westley), Canada Goose 32,126 (MD, St. Michaels), Hawaiian Goose 309 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), Mute Swan 336 (NY, L.I.: Central Suffolk County), Trumpeter Swan 3405 (WA, Skagit Bay), Tundra Swan 12,518 (NC, Pettigrew S.P.), Egyptian Goose 200 (FL, West Palm Beach), and Egyptian Goose 61 ex (CA, Orange County (coastal)).
Muscovy Duck 830 (FL, Kendall Area), Muscovy Duck (Domestic type) 122 ex (TX, Brownsville), Wood Duck 696 (SC, Santee N.W.R.), Mandarin Duck 3 ex (CA, Orange County (coastal), and Sonoma Valley), Gadwall 13,251 (MO, Clarence Cannon N.W.R.), Eurasian Wigeon 24 (WA, Padilla Bay), American Wigeon 23,091 (CA, Peace Valley), American Black Duck 4915 (NY, L.I.: Southern Nassau County), Mallard 62,645 (MO, Loess Bluffs (formerly Squaw Creek) N.W.R.), Mallard (Mexican) 105 (TX, El Paso), Mottled Duck 320 (FL, Gainesville), Mottled Duck (Gulf Coast) 195 (TX, Weslaco), Hawaiian Duck 351 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), Laysan Duck 241 (HI, Midway Atoll), Blue-winged Teal 1637 (SC, Winyah Bay), Cinnamon Teal 1360 (UT, Ogden), Northern Shoveler 26,029 (CA, Peace Valley), Northern Pintail 42,743 (CA, Marysville), Green-winged Teal 11,797 (TX, Attwater Prairie Chicken N.W.R.) and Green-winged Teal (Eurasian) 56 (AK, Shemya Island).
Canvasback 40,439 (IA, Keokuk), Redhead 17,000 (MI, Mackinac Straits), Ring-necked Duck 22,000 (FL, Emeralda-Sunnyhill), Tufted Duck 2 (AK, Unalaska Island), Greater Scaup 8794 (WA, Wahkiakum), Lesser Scaup 17,261 (OH, Gypsum), Steller’s Eider 303 (AK, Kodiak), King Eider 18 (AK, Narrow Cape-Kalsin Bay), Common Eider 55,000 (MA, Tuckernuck Islands), Common Eider (Dresser’s) 227 (ME, Mount Desert Island), Harlequin Duck 957 (AK, Unalaska Island), Surf Scoter 9061 (CA, Oakland), White-winged Scoter 2741 (NY, L.I.: Smithtown), Black Scoter 10,141 (NJ, Cape May), Long-tailed Duck 19,124 (MA, Nantucket), Bufflehead 6024 (CA, Point Reyes Peninsula), Common Goldeneye 14,462 (WI, New Franken), Barrow’s Goldeneye 966 (ID, Lewiston-Clarkston), Hooded Merganser 997 (NY, L.I.: Southern Nassau County), Common Merganser 6147 (CO, Barr Lake), Red-breasted Merganser 3649 (GA, Sapelo Island) and Ruddy Duck 10,220 (MD, Middle River).
Plain Chachalaca 48 (TX, Santa Ana N.W.R.), Helmeted Guineafowl 2 ex (FL, Matanzas), Mountain Quail 9 (CA, Grass Mountain and Tall Trees), Scaled Quail 148 (TX, Balmorhea), California Quail 4629 (OR, Burns), Gambel’s Quail 2004 (AZ, Carefree), Northern Bobwhite 148 (KS, Manhattan), Montezuma Quail 91 (TX, Davis Mountains), Indian Peafowl 105 ex (FL, Kendall Area), Indian Peafowl 2 (HI, Maui: I’ao Valley), Chukar 85 (ID, Howe), Erckel’s Francolin 7 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona and Hawai’i: Volcano), Black Francolin 7 (HI, Kaua’i: Waimea), Gray Francolin 92 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Red Junglefowl 2759 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Red Junglefowl 145 ex (FL, Key West), Ring-necked Pheasant 645 (SD, Huron), Kalij Pheasant 41 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Gray Partridge 200 (WY, Bates Hole), Ruffed Grouse 63 (MN, Isabella), Greater Sage-Grouse 202 (WY, Evanston), Gunnison Sage-Grouse 2 (CO, Gunnison), Spruce Grouse 5 (AK, Denali N.P.), Spruce Grouse 5 (MN, Isabella), Willow Ptarmigan 76 (AK, King Salmon-Naknek), Rock Ptarmigan 31 (AK, Kodiak), White-tailed Ptarmigan 6 (CO, Aspen), Dusky Grouse 1 (WA, Twisp), Sooty Grouse 3 (WA, Port Angeles), Sharp-tailed Grouse 249 (ND, Des Lacs N.W.R.), Greater Prairie-Chicken 89 (MN, Crookston), Greater Prairie-Chicken (Attwater’s) 11 (TX, Attwater Prairie Chicken N.W.R.) and Wild Turkey 809 (ID, Bonners Ferry).
Red-throated Loon 9355 (MA, Nantucket), Pacific Loon 2205 (CA, Crystal Springs), Common Loon 3000 (MA, Martha’s Vineyard), Yellow-billed Loon 6 (AK, Cordova), Least Grebe 82 (TX, Santa Ana N.W.R.), Pied-billed Grebe 476 (AL, Guntersville), Horned Grebe 1063 (TX, Lake O’ the Pines), Red-necked Grebe 344 (WA, Port Townsend), Eared Grebe 1439 (CA, Lake Almanor), Western Grebe 4296 (CA, San Diego), Clark’s Grebe 219 (CA, San Diego), American Flamingo 96 ex (FL, Dade County) and American Flamingo 58 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.).
