Running Tallies and Needs Lists

Totals, Year to date:

Clark County - 152 Species

Cowlitz County - 151 Species

Skamania County - 151 Species

Wahkiakum County - 151 Species

Running Tallies

These will be in taxonomic order, with the month in which the species was first observed.

Clark - 152 Species

1. Snow Goose (2) Mar
2. Greater White-fronted Goose (2) Apr
3. Cackling Goose (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
4. Canada Goose (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
5. Trumpeter Swan (2) Feb, Mar
6. Tundra Swan (1) Jan, Feb, Mar
7. Wood Duck (1) Mar, Apr, Jul
8. Blue-winged Teal (2) Jul
9. Cinnamon Teal (1) Apr
10. Northern Shoveler (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
11. Gadwall (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
12. Eurasian Wigeon (2) Mar
13. American Wigeon (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
14. Mallard (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
15. Northern Pintail (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
16. Green-winged Teal (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
17. Canvasback (2) Mar
18. Redhead (3) Jul
19. Ring-necked Duck (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
20. Greater Scaup (2) Mar
21. Lesser Scaup (1) Jan, Mar
22. Bufflehead (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
23. Common Goldeneye (1) Mar
24. Barrow's Goldeneye (3) Mar
25. Hooded Merganser (2) Jan, Feb, Mar
26. Common Merganser (1) Oct
27. Ruddy Duck (1) Feb, Mar
28. Sooty Grouse (3) May
29. California Quail (4) Sep
30. Ring-necked Pheasant (2) Mar
31. Pied-billed Grebe (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
32. Horned Grebe (1) Oct
33. Western Grebe (1) Dec
34. Rock Pigeon (1) Jan, Mar, Apr
35. Band-tailed Pigeon (2) May
36. Eurasian Collared-Dove (1) Mar, Apr
37. Mourning Dove (2) Apr
38. Vaux's Swift (1) Sep
39. Anna's Hummingbird (1) Mar
40. Rufous Hummingbird (1) Apr
41. Virginia Rail (1) Jul
42. Sora (1) Jul
43. American Coot (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
44. Sandhill Crane (1) Feb, Mar
45. Killdeer (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jul
46. Semipalmated Plover (3) Sep
47. Dunlin (2), Feb
48. Baird's Sandpiper (3) Sap
49. Least Sandpiper (1) Jan, Jul, Sep
50. Western Sandpiper (1) Sep
51. Long-billed Dowitcher (1) Jul
52. Wilson's Snipe (1) Mar
53. Spotted Sandpiper (2) Jul
54. Lesser Yellowlegs (1) Sep
55. Greater Yellowlegs (1) Feb, Apr, Sep
56. Short-billed Gull (1) Oct
57. Ring-billed Gull (1) Sep
58. California Gull (1) Jan
59. Herring Gull (1) Dec
60. Iceland Gull (3) Mar
61. Glaucous-winged Gull (1) Sep
62. Double-crested Cormorant (1) Jan, Mar, Apr
63. American White Pelican (2) Mar
64. Great Blue Heron (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
65. Great Egret (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
66. Green Heron (2) Jul
67. Turkey Vulture (1) Apr
68. Osprey (1) Apr
69. Northern Harrier (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr  
70. Bald Eagle (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
71. Red-shouldered Hawk (3) Feb
72. Red-tailed Hawk (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
73. Barn Owl (1) Mar
74. Short-eared Owl (3) Mar
75. Belted Kingfisher (1) Mar, Apr
76. Downy Woodpecker (1) Jan, Mar
77. Hairy Woodpecker (1) Jan
78. Northern Flicker (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
79. Pileated Woodpecker (2) Jan, Apr
80. American Kestrel (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
81. Merlin (3) Mar
82. Olive-sided Flycatcher (1) May
83. Western Wood-Pewee (1) Jul
84. Willow Flycatcher (1) May
85. Hammond's Flycatcher (1) May
86. Pacific-slope Flycatcher (1) May
87. Black Phoebe (3) Feb, Apr
88. Warbling Vireo (1) May
89. Northern Shrike (2) Mar
90. Steller's Jay (1) Feb
91. California Scrub-Jay (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
92. American Crow (1) Jan, Mar, Apr
93. Common Raven (2) Jan, Mar, Apr
94. Black-capped Chickadee (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
95. Chestnut-backed Chickadee (1) Mar
96. Bank Swallow (3) Sep
97. Tree Swallow (1) Mar, Apr
98. Violet-green Swallow (1) Mar, Apr
99. Northern Rough-winged Swallow (2) Jul
100. Purple Martin (2) Jul
101. Barn Swallow (1) Apr, Jul
102. Cliff Swallow (1) Jul
103. Bushtit (1) Mar
104. Ruby-crowned Kinglet (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
105. Golden-crowned Kinglet (2) Jan, Feb, Mar
106. Red-breasted Nuthatch (1) May
107. White-breasted Nuthatch (1) Feb
108. Brown Creeper (2) Jan
109. House Wren (1) May
110. Pacific Wren (1) Feb, Mar
111. Marsh Wren (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
112. Bewick's Wren (1) Jan, Mar, Apr
113. American Dipper (2) Mar
114. European Starling (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
115. Varied Thrush (1) Mar
116. Swainson's Thrush (1) May
117. Hermit Thrush (1) May
118. American Robin (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
119. Cedar Waxwing (1) May
120. House Sparrow (1) Feb, Mar
121. American Pipit (1) Jan
122. Evening Grosbeak (2) May
123. House Finch (1) Jan
124. Purple Finch (1) May
125. Pine Siskin (1) Oct
126. Lesser Goldfinch (3) Mar
127. American Goldfinch (1) Jan
128. Fox Sparrow (1) Jan, Feb, Apr
129. Dark-eyed Junco (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
130. White-crowned Sparrow (1) Mar, Apr
131. Golden-crowned Sparrow (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
132. Savannah Sparrow (1) Jan, Mar
133. Song Sparrow (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
134. Lincoln's Sparrow (2) Jan
135. Spotted Towhee (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
136. Yellow-headed Blackbird (3) Jul
137. Western Meadowlark (1) Jan
138. Bullock's Oriole (1) Jul
139. Red-winged Blackbird (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
140. Brown-headed Cowbird (1) Apr
141. Brewer's Blackbird (1) Mar
142. Orange-crowned Warbler (1) Apr
143. MacGillivray's Warbler (2) May
144. Common Yellowthroat (1) Apr
145. Yellow Warbler (1) May
146. Yellow-rumped Warbler (1) Jan, Feb, Apr
147. Black-throated Gray Warbler (1) May
148. Hermit Warbler (2) May
149. Wilson's Warbler (1) May
150. Western Tanager (1) May
151. Black-headed Grosbeak (1) May
152. Lazuli Bunting (2) May

Cowlitz - 151

1. Snow Goose (3) Oct
2. Greater White-fronted Goose (3) Oct
3. Cackling Goose (1) Jan, Feb, Mar
4. Canada Goose (1) Jan, Mar
5. Trumpeter Swan (3) Jan, Feb
6. Tundra Swan (1) Feb, Mar
7. Wood Duck (1) Mar
8. Cinnamon Teal (1)
9. Northern Shoveler (1) Jan
10. Gadwall (1) Jan, Mar
11. Eurasian Wigeon (3) Mar
12. American Wigeon (1) Jan, Mar
13. Mallard (1) Jan, Mar
14. Northern Pintail (1) Feb, Mar
15. Green-winged Teal (1) Jan, Mar
16. Canvasback (3) Jan
17. Ring-necked Duck (1) Jan, Mar
18. Greater Scaup (1) Jan, Mar
19. Lesser Scaup (1) Jan, Mar
20. Bufflehead (1) Jan, Mar
21. Common Goldeneye (1) Jan, Mar
22. Barrow's Goldeneye (2) May
23. Hooded Merganser (2) Jan, Mar
24. Common Merganser (1) Jan, Mar
25. Red-breasted Merganser (4) Feb
26. Ruddy Duck (2) Jan
27. California Quail (4) Feb
28. Sooty Grouse (2) May
29. Pied-billed Grebe (1) Jan
30. Horned Grebe (2) Jan
31. Rock Pigeon (1) Jan, Mar
32. Band-tailed Pigeon (2) Apr, May
33. Eurasian Collared-Dove (1) Jan, Mar, May
34. Mourning Dove (2) Jan, Mar
35. Vaux's Swift (1) May, Jul
36. Anna's Hummingbird (1) Jan, Mar
37. Rufous Hummingbird (1) Apr, May
38. Virginia Rail (2) Mar
39. Sora (3) May   
40. American Coot (1) Jan, Mar
41. Sandhill Crane (1) Jan, Mar
42. Killdeer (1) Jan, Mar
43. Least Sandpiper (2) Jul
44. Long-billed Dowitcher (2) Jul
45. Spotted Sandpiper (1) Apr
46. Greater Yellowlegs (2) Jul
47. Short-billed Gull (1) Jan, Mar
48. Ring-billed Gull (1) Jan, Mar
49. Western Gull (3) Feb, Mar
50. California Gull (1) Feb, Mar
51. Herring Gull (2) Jan
52. Glaucous-winged Gull (1) Jan
53. Double-crested Cormorant (1) Jan, Mar
54. American White Pelican (3) Mar
55. Great Blue Heron (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, Jul
56. Great Egret (1) Jan, Mar, Jul
57. Green Heron (2) Jul
58. Turkey Vulture (1) Mar
59. Osprey (1) Mar
60. Northern Harrier (1) Jan
61. Cooper's Hawk (2) Jan
62. Bald Eagle (1) Jan, Mar
63. Red-shouldered Hawk (3) Jan
64. Red-tailed Hawk (1) Jan, Mar
65. Barn Owl (2) Feb
66. Northern Pygmy-Owl (2) May
67. Barred Owl (2) Mar
68. Northern Saw-whet Owl (3) Jan
69. Belted Kingfisher (1) Jan, Mar
70. Red-breasted Sapsucker (2) Mar
71. Downy Woodpecker (1) Jan, Mar
72. Hairy Woodpecker (1) Jan
73. Northern Flicker (1) Jan, Mar, May
74. Pileated Woodpecker (2) Jan, Mar, May
75. American Kestrel (1) Jan, Mar
76. Merlin (3) Jan, May
77. Olive-sided Flycatcher (1) May
78. Western Wood-Pewee (1) May
79. Willow Flycatcher (1) May 
80. Hammond's Flycatcher (2) May
81. Dusky Flycatcher (5) May
82. Pacific-slope Flycatcher (1) May
83. Black Phoebe (3) Jan
84. Hutton's Vireo (3) Mar, May
85. Warbling Vireo (1) May
86. Northern Shrike (4) Jan
87. Canada Jay (2) Mar, May
88. Steller's Jay (1) Jan, Mar, May
89. California Scrub-Jay (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
90. American Crow (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
91. Common Raven (1) Jan, Mar, May
92. Black-capped Chickadee (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
93. Chestnut-backed Chickadee (1) Jan, Mar, May
94. Northern Rough-winged Swallow (2) May
95. Purple Martin (2) May
96. Tree Swallow (1) Mar, May
97. Violet-green Swallow (1) Mar, May
98. Barn Swallow (1) Apr, May, Jul
99. Cliff Swallow (1) Jul
100. Bushtit (2) Jan, Mar, May
101. Ruby-crowned Kinglet (1) Jan, Feb, Mar
102. Golden-crowned Kinglet (1) Jan, Mar, May
103. Red-breasted Nuthatch (1) Jan, May
104. White-breasted Nuthatch (3) Mar
105. Brown Creeper (2) May
106. House Wren (2) May
107. Pacific Wren (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
108. Marsh Wren (1) Mar, May
109. Bewick's Wren (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
110. American Dipper (2) May
111. European Starling (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
112. Townsend's Solitaire (4) May
113. American Robin (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
114. Varied Thrush (1) Jan, Feb
115. Swainson's Thrush (1) May
116. Hermit Thrush (2) May
117. Cedar Waxwing (1) May
118. House Sparrow (1) Jan, Feb, Mar
119. American Pipit (2) Jan, Mar
120. Evening Grosbeak (2) May
121. House Finch (1) Jan, Feb, Mar
122. Purple Finch (2) Apr, May
123. Red Crossbill (2) May
124. Lesser Goldfinch (3) Mar
125. American Goldfinch (1) Jan, Mar, May
126. Chipping Sparrow (3) May
127. Fox Sparrow (2) Jan, Feb
128. Dark-eyed Junco (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
129. White-crowned Sparrow (1) Jan, Mar, May
130. Golden-crowned Sparrow (1) Jan, Feb, Mar
131. White-throated Sparrow (3) Mar
132. Savannah Sparrow (1) Mar
133. Song Sparrow (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
134. Lincoln's Sparrow (2) Oct
135. Spotted Towhee (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
136. Yellow-breasted Chat (4) May
137. Western Meadowlark (1) Oct
138. Red-winged Blackbird (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
139. Brown-headed Cowbird (1) May
140. Brewer's Blackbird (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
141. Orange-crowned Warbler (1) Apr, May
142. MacGillivray's Warbler (2) May  
143. Common Yellowthroat (1) Apr, May
144. Yellow Warbler (1) May
145. Yellow-rumped Warbler (1) Jan, Feb, Mar, May
146. Black-throated Gray Warbler (1) May 
147. Hermit Warbler (2) May
148. Wilson's Warbler (1) May
149. Western Tanager (1) May
150. Black-headed Grosbeak (1) May
151. Lazuli Bunting (2) May

Skamania 151

1. Greater White-fronted Goose (3) Feb
2. Cackling Goose (3) Mar
3. Canada Goose (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
4. Trumpeter Swan (4) Feb, Mar
5. Tundra Swan (1) Feb, Mar
6. Wood Duck (2) Mar, Apr
7. Northern Shoveler (1) Sep
8. Gadwall (1) Feb, Mar
9. American Wigeon (1) Feb, Mar
10. Mallard (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
11. Northern Pintail (1) Feb, Mar
12. Green-winged Teal (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
13. Ring-necked Duck (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
14. Greater Scaup (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
15. Lesser Scaup (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
16. Bufflehead (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
17. Common Goldeneye (1) Feb, Mar
18. Barrow's Goldeneye (2) Feb
19. Hooded Merganser (2) Feb, Mar, Apr
20. Common Merganser (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
21. Ruddy Duck (4) Mar
22. California Quail (3) Feb
23. Wild Turkey (2) Apr
24. Ruffed Grouse (1) Apr
25. Sooty Grouse (1) May
26. Pied-billed Grebe (1) Feb
27. Horned Grebe (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
28. Western Grebe (1) Feb, Mar
29. Rock Pigeon (1) Feb
30. Band-tailed Pigeon (1) Apr
31. Eurasian Collared-Dove (2) May
32. Mourning Dove (2) Apr
33. Vaux's Swift (1) May
34. Anna's Hummingbird (3) Feb, Mar, Apr
35. Rufous Hummingbird (1) Apr
36. American Coot (1) Mar
37. Killdeer (1) Mar, Apr
38. Least Sandpiper (3) Sep
39. Western Sandpiper (4) Sep
40. Spotted Sandpiper (1) May
41. Short-billed Gull (1) Feb, Mar
42. Ring-billed Gull (1) Feb
43. Western Gull (3) Feb
44. California Gull (1) Apr
45. Glaucous-winged Gull (1) Feb, Apr
46. Caspian Tern (2) May
47. Common Loon (1) Feb, Apr
48. Double-crested Cormorant (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
49. Great Blue Heron (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
50. Great Egret (3) Feb
51. Green Heron (3) Sep
52. Turkey Vulture (1) Apr
53. Osprey (1) Apr
54. Cooper's Hawk (2) Oct
55. Bald Eagle (1) Feb, Mar
56. Red-tailed Hawk (1) Feb, Mar
57. Great Horned Owl (1) Feb
58. Northern Pygmy Owl (2) Sep
59. Spotted Owl (4) 
60. Barred Owl (3) Mar
61. Belted Kingfisher (1) Feb, Mar
62. Williamson's Sapsucker (4) Sep
63. Red-breasted Sapsucker (1) May
64. American Three-toed Woodpecker (3) Sep
65. Black-backed Woodpecker (3) Sep
66. Downy Woodpecker (1) Mar, Apr
67. Hairy Woodpecker (1) Apr
68. Northern Flicker (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
69. Pileated Woodpecker (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
70. American Kestrel (1) Feb, Mar
71. Merlin (3) Sep 
72. Olive-sided Flycatcher (1) May
73. Western Wood-Pewee (1) May
74. Willow Flycatcher (1) May
75. Hammond's Flycatcher (1) May
76. Pacific-slope Flycatcher (1) May
77. Hutton's Vireo (2) May
78. Cassin's Vireo (2) Sep
79. Warbling Vireo (1) May
80. Canada Jay (1) May
81. Steller's Jay (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
82. California Scrub-Jay (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
83. Clark's Nutcracker (2) May
84. American Crow (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
85. Common Raven (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
86. Black-capped Chickadee (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
87. Mountain Chickadee (3) Sep
88. Chestnut-backed Chickadee (1) Feb, Mar
89. Northern Rough-winged Swallow (1) May
90. Tree Swallow (1) Mar, Apr
91. Violet Green Swallow (1) Mar, Apr
92. Barn Swallow (1) Apr
93. Cliff Swallow (1) Apr
94. Bushtit (4) May
95. Ruby-crowned Kinglet (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
96. Golden-crowned Kinglet (1) Feb, Mar
97. Red-breasted Nuthatch (1) Feb, Apr
98. White-breasted Nuthatch (4) Oct
99. Brown Creeper (2) May
100. House Wren (3) Sep
101. Pacific Wren (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
102. Canyon Wren (3) Oct
103. Bewick's Wren (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
104. American Dipper (1) Apr
105. European Starling (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
106. American Robin (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
107. Western Bluebird (3) Oct
108. Mountain Bluebird (4) Apr
109. Varied Thrush (1) Feb, Mar
110. Swainson's Thrush (1) May
111. Hermit Thrush (1) Apr
112. Cedar Waxwing (1) May
113. House Sparrow (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
114. American Pipit (3) Apr
115. Evening Grosbeak (2) May
116. Pine Grosbeak (4) Sep
117. House Finch (1) Mar
118. Purple Finch (1) Apr
119. Cassin's Finch (3) Sep
120. Red Crossbill (2) Sep
121. Pine Siskin (1) Sep
122. Lesser Goldfinch (3) Feb, Mar
123. American Goldfinch (1) Mar
124. Fox Sparrow (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
125. Dark-eyed Junco (1) Feb, Apr
126. White-crowned Sparrow (1) Apr
127. Golden-crowned Sparrow (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
128. White-throated Sparrow (4) Oct
129. Savannah Sparrow (1) May
130. Song Sparrow (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
131. Lincoln's Sparrow (2) Apr
132. Spotted Towhee (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
133. Yellow-breasted Chat (4) May
134. Western Meadowlark (3) Apr
135. Bullock's Oriole (1) May
136. Red-winged Blackbird (1) Feb, Mar, Apr
137. Brown-headed Cowbird (1) May
138. Brewer's Blackbird (2) Mar, Apr
139. Orange-crowned Warbler (1) Apr
140. Nashville Warbler (2) May
141. MacGillivray's Warbler (1) May
142. Common Yellowthroat (1) Apr
143. Yellow Warbler (2) May
144. Yellow-rumped Warbler (1) Mar, Apr
145. Black-throated Gray Warbler (1) May
146. Townsend's Warbler (1) May
147. Hermit Warbler (1) May
148. Wilson's Warbler (1) May
149. Western Tanager (1) May
150. Black-headed Grosbeak (1) May
151. Lazuli Bunting (2) May

