Posted on October 15, 2016 at 01:23:54 AM by Chris Evans
Dear Birders,
I made a tour of Kempenfeldt Bay from late morning until early afternoon, hoping to see a Jaeger, but this was not to be. However, I was quite delightfully entertained by the following:
Kempenfeldt Bay Migrants Report
3 hours starting Oct 14, 2016 @ 11:00 AM and ending Oct 14, 2016 @ 2:00 PM
Bird:
American Black Duck x4
American Coot x2
American Crow x1
American Robin x1
Black-capped Chickadee x7
Bonaparte's Gull x12
Brown Creeper x1
Canada Goose x279
Common Loon x736
Dark-eyed Junco x1
Double-crested Cormorant x6
Downy Woodpecker x1
Golden-crowned Kinglet x8
Gray-cheeked Thrush x2
Great Black-backed Gull x6
Gull Sp. x1300
Hairy Woodpecker x1
Herring Gull x37
Hooded Merganser x2
Horned Grebe x3
House Sparrow x5
Little Gull x2
Mallard x160
Red-necked Grebe x1
Ring-billed Gull x152
Rock Pigeon x57
White-breasted Nuthatch x2
White-crowned Sparrow x1
White-winged Scoter x1
Mammal:
Eastern Gray Squirrel x1
Happy Birding!
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