Laysan Albatross 498,448 (HI, Midway Atoll), Black-footed Albatross 27,562 (HI, Midway Atoll), Short-tailed Albatross 4 (HI, Midway Atoll), Northern Fulmar 148 (CA, Point Reyes Peninsula), Bonin Petrel 50,000 (HI, Midway Atoll), Wedge-tailed Shearwater 2 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Sooty Shearwater 1 (CA, Orange County (coastal), Oceanside-Vista-Carlsbad and Rancho Santa Fe), Short-tailed Shearwater 2 (OR, Lincoln City), Manx Shearwater 3 (NC, Bodie-Pea Island), Black-vented Shearwater 18,470 (CA, Oceanside-Vista-Carlsbad), Ashy Storm-Petrel 1 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe) and Tristram’s Storm-Petrel 5 (HI, Midway Atoll).
White-tailed Tropicbird 9 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), Red-tailed Tropicbird 2 (HI, Midway Atoll), Wood Stork 800 (FL, Gainesville), Magnificent Frigatebird 49 (FL, Crocodile Lake N.W.R. and Dade County), Great Frigatebird 400 (HI, Maui: Hana), Masked Booby 4 (HI, Midway Atoll), Brown Booby 57 (HI, Midway Atoll), Red-footed Booby 3143 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Northern Gannet 7394 (NJ, Cape May), Brandt’s Cormorant 3011 (CA, San Diego), Neotropic Cormorant 814 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Double-crested Cormorant 40,000 (NC, Ocracoke Island), Great Cormorant 143 (RI, Block Island), Red-faced Cormorant 8 (AK, Shemya Island), Pelagic Cormorant 531 (WA, Kitsap County), Anhinga 411 (FL, STA5-Clewiston), American White Pelican 3500 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.) and Brown Pelican 5850 (CA, Point Reyes Peninsula).
American Bittern 21 (CA, Contra Costa County), Least Bittern 13 (AZ, Phoenix-Tres Rios), Bare-throated Tiger-Heron 1 (TX, Falcon Dam and S.P.), Great Blue Heron (Blue form) 518 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Great Blue Heron (White form) 293 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Great Blue Heron (Wurdemann’s) 2 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Great Egret 1528 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Snowy Egret 1559 (GA, Harris Neck N.W.R.), Little Blue Heron 584 (FL, St. Augustine), Tricolored Heron 941 (GA, Harris Neck N.W.R.), Reddish Egret 761 (TX, Coastal Tip), Cattle Egret 10,158 (CA, Salton Sea (south)), Green Heron 80 (FL, West Palm Beach), Black-crowned Night-Heron 301 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Yellow-crowned Night-Heron 92 (CA, Thousand Oaks), White Ibis 4000 (FL, Bay Lake), Glossy Ibis 1700 (FL, Merritt Island N.W.R.), White-faced Ibis 22,577 (LA, Lacassine N.W.R.-Thornwell) and Roseate Spoonbill 345 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh).
Black Vulture 1400 (FL, Lake City), Turkey Vulture 4600 (FL, The Villages-Lake Panasofkee), California Condor 32 (CA, Pinnacles N.M.), Osprey 175 (FL, South Brevard County and Sarasota), White-tailed Kite 61 (CA, Morro Bay), Golden Eagle 28 (CA, Tejon Ranch), Snail Kite 52 (FL, Gainesville), Northern Harrier 184 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Family Ranches), Sharp-shinned Hawk 23 (CA, Point Reyes Peninsula), Cooper’s Hawk 79 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Northern Goshawk 6 (AK, Anchorage), Bald Eagle 1058 (AK, Chilkat), Common Black Hawk 1(AZ, Sedona), Roadside Hawk 1 (TX, Brownsville), Harris’s Hawk 75 (TX, Harlingen), White-tailed Hawk 41 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Gray Hawk 20 (TX, Anzalduas-Bentsen), Red-shouldered Hawk 153 (FL, Gainesville), Broad-winged Hawk 9 (FL, Key West), Hawaiian Hawk 6 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Short-tailed Hawk 27 (FL, Homestead), Zone-tailed Hawk 5 (TX, Falcon Dam and S.P.), Red-tailed Hawk 331 (CA, Point Reyes Peninsula), Red-tailed Hawk (calurus/alascensis) 12 (CA, Tall Trees), Red-tailed Hawk (borealis) 13 (IA, Ames), Red-tailed Hawk (abieticola) 1 (IA, Ames; NY, L.I.: Queens; TN, Reelfoot Lake), Red-tailed Hawk (Harlan’s) 7 (CO, John Martin Reservoir; MT, Ninepipe N.W.R.), Red-tailed Hawk (Krider’s) 4 (LA, Creole), Rough-legged Hawk 59 (MN, Baudette) and Ferruginous Hawk 32 (CA, Etna).
Yellow Rail 6 (LA, Sweet Lake-Cameron Prairie N.W.R.), Black Rail 8 (AZ, Martinez Lake-Yuma), Ridgway’s Rail 29 (CA, Oakland), Ridgway’s Rail (San Francisco Bay) 11 (CA, Richmond), Ridgway’s Rail (Light-footed) 14 (CA, San Diego), Ridgway’s Rail (Yuma) 17 (AZ, Martinez Lake-Yuma), King Rail 17 (FL, Gainesville), Clapper Rail (Atlantic Coast) 76 (FL, St. Augustine), Clapper Rail (Gulf Coast) 37 (TX, Freeport), Virginia Rail 56 (MD, Crisfield), Sora 70 (CA, San Jose), Purple Gallinule 135 (FL, Emeralda-Sunnyhill), Gray-headed Swamphen 90 (FL, West Palm Beach), Common Gallinule 1200 (FL, Zellwood-Mount Dora), Common Gallinule (Hawaiian) 168 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), Hawaiian Coot 130 (HI, Kaua’i: Kapa’a), American Coot 20,051 (AL, Guntersville), Limpkin 100 (FL, Sarasota and West Palm Beach), Sandhill Crane 13,371 (AL, Wheeler N.W.R.) and Whooping Crane 125 (TX, Aransas N.W.R.).