Wahkiakum 151

1. Greater White-fronted Goose (3) Oct
2. Cackling Goose (1) Jan, Apr
3. Canada Goose (1) Jan, Apr
4. Trumpeter Swan (4) Jan
5. Tundra Swan (3) Jan
6. Wood Duck (2) Apr
7. Cinnamon Teal (3) May
8. Northern Shoveler (2) Jan, Apr
9. Gadwall (2) Jan, Apr
10. Eurasian Wigeon (3) Jan
11. American Wigeon (2) Jan, Apr
12. Mallard (1) Jan, Apr
13. Northern Pintail (1) Jan, Apr
14. Green-winged Teal (1) Jan, Apr
15. Canvasback (3) Jan
16. Ring-necked Duck (1) Jan, Apr
17. Greater Scaup (1) Jan, Apr
18. Lesser Scaup (1) Jan
19. Surf Scoter (2) Oct
20. Bufflehead (1) Jan, Apr
21. Common Goldeneye (2) Jan
22. Hooded Merganser (1) Jan, Apr
23. Common Merganser (1) Jan, Apr
24. Red-breasted Merganser (3) Apr
25. Ruffed Grouse (2) Apr
26. Pied-billed Grebe (1) Jan, Apr
27. Horned Grebe (1) Jan
28. Western Grebe (1) Jan, Apr
29. Band-tailed Pigeon (2) Apr
30. Eurasian Collared-Dove (2) Apr, May
31. Mourning Dove (3) Jan, May
32. Common Nighthawk (3) Jul
33. Vaux's Swift (2) May
34. Anna's Hummingbird (2) Jan
35. Rufous Hummingbird (1) Jan
36. Virginia Rail (2) Jan
37. Sora (3) May
38. American Coot (1) Jan
39. Sandhill Crane (3) Apr
40. Black-bellied Plover (2) Apr
41. Killdeer (1) Jan, Apr
42. Whimbrel (3) Apr
43. Least Sandpiper (2) Jan
44. Long-billed Dowitcher (3) Jan
45. Wilson's Snipe (1) Oct
46. Spotted Sandpiper (1) Apr
47. Greater Yellowlegs (2) Jan, Apr
48. Short-billed Gull (1) Jan, Apr
49. Ring-billed Gull (1) Apr
50. Western Gull (2) Apr
51. California Gull (2) Apr
52. Iceland Gull (4) Jan
53. Glaucous-winged Gull (1) Jan, Apr
54. Caspian Tern (1) Apr
55. Red-throated Loon (2) Jan, Apr
56. Common Loon (2) Apr
57. Pelagic Cormorant (3) Apr
58. Double-crested Cormorant (1) Jan, Apr
59. American White Pelican (3) Apr
60. Great Blue Heron (1) Jan, Apr
61. Great Egret (3) Jan, Apr
62. Turkey Vulture (1) Apr
63. Osprey (1) Apr
64. Northern Harrier (2) Jan
65. Cooper's Hawk (2) Oct
66. Bald Eagle (1) Jan, Apr
67. Red-shouldered Hawk (3) Jan
68. Red-tailed Hawk (1) Jan, Apr
69. Barn Owl (2) May
70. Great Horned Owl (2) May
71. Barred Owl (2) Jul
72. Long-eared Owl (5) Dec
73. Northern Saw-whet Owl (2) Oct
74. Belted Kingfisher (1) Jan, Apr
75. Red-breasted Sapsucker (2) Apr
76. Downy Woodpecker (1) Jan, Apr
77. Hairy Woodpecker (2) Jan, Apr
78. Northern Flicker (1) Jan, Apr
79. Pileated Woodpecker (2) Apr
80. American Kestrel (1) Jan, Apr
81. Peregrine Falcon (2) Jan
82. Western Wood-Pewee (2) May
83. Hammond's Flycatcher (2) Apr
84. Pacific-slope Flycatcher (1) May
85. Black Phoebe (3) Jan, Apr
86. Hutton's Vireo (2) Apr
87. Cassin's Vireo (4) Apr
88. Warbling Vireo (1) May
89. Steller's Jay (1) Jan, Apr
90. California Scrub-Jay (2) Jan, Apr
91. American Crow (1) Jan, Apr
92. Common Raven (1) Jan, Apr
93. Black-capped Chickadee (1) Jan, Apr
94. Chestnut-backed Chickadee (1) Jan, Apr
95. Northern Rough-winged Swallow (2) Apr
96. Purple Martin (3) Apr
97. Tree Swallow (2) Apr
98. Violet-Green Swallow (1) Apr
99. Barn Swallow (1) Apr
100. Cliff Swallow (2) Apr
101. Bushtit (2) Apr
102. Ruby-crowned Kinglet (1) Jan, Apr
103. Golden-crowned Kinglet (1) Jan, Apr
104. Cedar Waxwing (1) Jul
105. Red-breasted Nuthatch (2) May
106. Brown Creeper (2) Apr, May
107. House Wren (3) May 
108. Pacific Wren (1) Jan, May
109. Marsh Wren (2) Jan, May
110. Bewick's Wren (1) Jan, May
111. American Dipper (2) Apr
112. European Starling (1) Jan, Apr
113. Western Bluebird (4) May
114. American Robin (1) Jan, Apr
115. Varied Thrush (1) Jan, Apr
116. Swainson's Thrush (1) May
117. Hermit Thrush (3) Apr
118. House Sparrow (1) Jan, Apr
119. Evening Grosbeak (3) May
120. House Finch (1) Apr
121. Purple Finch (1) Apr
122. Red Crossbill (2) Oct
123. Pine Siskin (1) Oct
124. American Goldfinch (1) Apr
125. Fox Sparrow (1) Jan
126. Dark-eyed Junco (1) Jan, Apr
127. White-crowned Sparrow (1) Jan, Apr
128. Golden-crowned Sparrow (1) Jan, Apr
129. White-throated Sparrow (3) Dec
130. Savannah Sparrow (1) Apr
131. Song Sparrow (1) Jan, Apr
132. Lincoln's Sparrow (3) Dec
133. Swamp Sparrow (4) Dec
134. Spotted Towhee (1) Jan, Apr
135. Yellow-breasted Chat (4) May
136. Western Meadowlark (3) Oct
137. Bullock's Oriole (3) May
138. Red-winged Blackbird (1) Jan, Apr
139. Brown-headed Cowbird (1) Apr
140. Brewer's Blackbird (2) Jan
141. Orange-crowned Warbler (1) Apr
142. MacGillivray's Warbler (3) May
143. Common Yellowthroat (1) Apr
144. Yellow Warbler (1) May
145. Yellow-rumped Warbler (1) Jan, Apr, May
146. Black-throated Gray Warbler (1) May
147. Townsend's Warbler (2) Jan, Apr
148. Hermit Warbler (3) May
149. Wilson's Warbler (1) Apr, May
150. Western Tanager (2) May
151. Black-headed Grosbeak (2) May  

Needs Lists

Here's what I haven't seen! Starred birds are ones that are additionally missing from my life lists in a given county. 

