Nice thing about this trip was that I got another raptor, the Peregrine Falcon. It was just a flyover, but I could see clearly from flight patterns and silhouette that it was that and not another Buteo or gull. It was also nice to get a Brown Creeper. I didn't realize until I entered it that I hadn't recorded one all of last year.
I also tried to hit what would have been a life bird, a White Winged Crossbill, based on advice from a fellow birder by the feeders in the Ramble. She said she saw them in the hemlocks by the Shakespeare Theater yesterday. Unfortunately, I came up empty with 20 minutes of searching and playing the Crossbill calls from my mini-speaker and iPod. If I'm gonna hit 200, I need to get rarer species like that.
Row # | Species | Count | Location |
22 | House Sparrow | 20 | Central Park--Strawberry Field |
23 | Downy Woodpecker | 2 | Central Park--Strawberry Field |
24 | Blue Jay | 2 | Central Park--Strawberry Field |
25 | Rock Pigeon | 80 | Central Park--Strawberry Field |
26 | White-throated Sparrow | 8 | Central Park--Strawberry Field |
27 | Mourning Dove | 5 | Central Park--Strawberry Field |
28 | Peregrine Falcon | 1 | Central Park--The Ramble |
29 | White-breasted Nuthatch | 2 | Central Park--The Ramble |
30 | Red-bellied Woodpecker | 1 | Central Park--The Ramble |
31 | Northern Cardinal | 1 | Central Park--The Ramble |
32 | House Finch | 5 | Central Park--The Ramble |
33 | Black-capped Chickadee | 3 | Central Park--The Ramble |
34 | American Goldfinch | 3 | Central Park--The Ramble |
35 | Dark-eyed Junco | 1 | Central Park--The Ramble |
36 | Brown Creeper | 1 | Central Park--The Ramble |
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