We drove back from Socorro to Albuquerque, New Mexico, and flew back to Philadelphia through Denver, Colorado. We were both happy to get four ‘life birds’ among the 166 species seen during the trip. The list follows.
Additional photos can be found in my Colorado Photos Album, New Mexico Photos Album, and Arizona Photos Album.
CO-NM-AZ Trip (May 1-8, 2009)
1) Canada Goose
2) Gadwall
3) American Wigeon
4) Mallard
5) Blue-winged Teal
6) Cinnamon Teal
7) Northern Shoveler
8) Northern Pintail
9) Green-winged Teal
10) Lesser Scaup
11) Common Merganser
12) Ruddy Duck
13) Ring-necked Pheasant
14) Gunnison Sage Grouse *
15) Wild Turkey
16) Gambel's Quail
17) Pied-billed Grebe
18) Eared Grebe
19) Double-crested Cormorant
20) Great Blue Heron
21) Great Egret
22) Snowy Egret
23) White-faced Ibis
24) Black Vulture
25) Turkey Vulture
26) Northern Harrier
27) Sharp-shinned Hawk
28) Cooper's Hawk
29) Gray Hawk
30) Harris's Hawk
31) Swainson's Hawk
32) Zone-tailed Hawk
33) Red-tailed Hawk
34) Ferruginous Hawk
35) American Kestrel
36) Common Moorhen
37) American Coot
38) Black-bellied Plover
39) Killdeer
40) Black-necked Stilt
41) American Avocet
42) Willet
43) Spotted Sandpiper
44) Western Sandpiper
45) Least Sandpiper
46) Long-billed Dowitcher
47) Wilson's Snipe
48) Wilson's Phalarope
49) Rock Pigeon
50) Eurasian Collared-Dove
51) White-winged Dove
52) Mourning Dove
53) Inca Dove
54) Greater Roadrunner
55) Flammulated Owl
56) Western Screech-Owl
57) Whiskered Screech-Owl
58) Great Horned Owl
59) Northern Pygmy-Owl *
60) Lesser Nighthawk
61) Common Poorwill
62) Whip-poor-will
63) White-throated Swift
64) Broad-billed Hummingbird
65) White-eared Hummingbird
66) Violet-crowned Hummingbird
67) Magnificent Hummingbird
68) Black-chinned Hummingbird
69) Anna's Hummingbird
70) Broad-tailed Hummingbird
71) Acorn Woodpecker
72) Gila Woodpecker
73) Hairy Woodpecker
74) Arizona Woodpecker
75) Northern (Red-shafted) Flicker
76) Olive-sided Flycatcher
77) Western Wood-Pewee
78) Cordilleran Flycatcher
79) Black Phoebe
80) Say's Phoebe
81) Vermilion Flycatcher
82) Dusky-capped Flycatcher
83) Cassin's Kingbird
84) Western Kingbird
85) Loggerhead Shrike
86) Bell's Vireo
87) Plumbeous Vireo
88) Warbling Vireo
89) Steller's Jay
90) Mexican Jay
91) Black-billed Magpie
92) American Crow
93) Chihuahuan Raven
94) Common Raven
95) Horned Lark
96) Tree Swallow
97) Violet-green Swallow
98) Bank Swallow
99) Cliff Swallow
100) Barn Swallow
101) Mountain Chickadee
102) Bridled Titmouse
103) Verdin
104) Red-breasted Nuthatch
105) White-breasted Nuthatch
106) Cactus Wren
107) Canyon Wren
108) Bewick's Wren
109) House Wren
110) Winter Wren
111) Sinaloa Wren * (Heard Only!)
112) Ruby-crowned Kinglet
113) Black-tailed Gnatcatcher
114) Mountain Bluebird
115) Swainson's Thrush
116) Hermit Thrush
117) American Robin
118) Northern Mockingbird
119) Sage Thrasher
120) Curve-billed Thrasher
121) European Starling
122) Phainopepla
123) Orange-crowned Warbler
124) Yellow Warbler
125) Yellow-rumped (Audubon's) Warbler
126) Townsend's Warbler
127) MacGillivray's Warbler
128) Common Yellowthroat
129) Wilson's Warbler
130) Red-faced Warbler
131) Painted Redstart
132) Yellow-breasted Chat
133) Flame-colored Tanager *
134) Hepatic Tanager
135) Summer Tanager
136) Western Tanager
137) Green-tailed Towhee
138) Canyon Towhee
139) Abert's Towhee
140) Lark Sparrow
141) Lark Bunting
142) Savannah Sparrow
143) Song Sparrow
144) Lincoln's Sparrow
145) White-crowned Sparrow
146) Dark-eyed (Red-backed) Junco
147) Yellow-eyed Junco
148) Northern Cardinal
149) Black-headed Grosbeak
150) Lazuli Bunting
151) Indigo Bunting
152) Red-winged Blackbird
153) Eastern Meadowlark
154) Western Meadowlark
155) Yellow-headed Blackbird
156) Brewer's Blackbird
157) Common Grackle
158) Great-tailed Grackle
159) Brown-headed Cowbird
160) Hooded Oriole
161) Bullock's Oriole
162) Scott's Oriole
163) House Finch
164) Pine Siskin
165) Lesser Goldfinch
166) House Sparrow
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