Amwell Valley Trail Feathers -- World Series of Birding 1999-2008

Compiler: Cliff Miller

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http://www.nightcoder.com/birds/ws

Annual Summaries and Cumulative Totals

KEY AREA TOTALS
(parenthesized numbers denote yearly additions
to each respective area's cumulative list)
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Avg. Cum.
NH North Hill Road 60
72
(17) 		62
(2) 		73
(11) 		53
(1) 		54
(3) 		63
(1) 		54
(1) 		-- 51
(3) 		60 99
EA all of East Amwell Twp. 72
78
(15) 		65
(2) 		87
(13) 		55
(2) 		59
(3) 		64
(2) 		65
-- 66
(2) 		68 111
HC all of Hunterdon County 84
87
(13) 		66
(1) 		91
(11) 		66
(2) 		64
(2) 		72
(2) 		75
(1) 		-- 75
76 116
NJ New Jersey statewide 105
124
(36) 		112
(8) 		120
(7) 		110
(6) 		89
(3) 		102
(3) 		122
(4) 		-- 111
(1) 		111 173

** = First time seen on AVTF World Series
* = First time seen in this AVTF area

Species Listings by Year and Area

(To view species lists for individual years, click on that year's column heading.)

No. Order/Species 5/15
1999 		5/13
2000 		5/12
2001 		5/11
2002 		5/10
2003 		5/8
2004 		5/14
2005 		5/13
2006 		5/12
2007 		5/10
2008 		... Years
/Area
Gaviiformes (0, 0, 0, 1)
1. common loon NJ** 1
Pelecaniformes (1, 1, 1, 1)
2. double-crested cormorant NJ**NJNJEA*NJNJNJNH*NJ 1 2 2 9
Anseriformes (2, 4, 4, 16)
3. mute swan NJ**EA*NJNJNJNJNJ 1 1 7
4. canada goose NH**NHNHNHNHEANHNHHC 7 8 9 9
5. brant NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 9
6. mallard HC**HCNJEA*HCHCHCHCNJ 1 7 9
7. american black duck NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 9
8. gadwall NJ**NJ 2
9. northern shoveler NJ** 1
10. blue-winged teal NJ**NJNJ 3
11. green-winged teal NJ**NJ 2
12. wood duck HC**HCHCHCHCNJNH* 1 1 6 7
13. greater scaup NJ** 1
14. lesser scaup NJ** 1
15. bufflehead NJ** 1
16. common merganser NJ** 1
17. red-breasted merganser NJ** 1
18. black scoter NJ** 1
Falconiformes (10, 10, 10, 11)
19. turkey vulture NH**NHNHNHHCNHNHNHNH 8 8 9 9
20. black vulture HC**NH*NHNHHCNHHCNH 5 5 8 8
21. cooper's hawk NJ**HC*NH* 1 1 2 3
22. sharp-shinned hawk NH**NH 2 2 2 2
23. northern harrier NJ**NJNH*NJNJ 1 1 1 5
24. red-tailed hawk NH**NHNHNHHCNHNHNHNH 8 8 9 9
25. broad-winged hawk EA**NH* 1 2 2 2
26. bald eagle NH** 1 1 1 1
27. osprey NJ**NJNJNH*NJNJNJNJNH 2 2 2 9
28. peregrine falcon NJ** 1
29. american kestrel NH**EAEAHCNJ 1 3 4 5
Galliformes (2, 2, 2, 3)
30. wild turkey NJ**EA*NH*NH 2 3 3 4
31. northern bobwhite NJ** 1
32. ring-necked pheasant NH**EANHHC 2 3 4 4
Ciconiiformes (1, 2, 2, 9)
33. great egret NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 9
34. snowy egret NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 9
35. cattle egret NJ**NJNJNJ 4
36. great blue heron NJ**NJNJHC*NH*NJ 1 1 2 6
37. little blue heron NJ** 1
38. green heron NJ**HC*EA*EA 2 3 4
39. black-crowned night heron NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJ 7
40. american bittern NJ** 1
41. glossy ibis NJ**NJNJNJNJ 5
Gruiformes (0, 0, 0, 2)
42. clapper rail NJ**NJNJNJNJ 5
43. american coot NJ**NJ 2
Charadriiformes (2, 3, 7, 31)
44. american oystercatcher NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 8
45. black-necked stilt NJ** 1
46. black-bellied plover NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 8
47. semipalmated plover NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJ 7
48. killdeer NH**HCEANHNHNHNH 5 6 7 7
49. whimbrel NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 8
50. greater yellowlegs HC**HCNJHCNJNJHCNJNJ 4 9
51. lesser yellowlegs NJ**NJNJNJNJNJ 6