Black-necked Stilt 915 (LA, Lacassine N.W.R.-Thornwell), Black-necked Stilt (Hawaiian) 254 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), American Avocet 4799 (TX, Galveston), American Oystercatcher 1400 (FL, Cedar Key), Black Oystercatcher 393 (AK, Kodiak), Black-bellied Plover 3873 (CA, Hayward-Fremont), American Golden-Plover 1 (IL, Rend Lake), Pacific Golden-Plover 1013 (HI Midway Atoll), Snowy Plover 242 (CA, Santa Barbara), Wilson’s Plover 36 (GA, Little St. Simons Island), Semipalmated Plover 3441 (GA, Sapelo Island), Piping Plover 154 (TX, Coastal Tip), Killdeer 2001 (LA, Palmetto Island), Mountain Plover 36 (TX, Granger), Spotted Sandpiper 67 (CA, Contra Costa County), Solitary Sandpiper 7 (TX, Guadalupe River Delta-McFaddin Family Ranches), Gray-tailed Tattler 3 (HI, Midway Atoll), Wandering Tattler 39 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Greater Yellowlegs 613 (CA, Stockton), Willet 5546 (CA, Palo Alto), Lesser Yellowlegs 336 (TX, Galveston), Whimbrel 175 (CA, Crystal Springs), Bristle-thighed Curlew 54 (HI, Midway Atoll), Long-billed Curlew 2907 (CA, Salton Sea (south)), Hudsonian Godwit cw (DE, Bombay Hook N.W.R.), Bar-tailed Godwit 1 (CA, Hayward-Fremont), Marbled Godwit 6152 (CA, Palo Alto), Ruddy Turnstone 277 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu) and Black Turnstone 445 (AK, Mitkof Island).
Red Knot 544 (CA, San Diego), Surfbird 85 (CA, Santa Cruz County), Ruff 1 (OR, Dallas), Stilt Sandpiper 273 (TX, Laguna Atascosa N.W.R.), Curlew Sandpiper 1 (CA, Palo Alto), Sanderling 1405 (CA, San Diego), Dunlin 21,285 (WA, Skagit Bay), Rock Sandpiper 4900 (AK, Soldotna), Purple Sandpiper 257 (MA, Plymouth), Little Stint 1 CA, San Diego), Least Sandpiper 14,000 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Pectoral Sandpiper 1 (HI, Maui: I’ao Valley; MO, (Horton) Four Rivers; OH, Ottawa N.W.R.), Semipalmated Sandpiper 1 (NJ, Cape May), Western Sandpiper 21,275 (CA, Hayward-Fremont), Short-billed Dowitcher 5500 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Long-billed Dowitcher 2162 (LA, Lacassine N.W.R.-Thornwell), Wilson’s Snipe 438 (FL, Gainesville), American Woodcock 107 (VA, Cape Charles), Wilson’s Phalarope 9 (TX, Bolivar Peninsula) and Red Phalarope 36 (CA, Fort Bragg).
Pomarine Jaeger 5 (MA, Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary), Parasitic Jaeger 37 (FL, Daytona Beach), Dovekie 1271 (MA, Cape Ann), Common Murre 11,600 (OR, Coquille Valley), Thick-billed Murre 1 (MA, Quincy), Razorbill 3060 (NY, L.I.: Montauk), Black Guillemot 63 (ME, Mount Desert Island), Pigeon Guillemot 347 (WA, Port Townsend), Marbled Murrelet 191 (AK, Tenakee Springs), Ancient Murrelet 905 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Cassin’s Auklet 27(CA, Orange County (coastal)), Whiskered Auklet 88 (AK, Shemya Island), Rhinoceros Auklet 232 (WA, Tacoma), Atlantic Puffin 16 (NH, Isles of Shoals), Tufted Puffin 1 (CA, Monterey Peninsula; WA, Kent-Auburn), Black-legged Kittiwake 110 (MA, Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary), Bonaparte’s Gull 5698 (TN, Duck River), Black-headed Gull 4 (RI, South Kingstown), Little Gull 2 (NC, Southern Lake Norman), Laughing Gull 22,004 (GA, Richmond Hill), Franklin’s Gull 72 (OK, Oklahoma City), Heermann’s Gull 509 (CA, Carpinteria), Mew Gull 4424 (CA, Centerville Beach to King Salmon), Ring-billed Gull 35,491 (CA, Salton Sea (south)), Western Gull 3105 (CA, San Diego), Yellow-footed Gull 1 (TX, Tascosa-Seyffert), California Gull 10,053 (CA, Santa Ana River Valley), Herring Gull 41,680 (PA, Southern Bucks County), Thayer’s Gull 752 (WA, Port Angeles), Iceland Gull 79 (MA, Nantucket), Iceland Gull (kumlieni) 4 (MA, Cape Ann), Lesser Black-backed Gull 777 (NC, Kitty Hawk), Slaty-backed Gull cw (IN, Elkhart County; WA, Tri-Cities), Glaucous-winged Gull 2324 (AK, Juneau), Glaucous Gull 15 (MI, Sanilac) and Great Black-backed Gull 2015 (NJ, Cape May).
Brown Noddy 519 (HI, Midway Atoll), Black Noddy 124 (HI, Midway Atoll), Black Noddy (melanogenys) 21 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), White Tern 481 (HI, Midway Atoll), Sooty Tern 2 (HI, Midway Atoll), Gray-backed Tern 1 (HI, Midway Atoll), Gull-billed Tern 232 (LA, Palmetto Island), Caspian Tern 153 (TX, Coastal Tip), Black Tern 1 (TX, Tyler), Common Tern 7 (TX, Galveston), Forster’s Tern 803 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Royal Tern 780 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Sandwich Tern 132 (FL, Sarasota), Elegant Tern 3 (CA, Palos Verdes Peninsula and San Francisco) and Black Skimmer 2850 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.).
Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon) 5287 (NJ, Lower Hudson), White-crowned Pigeon 26 (FL, Key West), Red-billed Pigeon 3 (TX, Falcon Dam and S.P.), Band-tailed Pigeon 3196 (CA, Crystal Springs), Eurasian Collared-Dove 4394 (AZ, Phoenix-Tres Rios), African Collared-Dove 1 ex (CA, Putah Creek and South Fork Valley), Spotted Dove 622 HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Zebra Dove 2151 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Inca Dove 76 (AZ, Phoenix Metro), Common Ground-Dove 122 (TX, Laguna Atascosa N.W.R.), Ruddy Ground-Dove 2 (AZ, Dudleyville), White-tipped Dove 30 (TX, Harlingen), White-winged Dove 4781 (NM, Las Cruces), Mourning Dove 5228 (AZ, Gila River), Mangrove Cuckoo 2 (FL, Kendall Area), Greater Roadrunner 49 (AZ, Gila River) and Groove-billed Ani 3 (TX, Weslaco).
Barn Owl 30 (CA, Putah Creek), Western Screech-Owl 89 (CO, Grand Junction), Eastern Screech-Owl 85 (PA, Upper Bucks County), Whiskered Screech-Owl 3 (AZ, Green Valley-Madera Canyon), Great Horned Owl 134 (CA, Putah Creek), Snowy Owl 4 (WI, Green Bay), Northern Hawk Owl 2 (AK, Kenny Lake), Northern Pygmy-Owl (Pacific) 4 (OR, Upper Nestucca), Northern Pygmy-Owl (Rocky Mts.) 3(CO, Rocky Mountain N.P.), Burrowing Owl 60 (FL, Fort Myers), Mottled Owl 1 NEW (TX, Falcon Dam and S.P.), Spotted Owl 5 (CA, Santa Barbara), Barred Owl 47 (FL, Avon Park A.F. Range), Great Gray Owl 3 (MN, Sax-Zim), Long-eared Owl 14 (CO, Denver (urban)), Short-eared Owl 27 (OK, Hulah Reservoir), Boreal Owl 1 (AK, Eagle Community, Fairbanks and Shageluk; CO, Rocky Mountain N.P. and Steamboat Springs), Northern Saw-whet Owl 22 (MA, Nantucket), Lesser Nighthawk 8 (FL, Long Pine Key), Common Nighthawk 2 (FL, Avon Park A.F. Range), Common Pauraque 24 (TX, Brownsville), Common Poorwill 2 (CA, Contra Costa County and Orange County (northeastern)), Chuck-will’s-widow 3 (FL, Homestead) and Eastern Whip-poor-will 6 (FL, Gainesville).
Vaux’s Swift 21 (CA, San Diego), White-throated Swift 164 (CA, Folsom), Green-breasted Mango (Green-breasted) cw (LA, Thibodaux), Rivoli’s Hummingbird 8 (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), Blue-throated Mountaingem 10 (AZ, Portal), Ruby-throated Hummingbird 115 (FL, Kendall Area), Black-chinned Hummingbird 8 (LA, Thibodaux), Anna’s Hummingbird 1079 (CA, San Francisco), Costa’s Hummingbird 114 (CA, Anza-Borrego Desert), Broad-tailed Hummingbird 1 (AZ, Green Valley-Madera Canyon and Portal; LA, Baton Rouge and Lafayette; NM, Silver City; and TX, Boerne, Brazoria-Columbia Bottomlands, Brazos Bend, Davis Mountains, El Paso, Freeport and San Bernard N.W.R.), Rufous Hummingbird 5 (LA, Lafayette and Thibodaux; TX, Davis Mountains), Allen’s Hummingbird 679 CA (Orange County (coastal)), Calliope Hummingbird 2 (FL, Choctawhatchee Bay), Broad-billed Hummingbird 94 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Buff-bellied Hummingbird 7 (TX, Weslaco), Violet-crowned Hummingbird 4 (AZ, Ramsey Canyon) and White-eared Hummingbird 1 (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), Elegant Trogon 1 (AZ, Portal and Atascosa Highlands), Ringed Kingfisher 12 (TX, Laredo), Belted Kingfisher 113 (FL, Ten Thousand Islands) and Green Kingfisher 10 (TX, Harlingen).
Lewis’s Woodpecker 111 (CO, Pagosa Springs), Red-headed Woodpecker 375 (MO, (Horton) Four Rivers), Acorn Woodpecker 811 (CA, Eastern Alameda County), Gila Woodpecker 437 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Golden-fronted Woodpecker 228 (TX, Harlingen), Red-bellied Woodpecker 722 (OH, Wilmot), Williamson’s Sapsucker 6 (NM, Silver City), Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 256 (MD, Seneca), Red-naped Sapsucker 43 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Red-breasted Sapsucker 53 (CA, Putah Creek), Ladder-backed Woodpecker 117 (AZ, Nogales), Nuttall’s Woodpecker 229 (CA, Rio Cosumnes), Downy Woodpecker 725 (OH, Wilmot), Hairy Woodpecker 275 (NY, Ithaca), Arizona Woodpecker 16 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Red-cockaded Woodpecker 68 (GA, Piedmont N.W.R.-Rum Creek W.M.A.), White-headed Woodpecker 30 (CA, South Lake Tahoe), American Three-toed Woodpecker 6 (AK, Anchorage), Black-backed Woodpecker 11 (MN, Isabella), Northern Flicker (503 (OR, Portland), Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted) 281 (VA, Central Loudon), Northern Flicker (Red-shafted) 492 (CA, Putah Creek), Gilded Flicker 75 (AZ, Carefree) and Pileated Woodpecker 163 (MD, Seneca).
Crested Caracara 162 (TX, Palmetto S.P.), American Kestrel 195 (TX, Harlingen), Merlin 26 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Merlin (Taiga) 4 (CA, San Fernando Valley), Merlin (Prairie) 2 (WY, Goshen Hole), Merlin (Black)1 (CA, Sacramento, San Fernando Valley and Ukiah), Aplomado Falcon 4 (TX, Laguna Atascosa N.W.R.), Gyrfalcon 1 (AK, Anchorage; MT, Bigfork; UT, Park City), Peregrine Falcon 19 (NY, L.I.: Southern Nassau County) and Prairie Falcon 10 (OR, Prineville).
Tanimbar Corella 1 ex (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Rose-ringed Parakeet 1410 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Rose-ringed Parakeet 78 ex (CA, Bakersfield), Budgerigar (Domestic type) 1 ex (CA, San Diego), Rosy-faced Lovebird 62 (AZ, Phoenix Metro), Rosy-faced Lovebird 9 ex (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Fischer’s Lovebird 10 ex (CA, Caweah), Monk Parakeet 233 (TX, Austin), White-winged Parakeet 12 ex (CA, Los Angeles), Yellow-chevroned Parakeet 125 ex (FL, Kendall Area), Red-crowned Parrot 771 (CA, Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley), Lilac-crowned Parrot 18 ex (CA, Orange County (coastal)), Lilac-crowned Parrot 18 ex (CA, Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley), Red-lored Parrot 18 ex (CA, Orange County (coastal)), Yellow-headed Parrot 53 ex (CA, Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley), Turquoise-fronted Parrot 4 ex (CA, Orange County (coastal)), White-fronted Parrot 5 ex (TX, Brownsville), Orange-winged Parrot 21 ex (FL, Kendall Area), Burrowing Parakeet 43 ex (CA, San Diego), Nanday Parakeet 325 (FL, St. Petersburg), Blue-and-yellow Macaw 13 ex (FL, Kendall Area), Chestnut-fronted Macaw 2 ex (FL, Kendall Area), Blue-crowned Parakeet 55 ex (FL, Fort Lauderdale), Green Parakeet 187 (TX, Brownsville), Mitred Parakeet 381 ex (CA, Long Beach-el Dorado), Red-masked Parakeet 307 ex (CA, San Francisco) and White-eyed Parakeet 23 ex (FL, Dade County).
Northern Beardless-Tyrannulet 3 (TX, Brownsville), Greater Pewee 2 (AZ, Santa Catalina Mountains and Tucson Valley), Yellow-bellied Flycatcher 1 (CA, Arcata), Least Flycatcher 6 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Hammond’s Flycatcher 6 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Gray Flycatcher 60 (AZ, Nogales), Dusky Flycatcher 13 (AZ, Nogales), Pacific-slope Flycatcher 1 (AZ, Dudleyville; CA, Morro Bay, Oceanside-Vista-Carlsbad, Santa Catalina Island, Thousand Oaks and Ventura), Pacific-slope/Cordilleran Flycatcher (Western Flycatcher) 1 (CA, Escondido and San Diego; DE, Cape Henlopen-Prime Hook; LA, Venice; RI, Napatree, RI-CT-NY; TN, Reelfoot Lake; TX, Choke Canyon), Black Phoebe 506 (CA, San Diego), Eastern Phoebe 617 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Say’s Phoebe 164 (AZ, Gila River), Vermilion Flycatcher 313 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Dusky-capped Flycatcher 2 (TX, Falcon Dam and S.P.), Ash-throated Flycatcher 14 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Great Crested Flycatcher 43 (FL, Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary), Brown-crested Flycatcher 1 (LA, Venice; TX, Chaparral W.M.A.), Great Kiskadee 208 (TX, Harlingen), Tropical Kingbird 37 (TX, Weslaco), Couch’s Kingbird 52 (TX, Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff)), Cassin’s Kingbird 320 (CA, Oceanside-Vista-Carlsbad), Western Kingbird 10 (FL, Homestead), Eastern Kingbird 1 (FL, St. Marks), Scissor-tailed Flycatcher 19 (FL, Homestead), Gray-collared Becard cw New (TX, Brownsville) and Rose-throated Becard 3 (TX, Falcon Dam and S.P.).
Loggerhead Shrike 163 (FL, Peace River), Northern Shrike 10 (SD, Brookings; WA, Spokane), White-eyed Vireo 63 (TX, Laguna Atascosa N.W.R.), Bell’s Vireo 1 (AL, Dauphin Island); FL, Long Pine Key; LA, Lafayette; MA, Quincy), Yellow-throated Vireo 16 (FL, Kendall Area), Plumbeous Vireo 6 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Cassin’s Vireo 2 (AZ, Carefree; CA, Marin County (southern) and Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley), Blue-headed Vireo 60 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Hutton’s Vireo 73 (CA, Moss Landing), Warbling Vireo 1 (FL, Kendall Area); TX, Austin and Freeport), Philadelphia Vireo 1 (CT, New Haven) and Yellow-green Vireo 1 (CA, Long Beach-el Dorado).
Hawaii Elepaio 58 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Kauai Elepaio 6 (HI, Kaua’i: Waimea), Oahu Elepaio 2 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu and Waipi’o), Gray Jay 113 (AK, Fairbanks), Gray Jay (Rocky Mts.) 13 (CO, Fairplay), Gray Jay (Pacific) 53 (CA, Tall Trees), Black-throated Magpie-Jay 2 ex (CA, San Diego), Green Jay 192 (TX, Harlingen), Pinyon Jay 765 (CA, Mono Lake), Steller’s Jay (Coastal) 92 (CA, Tall Trees), Steller’s Jay (Interior) 444 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Blue Jay 1670 (MA, Northampton), Florida Scrub-Jay 72 (FL, South Brevard County), Island Scrub-Jay 173 (CA, Santa Cruz Island), Western Scrub-Jay (Coastal) 729 (CA, Putah Creek), Western Scrub-Jay (Woodhouse’s) 308 (CO, Colorado Springs), Mexican Jay 278 (AZ, Portal), Black-billed Magpie 1718 (MT, Bozeman), Yellow-billed Magpie 304 (CA, Woodland-Davis), Clark’s Nutcracker 138 (NM, Santa Fe), American Crow 36,084 (IA, Keokuk), Northwestern Crow 462 (AK, Cordova), Fish Crow 7000 (FL, Econlockhatchee), Chihuahuan Raven 579 (AZ, Nogales) and Common Raven 1255 (AK, Fairbanks).