Clark County. 

Remaining Code 1 birds (seen 110 of 114)

Almost all of these suckers! I may make it down one more time in conjunction with the Christmas Bird Count in Wahkiakum. It would be nice to pick up Herring Gull and Common Loon especially, as I'd like to get the life list to 175 eventually! It presently sits at 157, so those two could at least bring it to 159. 

1. Pectoral Sandpiper*
2. Common Loon*
3. Great Horned Owl
4. Townsend's Warbler

Clark Remaining Code 2 birds (seen 28 of 37)

Peregrine Falcon and Cooper's Hawk seem like the most likely "accidental" birds that I could pick up whilst looking for other species in December. Together with the two above, it seems like getting the life list to 160 by the end of the year would be doable. 15 birds from there. . . I don't really chase birds, BUT. . .I think I would make an exception down in this corner if it also allowed me to do some of this clean up. Clearly, I still have more higher elevation birding to do in the future in Clark, with Solitaire and Pygmy-Owl still on this list.  

1. Caspian Tern*
2. American Bittern
3. Cooper's Hawk*
4. Northern Pygmy-Owl*
5. Red-breasted Sapsucker
6. Peregrine Falcon*
7. Cassin's Vireo*
8. Hutton's Vireo*
9. Townsend's Solitaire*

Clark Code 3 birds (seen 13 of 52)

Yaknow. . . Ross's Goose would be a life bird. I specifically might make a run down for a Ross's Goose - plans be damned! The rest of these. . . goodness there's just a lot of birds down there in Clark. The single bird on this list that I've seen before. . . is Red Crossbill. Getting my life list to 175 may also involve another shorebirding trip. This year, I think many of these birds were swinging through the county at a time when my car was getting an engine replaced!

1. Ross's Goose*
2. Brant*
3. Surf Scoter*
4. Red-breasted Merganser*
5. Ruffed Grouse*
6. Red-necked Grebe*
7. Clark's Grebe*
8. Common Nighthawk*
9. Black Swift*
10. Calliope Hummingbird*
11. Black-bellied Plover*
12. Semipalmated Sandpiper*
13. Short-billed Dowitcher*
14. Solitary Sandpiper*
15. Wilson's Phalarope*
16. Red-necked Phalarope*
17. Bonaparte's Gull*
18. Western Gull*
19. Red-throated Loon*
20. Black-crowned Night-Heron*
21. Golden Eagle*
22. Sharp-shinned Hawk*
23. Northern Goshawk*
24. Roug-legged Hawk*
25. Western Screech-Owl*
26. Barred Owl*
27. Northern Saw-whet Owl*
28. Western Kingbird*
29. Eastern Kingbird*
30. Say's Phoebe*
31. Red-eyed Vireo*
32. Canada Jay*
33. Western Bluebird*
34. Red Crossbill
35. Chipping Sparrow*
36. White-throated Sparrow*
37. Swamp Sparrow*
38. Yellow-breasted Chat* 
39. Nashville Warbler* 

Finally! I found a code 4+ bird: California Quail (4)

Cowlitz Code 1 birds (seen: 91 of 95) 

Yeah. . . on my way down to the Christmas Bird Count in Wahkiakum, I just may stop somewhere and try for a Great Horned Owl! The Cowlitz life list is at 167, so together with that Bullock's Oriole (some day!) I'd be sitting at 169.

1. Western Grebe
2. Great Horned Owl*
3. Pine Siskin
4. Bullock's Oriole*

Cowlitz code 2 birds (seen 37 of 47) 

Common Loon is probably the one that bugs me the most on this list. If you go where they are, they are easy birds! Sharpies are good at what they do, hiding in trees. And Bank Swallow. . . well, I know where to go for them now! Together with the two code 1 birds I'm missing above, I could bump my life list in the county up to 172. 

1. Ring-necked Pheasant
2. Common Nighthawk
3. Wilson's Snipe
4. Solitary Sandpiper
5. Iceland Gull
6. Caspian Tern
7. Common Loon*
8. Sharp-shinned Hawk*
9. Bank Swallow*
10. Townsend's Warbler

Cowlitz code 3 birds (seen 16 of 33)

This feels like a lot of birds left out there - just an indication of how great Cowlitz county really is for birds. Plenty to see here! It's also nice that the local birders are so thorough. Although nothing really crazy came through the county and stuck around this year, there have been some very cool finds over the years! I'm sure that running after some of those will get the life list to 175 without too much effort.

