Checklist S190310096

Observations

1. kanadska guska

   Number observed:  11

   Details

   Maybe more, if the ones in the train yard were a different set (then there would be 21)

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2. mrka patka

   Number observed:  3

   Details

   In the area near the sumacs in the south.

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3. gradski golub

   Number observed:  10

   Exotic: Naturalized

4. dugorepa gugutka

   Number observed:  20

   Details

   They were everywhere!

   Breeding & Behavior Code:

   H In Appropriate Habitat (Possible)

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5. čađasta čiopa

   Number observed:  2

   Details

   Over apartments in Sunset Park proper

   Breeding & Behavior Code:

   H In Appropriate Habitat (Possible)

6. pjegava prutka

   Number observed:  3

   Details

   Two in breeding plumage, one in immature/nonbreeding plumage

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7. astečki galeb

   Number observed:  7

8. Forsterova čigra

   Number observed:  2

9. crvenokljuna čigra

   Number observed:  4

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10. dvokresti vranac

    Number observed:  5

11. američka čaplja

    Number observed:  1

12. sivi sokol

    Number observed:  1

    Details

    Mobbed in flight by swallows

13. johov/vrbov muhar

    Number observed:  1

    Details

    Landed right in front of me on the fencing for a small community garden plot near the bathroom. Pretty sure it is a Traills - not a peewee because of the low crest, super orange mandible, meh wing extension and lack of chevrons on UTC. Not a least due to tail thickness and length, eye ring shape and color and beak shape. Not rarer empids due to color, wing-bar and eye-ring combo, I think. Due to location I think it should be a willow, but didn't talk that I heard. No tail or wing licking. Sat in this position or a lower one after catching prey.

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14. lastavica

    Number observed:  6

15. Hirundinidae sp.

    Number observed:  3

    Details

    Early ones never seen, only heard. I'm bad with swallow calls (probably barns?)

16. bjelogrli palčić

    Number observed:  1

    Details

    Singing near the 50th street entrance very early.

    Breeding & Behavior Code:

    S Singing Bird (Possible)

17. čvorak

    Number observed:  40

    Exotic: Naturalized

    Details

    Most of these in derelict buildings

    Breeding & Behavior Code:

    H In Appropriate Habitat (Possible)

18. crnokapi raznopojac

    Number observed:  2

    Details

    eating black cherries near 5oth street entrance

    Breeding & Behavior Code:

    P Pair in Suitable Habitat (Probable)

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19. sivi raznopojac

    Number observed:  1

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20. američki kos

    Number observed:  2

    Details

    Deep in the woods

    Breeding & Behavior Code:

    P Pair in Suitable Habitat (Probable)

21. vrabac

    Number observed:  20

    Exotic: Naturalized

22. šarenoglavi strnadar

    Number observed:  1

    Details

    Really not expecting this! First took interest in the bird when I saw the tail-tip flash white in flight. Flew up from the upland wetlands area when a cyclist passed by, into the large cottonwood near the start of the trail into the woods. Had unique facial pattern with high contrast chestnut cheek patch. Lost it in the foliage of a cottonwood .Photos. (40.653992, -74.020073)

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23. strnadar pjevač

    Number observed:  2

    Details

    Singing at each other across the road

    Breeding & Behavior Code:

    S Singing Bird (Possible)

24. blistavi vranjak

    Number observed:  2

25. crveni kardinal

    Number observed:  1

    Details

    Flyover of a red male from the direction of the woods towards the north exit

    Breeding & Behavior Code:

    F Flyover (Observed)

    Age & Sex:

    Age	Juvenile	Immature	Adult	Age Unknown
    Male			1
    Female
    Sex Unknown