Sky Lark 15 (HI, Maui: Haleakala N.P. – Pu’u O Kaka’e), Horned Lark 12,077 (CA, Panoche Valley), Northern Rough-winged Swallow 3200 (FL, Fakahatchee), Purple Martin 2 (FL, Sarasota), Tree Swallow 26,000 (FL, Cocoa), Violet-green Swallow 150 (CA, Moss Landing), Bank Swallow 1 (AZ, Tucson Valley; FL, Homestead), Barn Swallow 28 (CA, Orange County (coastal), Cave Swallow 240 (FL, Homestead), Cave Swallow (Texas) 83 (TX, Choke Canyon), Carolina Chickadee 980 (VA, Fort Belvoir), Black-capped Chickadee 3213 (NY, Ithaca), Mountain Chickadee (Rocky Mts.) 1062 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Mexican Chickadee 35 (AZ, Portal), Chestnut-backed Chickadee 941 (CA, Crystal Springs), Boreal Chickadee 272 (AK, Fairbanks), Bridled Titmouse 144 (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), Oak Titmouse 602 (CA, Folsom), Juniper Titmouse 51 (AZ, Sedona), Tufted Titmouse 1401 (MA, Concord), Black-crested Titmouse 190 (TX, Boerne and Westcave Preserve), Tufted x Black-crested Titmouse (hybrid) 180 (TX, Austin), Verdin 679 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Bushtit (Pacific) 1499 (OR, Portland), Bushtit (Interior) 333 (CO, Colorado Springs), Red-breasted Nuthatch (Interior) 532 (CO, Colorado Springs), White-breasted Nuthatch (Eastern) 942 (MA, Concord), White-breasted Nuthatch (Pacific) 344 (CA, Folsom), Pygmy Nuthatch 1322 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Brown-headed Nuthatch 253 (MD, Southern Dorchester County) and Brown Creeper170 (OR, Portland).
Rock Wren 99 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Canyon Wren 36 (TX, Westcave Preserve), House Wren 274 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Pacific Wren 207 (WA, Seattle), Winter Wren 94 (MD, Seneca), Sedge Wren 236 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Marsh Wren 104 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Carolina Wren 863 (VA, Fort Belvoir), Bewick’s Wren 253 (WA, Seattle) and Cactus Wren 278 (AZ, Carefree).
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 600 (FL, Sarasota), California Gnatcatcher 83 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Black-tailed Gnatcatcher 69 (AZ, Tucson Valley), Black-capped Gnatcatcher 1 (AZ, Patagonia), American Dipper 58 (AK, Anchorage), Red-vented Bulbul 639 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Red-whiskered Bulbul 191 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Red-whiskered Bulbul 142 ex (CA, Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley), Golden-crowned Kinglet 1040 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Ruby-crowned Kinglet 712 (CA, Rio Cosumnes), Japanese Bush-Warbler 18 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Wrentit 484 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Oriental White-eye 79 ex (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Japanese White-eye 1462 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Japanese White-eye 704 ex (CA, Orange County (coastal)), Chinese Hwamei 39 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e) and Red-billed Leiothrix 177 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu).
White-rumped Shama 118 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Eastern Bluebird 874 (OH, Wilmot), Western Bluebird 690 (CA, Sonoma Valley), Mountain Bluebird 782 (CA, Panoche Valley), Townsend’s Solitaire 167 (OR, Bend), Omao 48 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Hermit Thrush 316 (CA, Oakland), Wood Thrush 1 (IN, South Bend; NJ, Lower Hudson; OH, Hocking Hills), Clay-colored Thrush 22 (TX, Harlingen), Rufous-backed Robin 1 (NM, Silver City; NV, Desert Game Range), American Robin 121,662 (MA, Mid-Cape Cod), Varied Thrush 494 (OR, Airlie), Gray Catbird 340 (FL, Homestead), Curve-billed Thrasher 177 (AZ, Carefree), Brown Thrasher 74 (NJ, Cape May), Long-billed Thrasher 65 (TX, Laguna Atascosa N.W.R.), Bendire’s Thrasher 4 (AZ, Carefree), California Thrasher 257 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Le Conte’s Thrasher 2 (CA, Lancaster), Crissal Thrasher 40 (AZ, Portal), Sage Thrasher 69 (NM, Five Points), Northern Mockingbird 350 (FL, Sarasota), European Starling 54,734 (CA, Rio Cosumnes) and Common Myna 2146 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu).
White Wagtail 1 (HI, Midway Atoll), American Pipit 1327 (OR, Corvallis), Sprague’s Pipit 19 (TX, Attwater Prairie Chicken N.W.R. and Fort Cavasos (formerly Fort Hood), Bohemian Waxwing 1589 (AK, Anchorage), Cedar Waxwing 2513 (MD, Seneca), Phainopepla 234 (AZ, Salt Verde River), Olive Warbler 3 (AZ, Portal), Lapland Longspur 10,708 (CO, Flagler), Chestnut-collared Longspur 152 (KS, Cimarron National Grassland), Smith’s Longspur 150 (OK, Tallgrass Prairie Preserve), McCown’s Longspur 139 (TX, Granger), Snow Bunting 550 (MN, Hendricks) and McKay’s Bunting 7 (AK, Bethel).
Ovenbird 27 (FL, Homestead), Worm-eating Warbler 1 (FL, Homestead and Kendall Area), Louisiana Waterthrush 1 (FL, Avon Park A.F. Range, Dade County and Homestead), Northern Waterthrush 69 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P.), Black-and-white Warbler 108 (FL, Gainesville), Swainson’s Warbler 1 (TX, Freeport), Tennessee Warbler 2 (CA, Centerville Beach to King Salmon), Orange-crowned Warbler 331 (CA, San Diego), Lucy’s Warbler 1 (CA, Fort Bragg, Monterey Peninsula, Santa Barbara and San Francisco), Nashville Warbler 14 (TX, Brownsville), Virginia’s Warbler 1 (CA, Centerville Beach to King Salmon; NH, Coastal New Hampshire) and MacGillivray’s Warbler 1 (CA, Santa Barbara; MA, Cape Cod and Taunton-Middleboro; NH, Nashua-Hollis).
Common Yellowthroat 348 (CA, Orange County (coastal), Hooded Warbler 1 (WA, Neah Bay), American Redstart 26 (FL, Kendall Area), Cape May Warbler 7 (FL, Homestead), Northern Parula 145 (FL, Kendall Area), Tropical Parula 1 (LA, Thibodaux; TX, Anzalduas-Bentsen, Brownsville, Coastal Tip and Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Magnolia Warbler 4 (FL, Homestead and Kendall Area), Bay-breasted Warbler 1 (CA, Carpinteria and Monterey Peninsula), Blackburnian Warbler 1 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe and San Diego), Yellow Warbler 17 (FL, Coot Bay-Everglades N.P. and STA5-Clewiston), Yellow Warbler (Mangrove) 9 (TX, Coastal Tip), Chestnut-sided Warbler 2 (CA, Ventura), Black-throated Blue Warbler 14 (FL, Kendall Area), Palm Warbler 975 (FL, Sarasota), Palm Warbler (Western) 43 (AL, Eufaula N.W.R.), Palm Warbler (Yellow) 9 (MD, Chesterville), Pine Warbler 410 (FL, Melrose), Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle) 3051 (NJ, Cape May), Yellow-rumped Warbler (Audubon’s) 2957 (CA, San Diego), Yellow-throated Warbler 67 (FL, Kendall Area), Prairie Warbler 105 (FL, Kendall Area), Grace’s Warbler 1 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego and Ventura), Black-throated Gray Warbler 9 (CA, Los Angeles), Townsend’s Warbler 308 (CA, San Francisco), Hermit Warbler 3 (CA, Calero-Morgan Hill and Marin County (southern)), Black-throated Green Warbler 12 (FL, Homestead and Kendall Area), Fan-tailed Warbler cw NEW (TX, Brownsville), Rufous-capped Warbler cw (AZ, Green Valley-Madera Canyon), Golden-crowned Warbler 1 (TX, Weslaco), Wilson’s Warbler 31 (TX, Brazoria-Columbia Bottomlands), Painted Redstart 8 (AZ, Green Valley-Madera Canyon) and Yellow-breasted Chat 6 (MA, Cape Cod and Mid-Cape Cod).
Red-crested Cardinal 527 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Yellow-billed Cardinal 166 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Saffron Finch 558 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), White-collared Seedeater 7 (TX, Falcon Dam and S.P.), Rufous-winged Sparrow 72 (AZ, Dudleyville), Botteri’s Sparrow 1 (AZ, Appleton-Whittell), Cassin’s Sparrow 9 (TX, Coastal Tip), Bachman’s Sparrow 10 (FL, Kissimmee Prairie-DeLuca), Grasshopper Sparrow 60 (TX, Fort Cavasos (formerly Fort Hood)), Henslow’s Sparrow 21 (MS, Jackson County), Le Conte’s Sparrow 43 (MO, Dade County), Nelson’s Sparrow 43 (VA, Cape Charles), Saltmarsh Sparrow 72 (VA, Cape Charles), Seaside Sparrow 183 (GA, St. Catherines Island), Olive Sparrow 46 (TX, Harlingen), American Tree Sparrow 1035 (OH, Wilmot), Chipping Sparrow 1222 (FL, Gainesville), Clay-colored Sparrow 19 (TX, Comstock), Black-chinned Sparrow 6 (NM, Hillsboro), Field Sparrow 348 (TN, Greeneville), Brewer’s Sparrow 571 (CA, Joshua Tree N.P.), Black-throated Sparrow 495 (AZ, Carefree), Five-striped Sparrow 1 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Lark Sparrow 619 (CA, Carrizo Plain), Lark Bunting 544 (TX, Lubbock County), Fox Sparrow 497 (OR, Tillamook Bay), Fox Sparrow (Sooty) 185 (OR, Columbia Estuary), Fox Sparrow (Thick-billed) 3 (CA, Marin County (southern)), Fox Sparrow (Slate-colored) 2 (NM, Hillsboro) and Fox Sparrow (Red) 25 (NY, L.I.: Queens).
Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored) 3188 (MA, Northampton), Dark-eyed Junco (cismontanus) 10 (ID, Garden Valley), Dark-eyed Junco (Oregon) 3957 (OR, Eugene), Dark-eyed Junco (Pink-sided) 150 (TX, Davis Mountains), Dark-eyed Junco (White-winged) 17 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), Dark-eyed Junco (Gray-headed) 277 (CO, Colorado Springs), Dark-eyed Junco (Red-backed) 18 (AZ, Prescott), Yellow-eyed Junco 109 (AZ, Santa Catalina Mountains), White-crowned Sparrow 3671 (CA, South Fork Valley), White-crowned Sparrow (Gambel’s) 1499 (CA, San Diego), White-crowned Sparrow (Yellow-billed) 28 (CA, Morro Bay), White-crowned Sparrow (pugetensis) 134 (CA, Tall Trees), Golden-crowned Sparrow 1379 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Harris’s Sparrow 661 (OK, Salt Plains N.W.R.), White-throated Sparrow 3297 (MD, Bowie), Sagebrush Sparrow 216 (NM, Sevilleta N.W.R.), Bell’s Sparrow 104 (CA, China Lake), Bell’s Sparrow (belli) 48 (CA, Carrizo Plain), Bell’s Sparrow (canescens) 28 (CA, Butterbredt Spring), Vesper Sparrow 559 (TX, San Antonio), Savannah Sparrow 2204 (TX, Matagorda County-Mad Island Marsh), Savannah Sparrow (Ipswich) 20 (VA, Cape Charles), Savannah Sparrow (Belding’s) 75 (CA, San Diego), Savannah Sparrow (Large-billed) 5 (CA, San Diego), Song Sparrow 1548 (OR, Portland), Song Sparrow (melodia/atlantica) 228 (NY, L.I.: Queens), Song Sparrow (heermanni Group) 496 (CA, San Diego), Lincoln’s Sparrow 155 (CA, Bishop), Swamp Sparrow 766 (TN, Duck River), Canyon Towhee 250 (AZ, Atascosa Highlands), Abert’s Towhee 409 (AZ, Gila River), California Towhee 779 (CA, Rancho Santa Fe), Rufous-crowned Sparrow 69 (CA, Thousand Oaks), Green-tailed Towhee 41 (AZ, Dudleyville), Spotted Towhee 530 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Eastern Towhee 258 (MD, Bowie) and Eastern Towhee (Red-eyed) 18 (NY, L.I.: Queens).
Hepatic Tanager 5 (AZ, Nogales), Summer Tanager 10 (CA, San Diego), Western Tanager 21 (CA, San Diego), Crimson-collared Grosbeak cw (TX, Weslaco), Northern Cardinal 1715 (OH, Wilmot), Pyrrhuloxia 128 (AZ, Ramsey Canyon), Rose-breasted Grosbeak 1 (FL, Homestead; WI, Mount Horeb and Waukesha), Black-headed Grosbeak 3 (CA, Puente-Chino Hills), Blue Grosbeak 2 (FL, West Palm Beach), Lazuli Bunting 1 (AZ, Patagonia), Indigo Bunting 15 (FL, Myakka River S.P.), Painted Bunting 84 (FL, Homestead) and Dickcissel 1 (CA, Arcata; FL, Homestead and Long Pine Key; IL, Elsah and Springfield; LA, Natchitoches; MA, Buzzards Bay, Mid-Cape Cod and Nantucket; MN, Two Harbors; NC, Chapel Hill; VA, Hopewell).
Red-winged Blackbird 1,100,010 (TX, Lake Meredith (east)), Tricolored Blackbird 6048 (CA, Sherman Island), Western Meadowlark 1845 (CA, Lincoln), Eastern Meadowlark 1036 (TX, Cypress Creek), Eastern Meadowlark (Lilian’s) 81 (AZ, Nogales), Yellow-headed Blackbird 3395 (AZ, Phoenix), Rusty Blackbird 2111 (IN, Oakland City), Brewer’s Blackbird 17,622 (CA, Rio Cosumnes), Common Grackle 510,000 (OH, Burton), Boat-tailed Grackle 10,223 (LA, Lacassine N.W.R.-Thornwell), Great-tailed Grackle 6892 (TX, Harlingen), Shiny Cowbird 4 (FL, Homestead), Bronzed Cowbird 756 (TX, Weslaco), Brown-headed Cowbird 41,039 (OH, Quail Hollow-Hartville), Orchard Oriole 4 (CA, Santa Barbara), Hooded Oriole 3 (CA, San Diego; TX, Harlingen), Bullock’s Oriole 13 (CA, San Diego), Spot-breasted Oriole 6 (FL, Kendall Area), Altamira Oriole 28 (TX, Laguna Atascosa N.W.R.), Audubon’s Oriole 10 (TX, Choke Canyon), Baltimore Oriole 35 (FL, Gainesville) and Scott’s Oriole 2 (AZ, Green Valley-Madera Canyon).
Brambling 4 (AK, Homer), Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch 699 (AK, Homer), Black Rosy-Finch 23 (WY, Dubois), Brown-capped Rosy-Finch 185 (CO, Westcliffe), Pine Grosbeak 546 (AK, Anchorage), Maui Alauahio 3 (HI, Maui: Haleakala N.P. – Pu’u O Kaka’e), Apapane 592 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Iiwi 103 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Akiapolaau 9 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Hawaii Amakihi 171 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Hawaii Amakihi (Maui) 27 (HI, Maui: Haleakala N.P. – Pu’u O Kaka’e), Oahu Amakihi 73 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Hawaii Creeper 5 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), Hawaii Akepa 1 (HI, Hawai’i: Volcano), House Finch 3398 (CA, Panoche Valley), Purple Finch 249 (NH, Pittsburg), Cassin’s Finch 172 (AZ, Prescott), Red Crossbill 2034 (OR, Florence), Red Crossbill (Ponderosa Pine or type 2) 16 (NM, Bluewater Lake), Red Crossbill (Western Hemlock or type 3) 20 (WA, Neah Bay), Red Crossbill (Douglas-fir or type 4) 1 (NM, Bluewater Lake), Red Crossbill (South Hills or type 9) 1 (CA, Crystal Springs), Red Crossbill (Sitka Spruce or type 10) 35 (CA, Tall Trees), White-winged Crossbill 5211 (AK, Homer), Common Redpoll 4180 (AK, Anchorage), Hoary Redpoll 44 (AK, Bethel), Pine Siskin 2453 (WA, Sequim-Dungeness), Lesser Goldfinch 1361 (OR, Portland), Lawrence’s Goldfinch 196 (CA, Pinnacles N.M.), American Goldfinch 2029 (NY, Ithaca), European Goldfinch 30 (IL, Waukegan), Island Canary 13 (HI, Midway Atoll), Yellow-fronted Canary 186 (HI, Hawai’i: Hilo), Evening Grosbeak 330 (CO, Evergreen-Idaho Springs), House Sparrow 4385 (UT, Logan), Eurasian Tree Sparrow 770 (IL, Andalusia), Northern Red Bishop 4 (CA, Orange County (coastal)), Lavender Waxbill 3 (HI, Hawai’i: North Kona), Orange-cheeked Waxbill 6 (HI, Maui: I’ao Valley), Common Waxbill 1166 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu), Red Avadavat 10 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), African Silverbill 50 (HI, Kaua’i: Waimea), Scaly-breasted Munia 309 (HI, Kaua’i: Lihu’e), Chestnut Munia 488 (HI, Maui: Hana), Java Sparrow 245 (HI, O’ahu: Honolulu) and Pin-tailed Whydah 92 ex (CA, Puente-Chino Hills).
