Additional Spring Migration Report

• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln 1981
• Subjects: Poultry or Avian Science; Zoology; Oona; Northern Shoveler; Shoveler
• Online Access: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/nebbirdrev/227; https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/context/nebbirdrev/article/1226/viewcontent/Nebraska_Bird_Review_49_4_Dec_1981_Additional_Spring_Migration_Report.pdf

The McPherson County report, Mrs. Oona Basset, Tryon, reporter, was received too late to be included in the regular tabulation (NBR 49:38). Mrs. Bassett returned to the ranch 21 May, so that winter birds and early migrants are not included. The 54 species are: Grebe, Horned Je 14-30, Eared My 22 -S, Western Je 14; White Pelican My 24 -S, Great Blue Heron My 27 -S, Mallard Je 1 -S, Pintail Je 1 -S, Blue-winged Teal Je 24 -S, Northern Shoveler My 27 -S, Redhead Je 1, Canvasback Je 1, Ruddy Duck My 22 ·S, Swainson's Hawk My 22 ·S, Greater Prairie Chicken Je 1-S, Sharp-tailed Grouse P, Ring-necked Pheasant My 21-S, American Coot My 22S, Killdeer My 22 ·S, Long-billed Curlew My 21-S, Upland Sandpiper My 22 -S, American Avocet Je 25 -S, Wilson's Phalarope My 22 -S, Black Tern My 21-S, Mourning Dove My 21-S, Yellow billed Cuckoo My 21-S, Common Nighthawk My 29 -S; Kingbird, Eastern My 21-S, Western My 21 -S; Traill's Flycatcher My 22 -30, Horned Lark P, Barn Swallow My 21 -S, House Wren Je 2, Gray Catbird My 22·30, Brown Thrasher My 22 -S, American Robin My 22, Swainson's Thrush My 22 - 30; Warbler, Yellow My 22, Yellow-throated My 22, Connecticut My 22; Common Yellowthroat My 22, Yellow-breasted Chat My 22 - 28, American Redstart My 24 - 25, House Sparrow P, Bobolink Je 14, Western Meadowlark My 22 -S; Blackbird, Yellow-headed My 21-S, Red-winged My 21-S; Oriole, Orchard My 22 -S, Northern My 21-S; Common Grackle My 22 -S, Cardinal Je 3, Lark Bunting My 22 - Je 30; Sparrow, Lark My 28 -S, Chipping My 22 - 24.