Subject: Neighbourhood bird survey
Date: Apr 9 18:17:07 2002
From: Laura Jordison - lebaron85 at hotmail.com


Hello Tweeters,
My neighbourhood bird survey has been very fascinating. Usually end up with
the same species, but not always in the same place! For instance, the
Double-crested Cormorant is usually in the river, but one time, I found one
in the slough amongst the ducks. Last time I did the survey, a hummingbird
kept calling near me, but I just could not spot it. Time to put out the
hummingbird feeder! Another bird that I have only heard and not seen is a
Killdeer. The main group of birds I try to get almost every survey are:
Downy woodpecker, Mourning Dove, Red-tailed Hawk, Black-capped chickadee,
Dark-eyed Junco, Marsh wren, Golden-crowned Kinglet, Great Blue Heron,
Mallard, Wood Duck, Northern flicker, House Finch, Northwestern Crow,
American Robin, and some sort of gull. I am now doing the survey every two
weeks instead of every week. Will keep everybody posted whenever any new
species turn up. Just recently been getting Tree Swallows (beautiful!).
Laura Jordison
Ladner, BC
lebaron85 at hotmail.com






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