Checklist S15274898
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Observations
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Number observed: 510
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Number observed: 6
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In the more recently opened and flooded area of Unit 5- somewhat segregated from larger BWTE group. Eclipse/ f-type
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Number observed: 1
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401 at 1
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Number observed: 4
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3 by near simultaneous grunt calls in unit 7 (only 1 SORA there) 1 in unit 6- cattail. Two indiv's closely associating in unit 7 also giving incessant harsh dry "keck" calls- one of those observed at close range- notably dull-billed indiv. This is the first I've heard this particular call in migration or at any time during their winter stay here in N-w La. Sounded somewhat like "kidik" breeding calls but shortened somewhat to single syllable and muffled. The only other call I hear during their stay besides the descending "oreenk" grunt-series is a much less commonly heard shrill, ascending "shreeee"
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Number observed: 38
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Mostly u 3, 5 and 6. Much full "Soree" (odd here in fall), many other usual thinner and faintly buzzy descending "eeeeu" calls- a few by full whinny.
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Number observed: 76
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Open flooded portion of U 5
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Number observed: 65
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Very few early, rest Scatt units.
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Number observed: 7
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U 5. 7 juv, 1 basic.
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Number observed: 1
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U 1. No other shorebirds nearby at loc
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Number observed: 18
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15 u 5, 3 u 7
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Number observed: 4
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1 in u 7, 3 in u 5
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Number observed: 9
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U 5- juvenile molting to basic
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Number observed: 97
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Most in U 5, rest in 7. Most nearly basic, many of those first winter with larger feathers mixed w smaller in same tracts of coverts, etc. Responding very well to squeak- LBDO, LEYE, PESA briefly do likewise, joining the group of Least gathered close to viewing position.
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Number observed: 19
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15 in 5, 4 in 7. At least 2 hy in unit 5.
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Number observed: 2
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Ad- U 3
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Number observed: 126
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Few early flybys, rest units. Only 2 two juv
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Number observed: 2
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Default. Juv/ unit 7
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Number observed: 2
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Ad early (Larry), then ad in u 7
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Number observed: 16
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Units 7 and 5. Definite increase over prev survey.
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Number observed: 92
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Two early flybys, rest u
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Number observed: 28
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~35% early and fairly high flybys, mostly to N, rest units!
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Number observed: 3
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Single on levee, then sep indiv's in units, where seldom found.
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Number observed: 4
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Number observed: 11
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Number observed: 1
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juv prob male. See AMKE account
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Number observed: 2
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F/ juv. Fos.
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Number observed: 1
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juv, u 4
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Number observed: 5
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Singles, then two.
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Number observed: 1
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Levee, around 8:45 a.m.
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Number observed: 2
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Single at 401 and 1, then fairly high flyby over extensive opening to S-w near levee.
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Number observed: 7
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Scatt 1-2
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Number observed: 3
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2, 1
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Number observed: 2
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Sep singles- Fos here?
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Number observed: 2
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Sep singles, fem. One bold fem doggedly harassing the Cooper's Hawk. The Cooper's Hawk beat a hasty retreat to the S-w, whereupon AMKE focused her attention in full pursuit of a lower flying Turkey Vulture, nearly hitting it at least twice as it rose to escape her wrath.
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Number observed: 1
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"turee" calls near 401 near farm house
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Number observed: 3
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Single group in low, bushy area on E end of 401
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Number observed: 9
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Most all sep calling birds- at least one juv.
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Number observed: 3
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Found as 1, 2 along 401. Hackberry and pecan
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Number observed: 21
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Scatt 1-4. Increase
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Number observed: 3
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unit 4 as leaving.
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Number observed: 3
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1, 2
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Number observed: 2
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1,1
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Number observed: 1
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Fos here. High-flying dispersal on the move- sounding to S-e, h.o. giving high, thin, sweet-whistled "tee-chup" and "wee" calls.
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Number observed: 9
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Scatt groups in units- with Cliff and Barn
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Number observed: 18
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Sep groups- along 401, then units
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Number observed: 11
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Also Units
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Number observed: 2
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Sep in units w/ other swallows
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Number observed: 2
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1,1
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Number observed: 1
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Fos- levee N-e of airstrip. In open brushy area with tall grass, scattered small trees and goldenrod.
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Number observed: 2
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Singles in units- both in low, dense narrow-leaved Aster- Fos here
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Number observed: 5
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Found as 3, then singles Full song, agitated/ squeaky-wheel calls, and softer tonal "ap"
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Number observed: 9
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Singles to 2
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Number observed: 3
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Single loc, densely viny pecans, hackberry, rough-leaf dogwood. LOW!
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Number observed: 18
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Scatt 1-4, variable but mostly viny thickets.
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Number observed: 24
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Two groups of 4 and 6, but mostly scatt smaller groups widespread through early survey as well.
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Number observed: 11
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Scatt groups of 1-2 along levee. Single ad male, rest h.o.
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Number observed: 20
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14 lower Flybys to S (most f, a few m) early along 401, then 2,2,2 females in moist soil.
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Number observed: 7
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Resurgence in breeding? Lets hope not! Single male to E, then noisy group of 4 f, 2 m overhead to S-w, group giving rattle calls and high notes and winding in flight- behaving as if it were April/May. Seems rather late for this!!
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Number observed: 4
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Found as 1, 3 moist soil areas- Rapidly-drying Sesbania, then 2 in Sesbania, one nearby in mature hackberry strip.
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Number observed: 15
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Scatt in variable habitat- mostly goldenrod and narrow-leaved Aster. Two males observed, rest fem or h.o.
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Number observed: 1
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Ad fem or dull male- large pecan in opening bordering thicket.
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Number observed: 1
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Fem-type. Hackberry
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Number observed: 81
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WOW!! Very quiet early until first stop W of farm house. Single groups of 10, 12 and 30 along 401 near barn, from there to E. Quiet again late on N end in hackberry woods.
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Number observed: 1
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Single "temp" call along 401- heard from within group of INBU
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Number observed: 29
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First noted increase. Flight-song by two males. Scatt, mostly early Southern portions, including 2 groups of 10
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Number observed: 2
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Single giving loud, airy "pfwit" (call given by perched males most frequently) early, then fem/ h-y along levee in low scattered trees/ tall grass.
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First major increase. Units 5, 3 (most 3) At least ~20% hym or fem showing notably less white in panels. Two smaller probable GWTE with one group very briefly seen as they dropped between the cattails.