Location:     Stewart Park
Observation date:     3/11/10
Notes:     A very nice morning at Stewart Park with a good selection of
waterfowl, 3 Iceland Gulls and 2 Lesser Black-backed Gulls. Attempted to
make exact counts of all waterfowl--there was still quite a bit of turnover
while we were there. WEATHER: 44F. Calm. Water almost glass-like. Excellent
visibility. A few high clouds (30%). OBSERVERS: Chris Wood, Jessie Barry,
Andrew Farnsworth, Marshall Iliff. Andrew focused on scanning the sky for
birds flying over, resulting in the good counts of robins and blackbirds.
The rest of us focused on the lake.
Number of species:     41

Canada Goose -  384
Snow Goose - 1
Wood Duck -  7
American Wigeon -    20
American Black Duck -   38
Mallard -    455
Northern Pintail -     1
Green-winged Teal (American) -    32
Redhead -   2
Ring-necked Duck -    64
Greater/Lesser Scaup -     2
Bufflehead -     22
Common Goldeneye -      14
Hooded Merganser -     15
Common Merganser -     7
Great Blue Heron -      1
Red-tailed Hawk -  3
Killdeer -   3     Flyovers.
Ring-billed Gull -   70     Estimate by 5s.
Herring Gull (American) -  390     Estimate by 10s.
Iceland Gull (Kumlien's) -   3
Lesser Black-backed Gull -   2     One adult and one second cycle bird on
the ice.
Great Black-backed Gull -  89     Exact count
Rock Pigeon -   5
Mourning Dove -    1
Downy Woodpecker -     1
Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted) -   3
Blue Jay -   2
American Crow -  54
Black-capped Chickadee -    2
Carolina Wren -    1
Eastern Bluebird -     2     Flyovers.
American Robin -    120     All but a couple flyovers.
European Starling -   110     Mostly flyovers.
Cedar Waxwing -    5     Flyovers.
Song Sparrow -     1
Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored) -     1
Northern Cardinal -      3
Red-winged Blackbird -    395     Flyovers.
Common Grackle -      970     Flyovers.
Brown-headed Cowbird -     2     Flyovers.
House Finch -      6
House Sparrow -    4

This report was generated automatically by eBird v2(http://ebird.org)
Chris Wood

eBird & Neotropical Birds Project Leader
Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Ithaca, New York
http://ebird.org
http://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu

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