Weather. Count-Day Temperature, deg C. Participants. 63rd Calgary Christmas Bird Count. Sunday December 14, 2014
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1 63rd Calgary Christmas Bird Count Count Circle Sunday December 14, 214 Arthur Wieckowski Weather Mainly sunny Temperature Range: -6 to +1 deg C Wind: NNW, averaging 8 km/h Snow Cover: variable, 1 cm Open Water: Rivers - 1 %, Reservoir, % Slippery!! Count-Day Temperature, deg C Field Observers (35 routes) Feeder Watchers (86 feeders) Participants Field Observers 15 Total
2 Effort Km on Foot Km Driving Party- Hours % PH on Foot Mike Truch Number of Individuals Seen Number of Species 2 yr. average: 65 (+/- 4) Cumulative Species 136 Herring Gull Seen and identified by Terry Korolyk and Rick Robb at city east landfill In company with another gull (a hybrid?) Two Ring-billed Gulls were seen by Bob Lefebvre et al from the Calgary Zoo Four gulls is the most ever on the Calgary CBC One new species on count day 2
3 5 Waterfowl Individuals 2 Waterfowl Species Below Average Top Ten Mallard, Rock Pigeon, 2337 Canada Goose, Black-capped Chickadee, 245 Bohemian Waxwing, 944 Common Goldeneye, 1894 House Sparrow, 5599 House Finch, 1217 Black-billed Magpie, 2452 European Starling, 73 Above Average Mallard Common Raven (348) fell from 9 th last year to 11 th this year Canada Goose Bohemian Waxwing 3
4 Black-billed Magpie Common Goldeneye 2 House Finch 25 Black-capped Chickadee Chickadees seen by field obs. Record Counts 15 1 Sharp-shinned Hawk, 1 (8) 5 Eurasian Collared-Dove, 38 (14) Chickadees seen /party-hour Downy Woodpecker, 23 (146) Hairy Woodpecker, 42 (32) Northern Flicker, 226 (175) White-breasted Nuthatch, 23 (131) Brown Creeper, 33 (31) 4
5 High Counts (>3x average) Ruffed Grouse, 8 Red-tailed Hawk, 5 Ring-billed Gull, 2 American Three-toed Woodpecker, 4 Low Counts (>1/3 x average) Rough-legged Hawk, 1 Snow Bunting, 1 White-winged Crossbill, 9 Common Redpoll, 85 Pine Siskin, 42 Old Faithful Species Categories 4 1 out of last 1 years 214 Count Old Faithful 4 39 seen, 1 missed (98%) Not Always Seen Unusual Rarities out of last 1 years out of last 1 years 35 out of last 1 years Not Always Seen seen, 6 missed (74%) Unusual 37 5 seen, 32 missed (14%) Rarities 35 2 seen (6%) New 1 out of last 62 years Total = 136 New 1 1 seen Total = 136 Total Seen = 64 Old Faithfuls Missed! Count Species Above Average 22 Below Average 17 Missed 1 Total 4 Average refers to past 1 years Last year was 16 and 24 Wood Duck 5
6 Not Always Seen Count Species Above Average 6 Below Average 11 Missed 6 Total 23 Last year was 1 and 6 Missed American Wigeon Redhead Prairie Falcon Cedar Waxwing American Tree Sparrow Purple Finch Unusual Species Cackling Goose, 15 Ring-billed Gull, 2 Eurasian Collared-Dove, 38 Northern Saw-whet Owl, 1 American Goldfinch, 2 Eurasian Collared-Dove Bob Roseneder Rarities Ring-necked Duck, 1 American Three-toed Woodpecker, Common Redpoll 6
7 American Robin Count Week Birds Steller s Jay Cedar Waxwing Ron Ostrander Count Week Count Day, 64 Count Week, 2 Total Including Count Week, 66 Mammals Snowshoe Hare 18 White-tailed Jack Rabbit 3 Gray Squirrel 581 Red Squirrel 71 Beaver (signs) Muskrat - Porcupine 1 Coyote 26 Red Fox 1 Meadow Vole 2 Long-tailed Weasel 1 American Mink 1 Mule Deer 4 White-tailed Deer 64 Moose 1 + European Rabbit 23 Battle of Alberta Calgary, 64 Medicine Hat, 52 Edmonton, 49 Seen by Route W-1 7
8 Species Seen Seen by Only One Route Northern Pintail (E-1) Gyrfalcon Feeder Watchers, 31 Route E-1, 29 Route S-1, 29 Route W-1, 29 Ring-necked Duck (S-1) Lesser Scaup (E-1) Harlequin Duck Barrow's Goldeneye (S-1) Ring-necked Pheasant (FW) Cooper's Hawk Rough-legged Hawk Ring-billed Gull Herring Gull Northern Saw-whet Owl (W-1) Pileated Woodpecker American Dipper (W-1) White-throated Sparrow (FW) Snow Bunting Effort, Party-Hours Route W-1, 26 Route E-1, 9.75 Route S-1, 9 Feeder Watchers, N/A Contribution of Feeder Watchers 29 species in total The only Ring-necked Pheasants and White-throated Sparrows Also >4%: Sharp-shinned Hawk, Blue Jay, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Dark-eyed Junco, Red Crossbill and Pine Siskin 8 species > 4% vs 8 species in 213 Totals Thanks! Species 1-Route Species Party- E ? S ? W ? Feeder- Watchers 31 2 N/A? And The Winner Is????? To all Field Observers and Feeder Watchers To Jim Washbrook and Ann Kyle To Donna Wieckowski, Barb Coote, Jean Dunn, Dorothy Johnston, Maria Newberry, Aileen Pelzer, Nimali Seneviratne and Ruth Ullman To Daniel Arndt, Bob Lefebvre and Arthur Wieckowski To Daniel Arndt, Terry Korolyk, John McFaul and Jim Washbrook To all photographers 8
9 Thanks! To all who made donations After covering dinner expenses we raised $5, shared between Nature Calgary and Bird Studies Canada Matthew Sim And Good Birding! 9
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