On Saturday,
July 4, 2020
Bill,
I
thought you might want to have these data for your
records. I searched for the times we went birding
together and made a report using the database I
created. I see your email as overhydration and
realize that this must have to do
with
that Adam Ruins Everything show.
These
records include when I first ran into you
at Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads (the Water
Ranch) and you recognized me as Jeff’s brother
because I look a little like him. OMG we got 59
birds on one of these trips.
Anyhow,
I hope you enjoy these records and that you are
safe and healthy and free of the pox.
Tom
On
Saturday, July 11, 2020
Hola Thomas
Thank you for sending the reminder of
happy birding excursions. I much enjoyed
reading your contemporaneous commentary. I
also checked your dates against the dates in my
database. They matched exactly. I think
that is known as shared reality, something quite out
of vogue in these Trumpian times.
Mesquite Wash was idyllic. I
think it was my favorite place in Arizona for a
leisurely meander, even during the toastiest days of
summer. Mostly I remember going down the wash
barefoot savoring the relative coolness of the
water and shade. I don't recall sand in
my shoes.
It was Mesquite Wash where I heard a
watery commotion behind me and turned to see the
head of a Coopers Hawk emerge from a deep pool.
Then it struggled upwards and its back and
shoulders came into view. I thought that it
had gotten carried away and overindulged with its
morning ablutions. But it continued the upwards
struggle and got its wings stretched out and clear
of the water. As it labouriously became
airborn, the legs appeared and then the talons and
in the talons was a tightly gripped Gila Woodpecker.
I doubt that GIla Woodpeckers go
through an aquatic stage in their life cycle and I
doubt Coopers Hawk are taking up Cormorant habits,
so I concluded tthe Coopers Hawk had taken the
woodpecker on the wing, miscalculated the inertia
and tumbled into the drink. There was always
something of interest happening or on display in
Mesquite Wash. I still have chunks of red
jasper from there.
We are successfully eluding the
coronavirus (so far). Tami is going to try and
reopen her exercise physiology lab next week, so
some added exposure. Hope you are staying a step or
two ahead.
Cheers, Bill
Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads
6/25/2010 I went with Bill Butler at
9:00 in the morning. It got hot quickly. Nobody to
speak of was there. Lots of birds. The geese let me
walk right up to them and the coots and mallards
followed their lead and didn't fly away either. Two
geese had tags on their necks: C88 and C51.
1. Abert's Towhee
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
2. American Avocet
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
3. American Coot
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
4. American Kestrel
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
5. Black-chinned Hummingbird
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
6. Black-crowned Night-Heron
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
7. Black-necked Stilt
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
8. Bronzed Cowbird
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads This is an awesome bird. We saw
it by some stables where such birds might be found.
Graggy bill. Red eye.
9. Brown-headed Cowbird
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
10. Canada Goose
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads The geese let me walk right up
to them and the coots and mallards followed their lead
and didn't fly away either. Two geese had tags on their
necks: C88 and C51. There were a lot of these geese in
Pond 6 too. In Pond 9 at the end of it they were very
tame. Some were the small race.
11. Cliff Swallow
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
12. Common Moorhen
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
13. Common Yellowthroat
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads At the first reeds as usual
going "wizard wizard wizard" or whatever the heck he
does.
14. Curve-billed Thrasher
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
15. Eurasian Collared Dove
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
16. Gambel's Quail
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
17. Gila Woodpecker
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
18. Great Blue Heron
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
19. Great Egret
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
20. Great-tailed Grackle
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
21. Green Heron
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
22. House Sparrow
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
23. Inca Dove
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
24. Killdeer
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
25. Mallard
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
26. Mourning Dove
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
27. Neotropic Cormorant
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
28. Northern Mockingbird
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
29. Northern Pintail
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads A rougue duck lying there like a
decoy.
30. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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31. Northern Shoveler
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
32. Say's Phoebe
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
33. Song Sparrow
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
34. Turkey Vulture
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
35. Verdin 6/25/2010
Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads
36. Western Kingbird
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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37. White-winged Dove
6/25/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Mesquite Wash
6/4/2010 Bill Butler picked me up on
Terrace Road right outside the parking structure
where, though retired, I still have a parking place
until August 15. It was SIX IN THE MORNING. Oh, is
Mesquite Wash nice. Gorgeous water and snad and trees
and cliffs and desert all the way into the desert
forever. NO ONE. NOBODY. NONE THERE!!! No trash. Nice
with lots of flowing water. Extremely birdy, but they
wouldn't show themselves! One ribbon snake. Pollywogs.
Lizards. Jasper. White rock. We walked up the water.
Sand in the shoes is a problem. Minnows.
1. Abert's Towhee
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
2. Ash-throated Flycatcher
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash There were also brown-cresteds I
guess
3. Bell's Vireo
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash Saw them and heard them even
more.
4. Black-throated Sparrow
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash Young ones too that had stripes
on the breast.
5. Bronzed Cowbird
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash Oh was he black with red eyes.
His mate was there. Saw them several times.
6. Brown-crested Flycatcher
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash Here too I think.
7. Cactus Wren
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
8. Canyon Towhee
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
9. Cliff Swallow
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
10. Common Black-Hawk
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash Sat in the tree and let us look.
11. Common Raven
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash huge
12. Common Yellowthroat
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash Heard him. Bill Butler saw him.
13. Curve-billed Thrasher
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
14. Gambel's Quail
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
15. Gila Woodpecker
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
16. Gilded Flicker
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
17. Hooded Oriole
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
18. House Finch
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
19. Ladder-backed Woodpecker
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
20. Lesser Goldfinch
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
21. Lucy's Warbler
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
22. Mourning Dove
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
23. Northern Cardinal
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
24. Phainopepla
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
25. Song Sparrow
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
26. Summer Tanager
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash Molting with red in funny places.
Very red.
27. Turkey Vulture
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
28. Verdin 6/4/2010
Mesquite Wash MATING CALL
29. Western Kingbird
6/4/2010 Mesquite
Wash Yaller. White outers.
30. White-winged Dove
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
31. Yellow Warbler
6/4/2010 Mesquite Wash
Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads 3/28/2010
Bill Butler drove his bike from Phoenix here and I met
him at 11:30. Actually I was late and came at 11:50
because I stopped at E&C Roads. We talked to a
lady from Montana. She was from Helena. I drank Red
Guitar wine the night before and was a little
hungover. It was a good walk.
Red Guitar Wine.jpg
1. Abert's Towhee
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
2. American Avocet
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
3. American Coot
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
4. American Wigeon
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
5. Anna's Hummingbird
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
6. Black-chinned Hummingbird
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
7. Black-necked Stilt
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
8. Canada Goose
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
9. Cinnamon Teal
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
10. Curve-billed Thrasher
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
11. Eurasian Collared Dove
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
12. Gambel's Quail
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
13. Gila Woodpecker
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
14. Great Blue Heron
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
15. Great Egret
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
16. Great-tailed Grackle
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
17. House Finch
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
18. House Sparrow
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
19. Killdeer
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
20. Least Sandpiper
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
21. Loggerhead Shrike
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
22. Long-billed Dowitcher
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
23. Mallard
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
24. Mourning Dove
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
25. Neotropic Cormorant
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
26. Northern Mockingbird
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
27. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
28. Northern Shoveler
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
29. Pied-billed Grebe
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
30. Ring-necked Duck
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
31. Rock Dove
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
32. Ruddy Duck
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
33. Snowy Egret
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
34. Song Sparrow
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
35. Turkey Vulture
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
36. Verdin 3/28/2010
Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads
37. Western Kingbird
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
38. White-crowned Sparrow
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
39. Yellow-rumped Warbler
3/28/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Pima Canyon
2/28/2010 Not very birdy! Bill
Butler and his wife and I went. I met them there at
11:30. It had been raining all morning but radar said
it would soon let up, and it did. Bill and I walked to
the water tank and the stone houses. We looked at the
table-shaped rocks. We saw the BT cliffs, cactus wren
alley and all of the other places. Saw the corn holes.
Saw the soltice petroglyph and the rainbow people
holding hands, the coyote skull place, the place where
I used to slide down, AND the RING OF STONES, where I
guzzled a WHOLE BOSTON LAGER as I danced around the
circle. Actually, Bill spotted the ring of stones
first. He was surprised that I slammed down the whole
beer in one swig, but that is the Pima Canyon way.
1. Anna's Hummingbird
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon heard only
2. Anna's Hummingbird
2/28/2010 Pima Canyon
3. Black-tailed Gnatcatcher
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon heard only
4. Black-throated Sparrow
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon In a bush. I heard him first.
5. Cactus Wren
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon out in the parking lot when we
came back
6. Cactus Wren
2/28/2010 Pima Canyon
7. Curve-billed Thrasher
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon heard only
8. Curve-billed Thrasher
2/28/2010 Pima Canyon
9. Gambel's Quail
2/28/2010 Pima Canyon
10. House Finch
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon nice red ones
11. Northern Mockingbird
2/28/2010 Pima Canyon
12. Red-tailed Hawk
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon flying high. Seemed dark.
13. Red-tailed Hawk
2/28/2010 Pima Canyon
14. Rock Wren
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon Steve and I saw him. We had
gone up that trail by the saguaro. The dusty white trail
that leads to the hyerogliphics. The trailed I used to
go with beer and go to the top of the mountain to drink
it in 2004. WELL the wren was on a rock up there. NICE
VIEW.
15. Say's Phoebe
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon WAY WAY UP HIGH in the cliffs.
He went to the top of a bush way up there.
16. Verdin
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon seen and heard
17. Verdin 2/28/2010
Pima Canyon
18. White-crowned Sparrow
12/28/2010 Pima
Canyon Still a lot here.
19. White-crowned Sparrow
2/28/2010 Pima Canyon
Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads 1/17/2010
Bill Butler and I met here at 8:00. A little bit cold.
Cloudy mostly.
1. Abert's Towhee
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
2. American Avocet
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
3. American Coot
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
4. American Pipit
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
5. American Robin
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads I spotted this nice bird. Got
good looks at him as he flew to the ground and walked
around.
6. Anna's Hummingbird
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
7. Belted Kingfisher
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
8. Black Phoebe
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
9. Black-crowned Night-Heron
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
10. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads A very attractive bird indeed.
11. Canada Goose
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
12. Cattle Egret
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
13. Chipping Sparrow
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
14. Cinnamon Teal
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
15. Common Snipe
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
16. Common Yellowthroat
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
17. Curve-billed Thrasher
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
18. Double-crested Cormorant
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
19. Eurasian Collared Dove
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
20. European Starling
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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21. Gambel's Quail
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
22. Gila Woodpecker
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
23. Great Blue Heron
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
24. Great Egret
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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25. Great-tailed Grackle
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
26. Green Heron
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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27. Green-winged Teal
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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28. House Finch
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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29. House Sparrow
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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30. Inca Dove
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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31. Killdeer
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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32. Least Sandpiper
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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33. Loggerhead Shrike
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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34. Long-billed Dowitcher
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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35. Mallard
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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36. Marsh Wren
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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37. Mourning Dove
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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38. Neotropic Cormorant
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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39. Northern Harrier
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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40. Northern Mockingbird
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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41. Northern Pintail
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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42. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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43. Northern Shoveler
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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44. Orange-crowned Warbler
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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45. Peach-faced Love Bird
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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46. Pied-billed Grebe
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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47. Red-tailed Hawk
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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48. Red-winged Blackbird
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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49. Ring-necked Duck
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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50. Ruby-crowned Kinglet
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads WE SAW HIS RUBY CROWN VERY
CLEARLY!!
