Number of species: 24

• Black-bellied Whistling-Duck – 15
• Mallard – 1
• Wild Turkey – 5
• Green Heron – 4
• Turkey Vulture – 2
• Red-shouldered Hawk – 1
• Killdeer 2 Rock Pigeon – 25
• White-winged Dove – 10
• Mourning Dove – 4
• Chimney Swift – 5
• Eastern Phoebe – 1
• Scissor-tailed Flycatcher – 4
• Blue Jay – 8
• Barn Swallow – 5
• Black-crested Titmouse – 4
• Bewick’s Wren – 2
• Eastern Bluebird – 6
• American Robin – 4
• Nashville Warbler – 20
• Black-and-white Warbler – 1
• Northern Cardinal – 8
• Painted Bunting – 1
• Great-tailed Grackle – 10

***Also a Flycatcher, but uncertain what kind – probably a migrant

Sightings by Marsha S., Kim B., Charline W., Patty D., Laura H., Linda B., Joe T., Dan S., Randy P., Joan H., Kathy H., Edna R., Bera J., Stephanie M. and Jane J.

Location: Taylor County, TX
Number of species: 6

• Rock Pigeon -  33
• Eurasian Collared-Dove – 20
• Mourning Dove – 20
• European Starling – 20
• Eastern Meadowlark – 25
• House Sparrow – 20

Location: Jones County, TX
Number of species: 44

• Gadwall – 16
• Mallard – 6
• Northern Shoveler – 36
• Green-winged Teal – 3
• Redhead – 3
• Lesser Scaup – 9
• Bufflehead – 14
• Hooded Merganser – 9
• Pied-billed Grebe – 3
• Eared Grebe – 2
• American White Pelican – 2
• Double-crested Cormorant – 4
• Great Blue Heron – 5
• Great Egret – 4
• Snowy Egret – 1
• Northern Harrier – 1
• Red-tailed Hawk – 2
• American Kestrel – 3
• American Coot – 302
• Sandhill Crane – 3
• Killdeer – 18
• Spotted Sandpiper – 2
• Greater Yellowlegs – 3
• Long-billed Dowitcher – 89
• Wilson’s Snipe – 4
• Ring-billed Gull – 1053
• Forster’s Tern – 45
• White-winged Dove – 40
• Vermilion Flycatcher – 2
• Ruby-crowned Kinglet – 3
• Northern Mockingbird – 20
• European Starling – 16
• American Pipit – 1
• Spotted Towhee – 1
• Clay-colored Sparrow – 10
• Field Sparrow – 2
• Savannah Sparrow – 10
• Lincoln’s Sparrow – 2
• White-crowned Sparrow – 20
• Dark-eyed Junco – 20
• Northern Cardinal – 2
• Eastern Meadowlark – 110
• Common Grackle – 11
• House Finch – 8

Sightings by Kathy Hampton, Dan Symonds and Joe Thompson

Number of species: 23

• Gadwall – 10
• Mallard – 4
• Northern Shoveler – 4
• Pied-billed Grebe – 2
• Double-crested Cormorant – 4
• Great Blue Heron – 4
• American Coot – 32
• Killdeer – 6
• Greater Yellowlegs – 1
• Belted Kingfisher – 2
• Eastern Phoebe – 4
• Western Scrub-Jay – 1
• Ruby-crowned Kinglet – 3
• Eastern Bluebird – 40
• American Robin – 94
• Cedar Waxwing – 22
• Spotted Towhee – 2
• Canyon Towhee – 1
• Chipping Sparrow – 52
• Clay-colored Sparrow – 44
• Dark-eyed Junco – 4
• Red-winged Blackbird – 2
• American Goldfinch – 23

Sightings by Dan Symonds

Number of species: 10

• Black Vulture – 8
• Northern Flicker – 1
• Black-crested Titmouse – 4
• Hermit Thrush – 1
• American Robin – 300
• Yellow-rumped Warbler – 4
• Dark-eyed Junco – 10
• Northern Cardinal – 2
• Pine Siskin – 150
• American Goldfinch – 221