1. Blue-winged Teal*
2. Surf Scoter*
3. Ruffed Grouse*
4. Red-necked Grebe*
5. Dunlin
6. Western Sandpiper
7. Lesser Yellowlegs
8. Bonaparte's Gull
9. Red-throated Loon*
10. American Bittern*
11. Rough-legged Hawk
12. Short-eared Owl*
13. Peregrine Falcon*
14. Western Kingbird*
15. Red-eyed Vireo
16. Horned Lark
17. Western Bluebird*

Additional higher coded birds: California Quail (4), Northern Shrike (4) and Red-breasted Merganser (4), Dusky Flycatcher (5), Townsend's Solitaire (4), Yellow-breasted Chat (4)

Skamania Needs List

Code 1 birds (seen: 99 of 101)

I have likely finished looking in Skamania! These two birds were not seen this year but are ones I have found in Skamania in years past. 

1. Virginia Rail
2. Herring Gull

Skamania Code 2 birds (seen 21 of 26)

These are the Code 2 birds I missed. My post-breeding lull in activity may have played a role in four of them, but. . . darn those Sharp-shinned Hawks! :D I'll have to find one in Skamania someday to take the life list to 175 (it sits at 163 now).

1. Common Nighthawk*
2. Sharp-shinned Hawk*
3. Ash-throated Flycatcher
4. Red-eyed Vireo*
5. Purple Martin

Skamania Code 3 birds (seen 20 of 42)

I left a lot of birds on the table here! Some of those Columbia River specialties are just a result of my poor timing weather-wise. East winds kept scoters etc out on the coast, and nearly everywhere in the West half of the county was windy as heck in late October. That said, the starred birds in these lists could bring me over 175 for the life list - a goal down the road.

1. Eurasian Wigeon 
2. Canvasback 
3. Redhead* 
4. Harlequin Duck* 
5. Red-necked Grebe* 
6. Black Swift 
7. Black-chinned Hummingbird* 
8. Calliope Hummingbird* 
9. Wilson's Snipe* 
10. Bonaparte's Gull* 
11. Northern Harrier* 
12. Northern Goshawk* 
13. Barn Owl* 
14. Northern Saw-whet Owl* 
15. Lewis's Woodpecker* 
16. Peregrine Falcon 
17. Dusky Flycatcher 
18. Say's Phoebe* 
19. Horned Lark* 
20. Marsh Wren* 
21. Townsend's Solitaire* 
22. Chipping Sparrow 

Additional higher coded birds on the year list: Trumpeter Swan (4), Ruddy Duck (4), Mountain Bluebird (4), Spotted Owl (4), Bushtit (4), Yellow-breasted Chat (4), Williamson's Sapsucker (4), Western Sandpiper (4), Pine Grosbeak (4), White-breasted Nuthatch (4) and White-throated Sparrow (4). Goodness, that feels like a long list! What a fun year.

Wahkiakum County Needs List

And. . . I need three of these. In December.

Code 1 Birds (seen: 72 of 73) 

Dunlin. That's the Code 1 bird I haven't seen this year! I have, however seen one in previous years in Wahkiakum.

1. Dunlin. 

Wahkiakum Code 2 birds (seen 45 of 51)

Welp, three of these ain't showing up in December! I've stricken those, leaving three possible code 2 birds for me to hunt down.

* = needed for life list

1. White-winged Scoter*
2. Western Sandpiper*
3. Sharp-shinned Hawk
4. Olive-sided Flycatcher
5. Willow Flycatcher
6. Canada Jay

Wahkiakum Code 3 birds (seen: 27 of 44)

I'm not going to bother doing strike-throughs here, but those shorebirds would all be a bit of a stretch! Lots of possibilities here in this list, though. 

1. Snow Goose*
2. Ruddy Duck*
3. Wild Turkey
4. Sooty Grouse*
5. Ring-necked Pheasant*
6. Semipalmated Plover*
7. Sanderling*
8. Short-billed Dowitcher*
9. Bonaparte's Gull*
10. Herring Gull*
11. Pacific Loon*
12. American Bittern*
13. Rough-legged Hawk*
14. Northern Pygmy-Owl*
15. Merlin*
16. Horned Lark*
17. American Pipit*

(Code 4 birds I've picked up in Wahkiakum this year: Trumpeter Swan, Iceland Gull, Cassin's Vireo, Western Bluebird, Yellow-breasted Chat, and Swamp Sparrow. Also, on the last day, a Long-eared Owl at Code 5)