52. solitary sandpiper HC**HCNJHCHCHCHCNJ 6 8
53. upland sandpiper EA** 1 1 1
54. willet NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 9
55. spotted sandpiper HC**NH*NHNJNJHCHCHC 2 2 6 8
56. short-billed dowitcher NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 8
57. ruddy turnstone NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJ 7
58. red knot NJ**NJ 2
59. dunlin NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 8
60. sanderling NJ**NJNJNJNJ 5
61. least sandpiper HC**NJNJNJNJNJNJ 1 7
62. semipalmated sandpiper NJ**NJNJNJHC*NJNJ 1 7
63. great black-backed gull NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 8
64. herring gull NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 9
65. ring-billed gull NJ** 1
66. laughing gull NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 9
67. bonaparte's gull NJ** 1
68. least tern NJ**NJ 2
69. common tern NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 9
70. forster's tern NJ**NJNJNJNJ 5
71. caspian tern NJ**NJ 2
72. black tern NJ** 1
73. gull-billed tern NJ**NJNJNJNJNJ 6
74. black skimmer NJ**NJNJNJNJNJNJNJ 8
Columbiformes (2, 2, 2, 2)
75. rock dove NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHHCEA 7 8 9 9
76. mourning dove NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
Cuculiformes (1, 2, 2, 2)
77. black-billed cuckoo EA** 1 1 1
78. yellow-billed cuckoo EA**NH*NHNHNH 4 5 5 5
Strigiformes (1, 2, 2, 2)
79. eastern screech owl EA** 1 1 1
80. great horned owl NH** 1 1 1 1
Caprimulgiformes (0, 1, 1, 1)
81. common nighthawk HC**EA* 1 2 2
Apodiformes (2, 2, 2, 2)
82. chimney swift NH**NHNHNHHCNHHC 5 5 7 7
83. ruby-throated hummingbird NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHEA 7 8 8 8
Coraciiformes (0, 1, 1, 1)
84. belted kingfisher HC**EA* 1 2 2
Piciformes (5, 5, 5, 5)
85. common flicker NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHEA 7 8 8 8
86. pileated woodpecker NH**NHEA 2 3 3 3
87. red-bellied woodpecker NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHHCEA 7 8 9 9
88. hairy woodpecker NH**NJNH 2 2 2 3
89. downy woodpecker NH**NHEANHNHEAHC 4 6 7 7
Passeriformes (70, 74, 75, 84)
90. eastern kingbird NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
91. great crested flycatcher HC**NH*NHNJNHNJNH 4 4 5 7
92. eastern phoebe NH**NHNHEANH 4 5 5 5
93. acadian flycatcher NJ**NJ 2
94. least flycatcher NH** 1 1 1 1
95. eastern wood-pewee EA**NH*NHNHEA 3 5 5 5
96. barn swallow NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
97. cliff swallow HC** 1 1
98. tree swallow NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
99. northern rough-winged swallow HC**HCNH*HCHCNHNH 3 3 7 7
100. purple martin EA**EAEANH*EAEANHEANJ 2 8 8 9
101. blue jay NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
102. american crow NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHHCNH 8 8 9 9
103. fish crow NJ**NJNJNJNJ 5
104. black-capped chickadee NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHHCNH 8 8 9 9
105. carolina chickadee NH**NJNHNHNHNHHC 5 5 6 7
106. tufted titmouse NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHEA 8 9 9 9
107. white-breasted nuthatch EA**NJNH*HCEAHC 1 3 5 6
108. house wren NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
109. carolina wren NH**EANHNHNHNHNHNHNH 8 9 9 9
110. marsh wren NJ**NJ 2
111. northern mockingbird NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
112. gray catbird NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHEA 8 9 9 9
113. brown thrasher NH**NJNHNJ 2 2 2 4