Sightings by Dan Symonds

Number of species: 19

• Black Vulture – 10
• Inca Dove – 5
• Blue Jay – 10
• American Crow – 10
• Carolina Chickadee – 32
• Black-crested Titmouse – 15
• Carolina Wren – 3
• Ruby-crowned Kinglet – 2
• Eastern Bluebird – 2
• American Robin – 50
• Cedar Waxwing – 20
• Yellow-rumped Warbler – 11
• Spotted Towhee – 6
• Chipping Sparrow – 10
• White-throated Sparrow – 1
• Dark-eyed Junco – 32
• Northern Cardinal – 5
• Pine Siskin – 20
• American Goldfinch – 30

Sightings by Dan Symonds

Number of species: 48

• Greater White-fronted Goose – 1
• Snow Goose – 2
• Gadwall – 4
• Mallard – 8
• Blue-winged Teal – 20
• Northern Shoveler – 28
• Green-winged Teal – 18
• Pied-billed Grebe – 10
• Horned Grebe – 4
• Eared Grebe – 3
• American White Pelican – 75
• Double-crested Cormorant – 94
• Great Blue Heron – 6
• Great Egret – 4
• Northern Harrier – 2
• Red-tailed Hawk – 4
• American Kestrel – 1
• Common Moorhen – 1
• American Coot – 457
• Killdeer – 10
• Spotted Sandpiper – 3
• Greater Yellowlegs – 2
• Least Sandpiper – 10
• Wilson’s Snipe – 4
• Franklin’s Gull – 2
• Ring-billed Gull – 40
• Rock Pigeon – 21
• Mourning Dove – 4
• Belted Kingfisher -  2
• Black-crested Titmouse – 2
• Bewick’s Wren – 2
• Marsh Wren – 6
• Ruby-crowned Kinglet – 2
• Northern Mockingbird – 4
• European Starling – 20
• Orange-crowned Warbler – 2
• Yellow-rumped Warbler – 10
• Common Yellowthroat – 4
• Spotted Towhee – 2
• Field Sparrow – 1
• Fox Sparrow – 2
• Lincoln’s Sparrow – 3
• White-crowned Sparrow – 53
• Northern Cardinal – 4
• Pyrrhuloxia – 1
• Red-winged Blackbird – 145
• Common Grackle – 20
• House Finch – 2

Sightings by Dan Symonds

Location: Taylor County

Number of species: 16

• Bufflehead -  2
• Red-tailed Hawk – 4
• Rock Pigeon – 12
• Eurasian Collared-Dove – 10
• White-winged Dove – 7
• Mourning Dove – 40
• Short-eared Owl – 1
• Golden-fronted Woodpecker – 1
• Loggerhead Shrike – 2
• Blue Jay – 2
• Northern Mockingbird – 5
• European Starling – 21
• Savannah Sparrow – 2
• Common Grackle – 154
• Brown-headed Cowbird – 12
• House Finch – 12

Location: Runnels County
Number of species: 10

• Great Blue Heron – 1
• Red-tailed Hawk – 2
• Mourning Dove – 40
• Loggerhead Shrike – 4
• Verdin – 2
• Cactus Wren – 2
• Bewick’s Wren – 2
• Northern Mockingbird – 5
• Pyrrhuloxia – 2
• Brown-headed Cowbird – 1000

Location: Concho County
Number of species: 44

• Gadwall – 200
• American Wigeon – 200
• Mallard – 20
• Cinnamon Teal – 4
• Northern Shoveler -  200
• Green-winged Teal -  200
• Canvasback – 20
• Redhead – 20
• Common Loon – 2
• Pied-billed Grebe – 5
• Anhinga – 1
• Great Egret – 2
• Black Vulture – 25
• Turkey Vulture – 20
• Osprey – 3
• Northern Harrier – 3
• Crested Caracara – 1
• American Kestrel – 3
• Common Moorhen – 1
• American Coot – 1000
• Greater Yellowlegs – 4
• Least Sandpiper – 20
• Long-billed Dowitcher – 20
• Bonaparte’s Gull – 4
• Franklin’s Gull – 5
• Ring-billed Gull – 22
• Herring Gull (American) – 4
• Short-eared Owl – 1
• Belted Kingfisher – 2
• Eastern Phoebe – 1
• Say’s Phoebe – 2
• Vermilion Flycatcher – 2
• Rock Wren – 3
• Marsh Wren – 4
• Eastern Bluebird – 4
• American Pipit – 25
• Yellow-rumped Warbler – 10
• Vesper Sparrow – 10
• Lark Sparrow – 10
• Lark Bunting – 46
• White-crowned Sparrow – 45
• Northern Cardinal – 4
• Red-winged Blackbird – 300
• House Sparrow – 20

