Highlights:

• Neotropic Cormorant
• Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
• Northern Flicker
• Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, numbers are dwindling fast
• Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
• Song Sparrow, FOS
• A good mix of wintering sparrows (see complete list below)

Complete List:

• Wild Turkey – 26
• Neotropic Cormorant – 3
• Great Blue Heron – 1
• Turkey Vulture – 1
• Northern Harrier – 1
• Sharp-shinned Hawk – 1
• Red-shouldered Hawk – 2
• Red-tailed Hawk – 3
• American Kestrel – 3
• Killdeer – 1
• Eurasian Collared-Dove – 8
• Mourning Dove – 42
• White-winged Dove – 1
• Belted Kingfisher – 1
• Red-bellied Woodpecker – 1
• Yellow-bellied Sapsucker – 3
• Northern Flicker – 2, yellow and red-shafted form
• Eastern Phoebe – 2
• Scissor-tailed Flycatcher – 7
• Loggerhead Shrike – 2
• Blue Jay – 1
• American Crow – 1
• Common Raven – 1
• Carolina Chickadee – 1
• Black-crested Titmouse – 3
• Carolina Wren – 1
• Bewick’s Wren – 1
• House Wren – 1
• Ruby-crowned Kinglet – 6
• Blue-gray Gnatcatcher – 1
• Eastern Bluebird – 4
• American Robin – 1
• European Starling – 12
• Orange-crowned Warbler – 1
• Yellow-rumped Warbler – 4
• Spotted Towhee – 2
• Vesper Sparrow – 8
• Lark Sparrow – 1
• Song Sparrow – 1
• Lincoln’s sparrow – 2
• Red-winged Blackbird – 4
• Eastern Meadowlark – 110
• Western Meadowlark – 48
• Great-tailed Grackle – 10
• Brown-headed Cowbird – 1
• House Sparrow – 35

Sightings by Kathy Hampton, Bill Hughes, Diane Martin, Laura Packer, Dan Symonds, Charline Wheeler, Esta Wiginton. Birds seen along CR 351 and 283 are also included in this list.