114. american robin NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
115. wood thrush NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHEA 8 9 9 9
116. veery EA**NH*NHNHNHNHNHEAEA 6 9 9 9
117. eastern bluebird NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
118. blue-gray gnatcatcher NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHEA 7 8 8 8
119. ruby-crowned kinglet NH**NH 2 2 2 2
120. cedar waxwing NH**NHNHNHNHNH 6 6 6 6
121. european starling NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
122. blue-headed vireo EA** 1 1 1
123. white-eyed vireo NH**NHNJNHNJNHNJ 4 4 4 7
124. yellow-throated vireo NH**NHEA 2 3 3 3
125. red-eyed vireo NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
126. warbling vireo HC**HCHCEA*HCHCHCHCHC 1 9 9
127. black-and-white warbler NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
128. worm-eating warbler EA**EANH* 1 3 3 3
129. prothonotary warbler NJ** 1
130. blue-winged warbler NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
131. northern parula EA**NH*NHEANHNH 4 6 6 6
132. yellow warbler NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNJNH 8 8 8 9
133. magnolia warbler NH**NHNHNHNHNH 6 6 6 6
134. yellow-rumped warbler NJ**NH*NHHC 2 2 3 4
135. black-throated green warbler NH**NHNHNJEAEA 3 5 5 6
136. black-throated blue warbler NH**NHEANHNHNH 5 6 6 6
137. cerulean warbler HC**NH* 1 1 2 2
138. yellow-throated warbler NJ** 1
139. blackburnian warbler NH**EANHEA 2 4 4 4
140. chestnut-sided warbler NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
141. blackpoll warbler NH**NHNHNH 4 4 4 4
142. pine warbler NJ**NJNJ 3
143. prairie warbler NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
144. ovenbird NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
145. northern waterthrush NH**NHEANH 3 4 4 4
146. louisiana waterthrush NJ**NJ 2
147. common yellowthroat NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
148. kentucky warbler EA** 1 1 1
149. wilson's warbler NH** 1 1 1 1
150. canada warbler NH**NHNH 3 3 3 3
151. american redstart NH**NHNHNHNHEANH 6 7 7 7
152. house sparrow NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
153. bobolink NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHEA 8 9 9 9
154. eastern meadowlark EA**NH* 1 2 2 2
155. red-winged blackbird NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
156. boat-tailed grackle NJ**NJNJNJNJNJ 6
157. common grackle NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
158. brown-headed cowbird NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHEA 8 9 9 9
159. orchard oriole NH**NHHCNJHC 2 2 4 5
160. baltimore oriole NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
161. scarlet tanager NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHEAEA 7 9 9 9
162. northern cardinal NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHEA 8 9 9 9
163. rose-breasted grosbeak NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
164. indigo bunting NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNH 8 8 8 8
165. house finch NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
166. american goldfinch NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
167. eastern towhee NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
168. savannah sparrow EA**NJ 1 1 2
169. seaside sparrow NJ**NJNJNJ 4
170. chipping sparrow NH**NHNHEANHNHNHNHNH 8 9 9 9
171. field sparrow NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9
172. white-throated sparrow EA**NH*NHNJEANH 3 5 5 6
173. song sparrow NH**NHNHNHNHNHNHNHNH 9 9 9 9