Location: Coleman County
Number of species: 4

• Red-tailed Hawk – 2
• American Kestrel – 3
• Mourning Dove – 40
• Northern Mockingbird – 4

Sightings by Tom & Toni Dolan,  Kathy Hampton, Dan Symonds and Joe &  Bonnie Thompson

Number of species: 22

• Wood Duck – 2
• Double-crested Cormorant – 9
• Sharp-shinned Hawk – 1
• Rock Pigeon – 12
• Eurasian Collared-Dove – 2
• White-winged Dove – 18
• Mourning Dove – 4
• Rufous Hummingbird – 1 – This bird was actually seen about 2 blocks east from the park. It had been seen visiting a feeder there for the past 3 days.
• Blue Jay – 14
• Black-crested Titmouse – 4
• Ruby-crowned Kinglet – 1
• American Robin – 1
• Northern Mockingbird – 10
• European Starling – 8
• Orange-crowned Warbler – 1
• Nashville Warbler – 2
• Spotted Towhee – 2
• White-crowned Sparrow – 2
• Northern Cardinal – 2
• Great-tailed Grackle – 20
• House Finch – 3
• House Sparrow – 8

Sightings by Dan Symonds

Location: Haskell County, TX, US
Number of species: 34

• Greater White-fronted Goose -  5000
• Snow Goose – 80
• Ross’s Goose – 2
• Cackling Goose – 4
• Canada Goose – 1000
• American Wigeon – 20
• Blue-winged Teal – 10
• Northern Shoveler – 20
• Northern Pintail – 6
• Green-winged Teal – 50
• Lesser Scaup – 2
• Great Blue Heron – 2
• Northern Harrier – 3
• Red-tailed Hawk – 4
• Sandhill Crane – 10
• Black-bellied Plover – 1
• American Avocet – 2
• Spotted Sandpiper – 2
• Greater Yellowlegs – 3
• Lesser Yellowlegs – 1
• Least Sandpiper – 50
• Long-billed Dowitcher – 40
• Franklin’s Gull – 1
• Ring-billed Gull – 1
• Herring Gull (American) – 3
• Mourning Dove – 25
• Loggerhead Shrike – 2
• Horned Lark – 10
• Northern Mockingbird – 10
• European Starling – 50
• Lark Bunting – 10
• Savannah Sparrow – 5
• Western Meadowlark – 20
• Great-tailed Grackle – 100

Location: Lake Fort Phantom (PHP 001)
Number of species: 10

• Northern Shoveler – 20
• Great Egret – 4
• Snowy Egret – 20
• Red-tailed Hawk – 5
• American Coot – 200
• Willet – 1
• Ring-billed Gull – 20
• Mourning Dove – 20
• American Pipit – 1
• Brown-headed Cowbird – 200

Sighting by Kim Berry, Linda Collins, Kathy Hampton, Bill Hughes, Bera Johnson, Larry Millar, Edna Ross, Dan Symonds, Bonnie and Joe Thompson and Charlene Wheeler.

Number of species: 33

• Gadwall – 20
• Pied-billed Grebe – 1
• Double-crested Cormorant – 10
• Great Blue Heron – 2
• Great Egret – 1
• Black Vulture – 11
• Turkey Vulture – 2
• Northern Harrier – 1
• Sharp-shinned Hawk – 2
• Cooper’s Hawk – 1
• Red-shouldered Hawk – 1
• American Coot – 52
• Killdeer – 3
• Greater Yellowlegs – 1
• Eurasian Collared-Dove – 11
• White-winged Dove – 340
• Mourning Dove – 10
• Belted Kingfisher -  3
• Golden-fronted Woodpecker – 2
• Ladder-backed Woodpecker – 2
• Eastern Phoebe – 6
• White-eyed Vireo – 1
• Blue Jay – 7
• Carolina Chickadee – 4
• Carolina Wren – 2
• Ruby-crowned Kinglet – 2
• Eastern Bluebird – 4
• American Robin – 22
• Northern Mockingbird – 3
• Yellow-rumped Warbler – 4
• Spotted Towhee – 4
• Northern Cardinal – 4
• Eastern Meadowlark – 1

Sightings by Dan Symonds