51. Ruddy Duck
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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52. Snowy Egret
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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53. Song Sparrow
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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54. Spotted Towhee
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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55. Turkey Vulture
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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56. Verdin 1/17/2010
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57. Western Meadowlark
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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58. White-crowned Sparrow
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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59. Yellow-rumped Warbler
1/17/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads 01/02/2010
Went with Bill Butler. He called and was going to go
so I went after I went and had my dumb traffic ticket
test sheet notorized at the bank on Dobson and
Baseline or whatever. We got fifty-one birds. Not bad.
Nice, cool weather. I'm still working on Merle Travis
1. Abert's Towhee
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
2. American Avocet
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
3. American Coot
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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4. American Kestrel
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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5. Anna's Hummingbird
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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6. Belted Kingfisher
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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7. Black Phoebe
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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8. Black-crowned Night-Heron
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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9. Black-necked Stilt
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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10. Black-tailed Gnatcatcher
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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11. Canada Goose
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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12. Cattle Egret
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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13. Cinnamon Teal
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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14. Common Moorhen
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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15. Common Snipe
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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16. Common Yellowthroat
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads Nice male.
17. Curve-billed Thrasher
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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18. Gambel's Quail
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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19. Gila Woodpecker
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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20. Great Blue Heron
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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21. Great-tailed Grackle
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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22. Greater Yellowlegs
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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23. Green Heron
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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24. Green-winged Teal
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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25. House Finch
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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26. House Sparrow
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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27. Inca Dove
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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28. Killdeer
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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29. Ladder-backed Woodpecker
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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30. Least Sandpiper
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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31. Lesser Scaup
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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32. Long-billed Dowitcher
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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33. MacGillivray's Warbler
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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34. Mallard
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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35. Mourning Dove
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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36. Neotropic Cormorant
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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37. Northern Mockingbird
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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38. Northern Pintail
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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39. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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40. Northern Shoveler
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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41. Orange-crowned Warbler
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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42. Peach-faced Love Bird
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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43. Pied-billed Grebe
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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44. Red-winged Blackbird
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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45. Ring-necked Duck
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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46. Ruby-crowned Kinglet
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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47. Say's Phoebe
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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48. Snowy Egret
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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49. Spotted Towhee
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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50. Turkey Vulture
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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51. Verdin
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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52. White-crowned Sparrow
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads There were ZILLIONS OF THESE!
53. Yellow-rumped Warbler
01/02/2010 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads 9/12/2009
Ran into Bill Butler, Jeff's friend from Houston. He
kind of guessed that I was Jeff's brother and asked if
I was Tom Cole. We walked the whole place and it was
hot. b.butler@xxxx 602-xxx-xxx
Abert's Towhee
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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American Coot
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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American Kestrel
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Black Phoebe
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Black-bellied Whistling-Duck
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Black-necked Stilt
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Brown-headed Cowbird
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Curve-billed Thrasher
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Double-crested Cormorant
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Eurasian Collared Dove
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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European Starling
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Forster's Tern
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads It was bigger than a least tern
and somewhat larger than a breadbox. A forster's!
Generic Swallow
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Gila Woodpecker
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Great Blue Heron
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Great-tailed Grackle
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
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Greater Yellowlegs
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Green Heron
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads saw several
House Finch
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
House Sparrow
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Killdeer 9/12/2009
Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads
Lark Sparrow
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads Flying around. Two of them
playing.
Least Sandpiper
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Lesser Goldfinch
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Mallard 9/12/2009
Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads
Mourning Dove
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Nashville Warbler
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads Same trees as before.
Northern Mockingbird
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Orange-crowned Warbler
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Osprey 9/12/2009
Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads
Carrying something in its talons. A rat? Didn't look
like a fish. He landed in a field and I went over. He
had left and buzzards were there.
Red-winged Blackbird
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Snowy Egret
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Sora 9/12/2009
Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads
Turkey Vulture
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Verdin 9/12/2009
Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads
Western Kingbird
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
White-faced Ibis
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Wilson's Warbler
9/12/2009 Greenfield and Guadalupe
Roads
Wood Stork 9/12/2009
Greenfield and Guadalupe Roads Flying
over the parking lot on my way in. Big.
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