Callahan and Eastland Counties:
- Blue-winged Teal – 5
- Ruddy Duck – 1
- Wild Turkey – 1
- Northern Bobwhite – 6
- Great Blue Heron – 3
- Green Heron – 2
- Black vulture – 1
- Turkey Vulture – 21
- Mississippi Kite – 1
- Red-shouldered Hawk – 3
- Swainson’s Hawk – 4
- Red-tailed Hawk – 5
- Killdeer – 1
- Wilson’s Phalarope – 4
- Eurasian Collared-Dove – 6
- Mourning Dove – 34
- White-winged Dove – 19
- Inca Dove – 2
- Yellow-billed Cuckoo – 2
- Greater Roadrunner – 1
- Common Nighthawk – 2 (Taylor County)
- Chimney Swift – 4
- Black-chinned Hummingbird – 9
- Red-bellied Woodpecker – 4
- Ladder-backed Woodpecker – 5
- Downy Woodpecker – 1
- Eastern Phoebe – 8
- Ash-throated Flycatcher – 2
- Western Kingbird – 6
- Scissor-tailed Flycatcher – 32
- Loggerhead Shrike – 1 (Taylor County)
- White-eyed Vireo – 3
- Red-eyed Vireo – 1
- Blue Jay – 1
- American Crow – 8
- Purple Martin – 7
- Cliff Swallow – 6
- Barn Swallow – 15
- Carolina Chickadee – 6
- Black-crested Titmouse – 17
- Carolina Wren – 6
- Bewick’s Wren – 26
- Blue-gray Gnatcatcher – 5
- Eastern Bluebird 16
- American Robin – 1
- Northern Mockingbird – 54
- European Starling – 10
- Wilson’s Warbler – 1
- Canyon Towhee – 1
- Clay-colored Sparrow – 3
- Field Sparrow – 3
- Lark Sparrow 22
- Grasshopper Sparrow – 2
- Northern Cardinal – 62
- Blue Grosbeak – 2
- Painted Bunting – 54
- Dickcissel – 46
- Red-winged Blackbird – 9
- Eastern Meadowlark – 10
- Common Grackle – 8
- Great-tailed Grackle – 8
- Brown-headed Cowbird – 20
- Orchard Oriole – 1
- Pine Siskin – 2
- House Sparrow – 18
Sightings by LgPacker, Dan Symonds.
Highlights from Abilene State Park:
- Red-eyed Vireo – 2
- White-eyed Vireo – 1
- Yellow-billed Cuckoo – 2 (FOS for me)
Sunday, May 18, Kirby Lake:
- White-rumped Sandpipers – 4
Abilene State Park and Kirby Lake sightings by Lorie Black