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Location
Coburn Mountain

Owner Jim Berry

Traveling
  • 3
  • 8 mi
Checklist Comments

Miles an estimate. We climbed Coburn Mt. to the top (3700+ feet) and drove the adjacent logging roads before and after. The best birds were a Bicknell's thrush heard from the summit and two singing male fox sparrows, one probably accompanied by a mate.

Totals

41
Species observed
+1 other taxa
287 individuals

Observations

  1. Ruby-throated Hummingbird

    Number observed: 2

  2. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

    Number observed: 2

  3. Hairy Woodpecker

    Number observed: 1

  4. Northern Flicker

    Number observed: 1

  5. Merlin

    Number observed: 1

    Details: the only raptor seen, chasing a flock of ~30 finches (sp.)

  6. Yellow-bellied Flycatcher

    Number observed: 4

  7. Alder Flycatcher

    Number observed: 10

  8. Least Flycatcher

    Number observed: 3

  9. Blue-headed Vireo

    Number observed: 3

  10. Red-eyed Vireo

    Number observed: 13

    Details: all those seen were red-eyes--no Philadelphias

  11. Blue Jay

    Number observed: 1

  12. Common Raven

    Number observed: 6

  13. Black-capped Chickadee

    Number observed: 1

  14. Tree Swallow

    Number observed: 1

  15. Ruby-crowned Kinglet

    Number observed: 1

  16. Red-breasted Nuthatch

    Number observed: 15

  17. Winter Wren

    Number observed: 14

    Details: plentiful on this mountain trail; exact count

  18. Bicknell's Thrush

    Number observed: 1

    Details: heard at about 3600 feet, judging from its distance from summit

  19. Swainson's Thrush

    Number observed: 21

  20. Hermit Thrush

    Number observed: 2

  21. American Robin

    Number observed: 8

  22. Cedar Waxwing

    Number observed: 10

  23. Purple Finch

    Number observed: 5

  24. Pine Siskin

    Number observed: 21

    Details: My best estimate; they were in one large flock and a few singles and pairs thereafter.

  25. finch sp.

    Number observed: 30

    Details: This was a flock of ~30 finches (sp.) that flew by pursued by the merlin (near where we saw the siskins on the mountain trail), but they were unfortunately silent.

  26. Fox Sparrow

    Number observed: 2

    Details: singing males; possibly a third bird with one of them; a good sign that they are nesting on this mountain

  27. Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored)

    Number observed: 10

  28. White-throated Sparrow

    Number observed: 20

  29. Ovenbird

    Number observed: 1

  30. Tennessee Warbler

    Number observed: 1

  31. Nashville Warbler

    Number observed: 4

  32. Mourning Warbler

    Number observed: 1

  33. Common Yellowthroat

    Number observed: 8

  34. American Redstart

    Number observed: 11

  35. Magnolia Warbler

    Number observed: 8

  36. Blackburnian Warbler

    Number observed: 1

  37. Chestnut-sided Warbler

    Number observed: 7

  38. Blackpoll Warbler

    Number observed: 23

    Details: exact count

  39. Black-throated Blue Warbler

    Number observed: 2

  40. Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle)

    Number observed: 4

  41. Black-throated Green Warbler

    Number observed: 5

  42. Canada Warbler

    Number observed: 2