North Bay Christmas Bird Count results, Lori Anderson, compiler

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Renee Levesque
Mon, Dec 21, 2020 1:29 PM

North Bay Christmas Bird Count, December 19, 2020 - Preliminary Results

Most Abundant Birds Observed: Black-capped Chickadees were abundant;
woodpeckers and nuthatches frequent; many Mallards; grosbeaks were well
counted, with 74 Pine and 62 Evening Grosbeaks; and Redpolls numerous.

First Time on Count Species: 2 Wild Turkeys and 1 Peregrine Falcon,

Specialty Birds Observed: 1 Ring-necked Duck and 6 Common Goldeneyes -
scoped in a small remaining area of open water on Trout Lake; 1 Red-bellied
Woodpecker; 1 Northern Flicker; 1 Gray Catbird; and Northern Cardinals - all
wintering comfortably near feeders; Canada Jays - proud to be listed as
Canadian once more; 1 Song Sparrow and 1 injured Red-winged Blackbird both
taken by Northern Shrikes; American Tree Sparrows; 1 Dark-eyed Junco; and 1
White-crowned Sparrow - all wintering near feeders.

High Count: Barred Owl at 3.

Misses and Poorly Represented: Most gulls - too much ice; most waterfowl;
hawks - none observed; kinglets - 0; waxwings - 0; Snow Bunting - 0; Purple
Finch - 0; Pine Siskin - 0; American Goldfinch - only 6.

Count Week Species: Carolina Wren.

Totals: 38 species and over 2200 individuals.

Lori Anderson, Compiler

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North Bay Christmas Bird Count, December 19, 2020 - Preliminary Results Most Abundant Birds Observed: Black-capped Chickadees were abundant; woodpeckers and nuthatches frequent; many Mallards; grosbeaks were well counted, with 74 Pine and 62 Evening Grosbeaks; and Redpolls numerous. First Time on Count Species: 2 Wild Turkeys and 1 Peregrine Falcon, Specialty Birds Observed: 1 Ring-necked Duck and 6 Common Goldeneyes - scoped in a small remaining area of open water on Trout Lake; 1 Red-bellied Woodpecker; 1 Northern Flicker; 1 Gray Catbird; and Northern Cardinals - all wintering comfortably near feeders; Canada Jays - proud to be listed as Canadian once more; 1 Song Sparrow and 1 injured Red-winged Blackbird both taken by Northern Shrikes; American Tree Sparrows; 1 Dark-eyed Junco; and 1 White-crowned Sparrow - all wintering near feeders. High Count: Barred Owl at 3. Misses and Poorly Represented: Most gulls - too much ice; most waterfowl; hawks - none observed; kinglets - 0; waxwings - 0; Snow Bunting - 0; Purple Finch - 0; Pine Siskin - 0; American Goldfinch - only 6. Count Week Species: Carolina Wren. Totals: 38 species and over 2200 individuals. Lori Anderson, Compiler -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus