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Subject: campus lists
From: Ron Rovansek <Rovansek.Ronaldj(AT)EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV>
Date: 24 Jan 2001 9:06am
I think that the campus lists do have some value, as pointed out by Jay. I
think the main value of such a list is to draw attention to the fact that
some birds do, at least occasionally, visit suburban habitats, and that
such habitats are therefore valuable. Too many people consider consevation
to be something that takes place in Yellowstone and Yosemite, not in their
own backyards, and any activity that might help dispell this ideea is worth
while, I think. Besides we're not talking about a lot of expense to time
devoted to campus lists, just bothering to write down what is seen.
Perhaps a more valuable type of campus list would be a campus breeding bird
list. Paul is right in saying that scattered records of passing birds are
of little scientific value, at least individually. Lists of the birds that
spend appreciable amounts of time on campus, for example to breed, are a
better indication of the real value of campus habitat. I think lists of
wintering birds might be valuable, too, but it would be tough to tell which
birds are really wintering and which are just passing through.
Ron Rovansek
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Subject: Re: campus lists
From: "Beth H. Maniscalco" <cone-bhm(AT)NICH-NSUNET.NICH.EDU>
Date: 24 Jan 2001 10:26am
Jay, Ron, Paul, Labirders:
FYI, after much __encouragement__ from Jay Huner, I am working on the
Nicholls State University Campus birding list, with much assistance
from Rick Bello.
Main campus and NSU Farm listing will be forthcoming. At that time,
I will challenge our sister schools to do the same.
Beth Maniscalco
Nicholls State University
Thibodaux, LA
(Approx. 60 miles SW of New Orleans)
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Subject: Re: campus lists
From: Paul Conover <conover(AT)TALSTAR.COM>
Date: 24 Jan 2001 12:05pm
ron, labird,
the priniciples and sentiments that jay expressed were noble, and
all, but they didn't really address the possible scientific value of such
lists, or why campus lists would be of any more value than jiffy lube lists
[my vote to jiffy james]. aside from aesthetics, or conservation ideals, i
mean science.
i agree with many of your points, especially regarding different
type of lists. however, each type of list has fatal flaws in this case.
you're right that it doesn't take much time to write down what is
seen, as long as all you're doing is adding species to a list, but i think
we both agree that a list such as that provides no other information, and
is the equivalent of counting state license plates on the highway.
on the other hand, if someone spends much time consistently and
methodically minding the list, it might yield trends over time, but we're
talking about the equivalent of what van does in his skywatches from his
yard vs. what the average birders do for their
yard lists. van's data are valuable only because he is consistent in what
he does, because he has a set method, and because he's been at it forever.
the yard lists of most of the rest of us are only good for backyard bird
list contests--they have zero value to science.
somehow i doubt that many of you are willing to devote that much
time to shepherding a campus list, especially when you could just as easily
be birding someplace where you might actually see birds :)
a breeding bird list is clearly the better choice, but the fact
that some birds do visit suburban habitat is already evidenced by the fact
that any bird that you can find breeding on the campus at usl, for
instance, can also be found in better numbers in the surrounding city.
these are the birds that have demonstrated the ability to survive in
sub/urban environments, so no new information is being generated. i'm sure
that most labirders could type up a complete list of the breeding species
of the usl campus whether they've ever visited the campus or not. i'm sure
they could do the same for tulane, loyola, nicholls, etc. a breeding bird
list for campuses is merely a glorified restatement of the obvious.
i know how much jay loves making lists, but just because lists can
be important doesn't mean that all lists are important.
as members of the birding choir, we already know to think globally,
act locally--that's why our neighbors often want to take a bush hog to our
yards. we can expect to improve habitat in small parcels, but it's
unrealistic to think that you can use such small parcels to generate
meaningful data about bird numbers.
if there were so many birds of each species that we could each expect
to
find one of each in each one of our yards, then we could just use one yard
as the standard for the entire state, and extrapolate from there. but there
aren't that many birds, they move randomly, and so the opposite is more
prudent--use information generated across a broad geographic area and work
down from there.
on another hand, if it comes down to having a los contest for
campus lists, that might be interesting.
paul conover
tallahassee, fl
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> From: Ron Rovansek <Rovansek.Ronaldj(AT)EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV>
> To: LABIRD-L(AT)listserv.lsu.edu
> Subject: campus lists
> Date: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 9:06 AM
>
> I think that the campus lists do have some value, as pointed out by Jay.
I
> think the main value of such a list is to draw attention to the fact that
> some birds do, at least occasionally, visit suburban habitats, and that
> such habitats are therefore valuable. Too many people consider
consevation
> to be something that takes place in Yellowstone and Yosemite, not in
their
> own backyards, and any activity that might help dispell this ideea is
worth
> while, I think. Besides we're not talking about a lot of expense to time
> devoted to campus lists, just bothering to write down what is seen.
>
> Perhaps a more valuable type of campus list would be a campus breeding
bird
> list. Paul is right in saying that scattered records of passing birds are
> of little scientific value, at least individually. Lists of the birds
that
> spend appreciable amounts of time on campus, for example to breed, are a
> better indication of the real value of campus habitat. I think lists of
> wintering birds might be valuable, too, but it would be tough to tell
which
> birds are really wintering and which are just passing through.
>
> Ron Rovansek
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Subject: Re: campus lists
From: Russ Allor <RAllor(AT)AOL.COM>
Date: 24 Jan 2001 2:17pm
In a message dated 1/24/01 12:06:59 PM Central Standard Time,
conover(AT)TALSTAR.COM writes:
<< the priniciples and sentiments that jay expressed were noble, and
all, but they didn't really address the possible scientific value of such
lists >>
Paul: Why not generate a publishable list for birders similar to the lists
for Big Bend Nat. Park and other public sites. No science needed here, just
useful information for grunt birders like myself.
Russ Allor
Baton Rouge
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Subject: Re: campus lists
From: Phil Stouffer <stouffer(AT)SELU.EDU>
Date: 24 Jan 2001 4:35pm
La-birders on and off campuses,
I guess I should add my $.02 representing Southeastern. Given the limited
time I have to do bird related activities, I'm not going to spend it on a
campus list. If grad students want to make this a project, great.
Phil Stouffer
(BTW, I just took my ornithology class on a trip this pm. I guess we could
have walked around campus, but we went down the road to Manchac and saw,
among other things, 3 Sandhill Cranes. That's a first for me in this part
of the state.)
* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - *
Philip C. Stouffer
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Sciences
Southeastern Louisiana University
Hammond, LA 70402-0736
504-549-2191, fax 3851 stouffer(AT)selu.edu
The Dawbis is remote and shy;
It shuns the gaze of passers-by.
Edward Gorey (1925-2000)
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Subject: Re: campus lists
From: Paul Conover <conover(AT)TALSTAR.COM>
Date: 24 Jan 2001 4:57pm
russ,
if there's such a thing as a grunt birder, i'm one. i almost never
chase rarities, i get as much pleasure from common species as rare ones,
and my idea of a good time would be banding a hundred yellowrumps a day.
i understand what you're saying, but i think the word 'useful' is
the sticking point here.
you mention big bend. big bend is a huge wilderness area. the
number of breeding species is large, and the number of species that are
annual migrants or winter residents is also large--and fairly consistent.
on top of that, there are a few species that birders will make a special
trip for. this is true of many large, public natural areas.
the first thing i do whenever i hit such an area is ask for a bird
checklist. i know that the list is the result of years of intensive effort,
and that my birding efforts will result in basically a microcosm of the
list. aside from rarities, most of the sightings on the lists will be
'reproducible'. a large percentage of the species on the list can be
expected to be seen.
the majority of species on the usl campus list, on the other hand,
are there on the basis of one-few sightings, and can't be expected with any
kind of regularity. in essence, because the habitat is limited and poor,
using a checklist to try to predict what you'll see is like using last
week's winning lotto numbers and hoping lightning will strike twice [or
like hoping to duplicate my cam-mart boudin bird list].
what a birder is left with is a small number of birds that will use
marginal, urban habitat: typical city breeders, and ubiquitous winter
residents. and before anyone can accuse me of being a snob and dismissing
common birds, let me ask: how many people are going to go on campus to see
a cardinal or a yellow-rump when they can see them in their own yards? and
how how many visiting birders, novice or advanced, are going to want to
limit themselves to walking the usl campus hoping for spring migrants when
they can be better served walking the saint streets a few blocks away and
searching for a good pecan tree, or going to the coast and hoping for a
fallout?
birders go where the birds go, and typical campuses aren't very
attractive to birds or birders.
i'm sure that jay has the best intentions, but his crusade is
misdirected. a campus list won't help scientists, tourists, grunt birders,
birds, the soul of aldo leopold, the green party, green space, our deep
inner yearning to be free, or any of that. it'll make jay feel good, and
it'll be a burden on anyone else that gets roped into compiling such a
list.
and don't forget, when roger and charlie's book comes out,
visiting birders will have some truly valuable location guides to take them
to where the tweeties really are [just behind the cam-mart].
paul conover
tallahassee, fl
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> From: Russ Allor <RAllor(AT)AOL.COM>
> To: LABIRD-L(AT)listserv.lsu.edu
> Subject: Re: campus lists
> Date: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 2:17 PM
>
> In a message dated 1/24/01 12:06:59 PM Central Standard Time,
> conover(AT)TALSTAR.COM writes:
>
> << the priniciples and sentiments that jay expressed were noble,
and
> all, but they didn't really address the possible scientific value of
such
> lists >>
>
> Paul: Why not generate a publishable list for birders similar to the
lists
> for Big Bend Nat. Park and other public sites. No science needed here,
just
> useful information for grunt birders like myself.
>
> Russ Allor
> Baton Rouge
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Subject: LA Western Winter Hummer Report #23
From: Tom & Eloise Sylvest <tomande(AT)STARGAZER.NET>
Date: 24 Jan 2001 8:18pm
Louisiana Western Hummer Weekly Report #23 from 1-17-01 through 1-24-01
Humnetters and Labirders,
Look at David L'Hoste's histograms and Stacy Peterson's maps of our
Louisiana Western Winter Hummers at the LOS Website as follows:
<http://losbird.org>
Do not be offended by my not acknowledging your reports individually as
they have become too numerous
and it would require too much time. However, please report my errors to me.
Thank you for sending your first observed dates on western hummers in
Louisiana. Please continue to send your reports. And, be sure to include
those reports by birders who do not subscribe to our lists.
Report the presence of Rubythroats also. Although, there will be a separate
report for Rubythroats.
Also, please honor the request of Dr. Remsen, LSU, for info as follows:
1. Whether the bird is known to be a return (banded or marked)
2. Whether the bird is likely a return (adult with similar
markings/behavior -- this can be subjective, but do your best).
3. The departure date if you know it.
From 1-17-01 through 1-24-01 we have had additional
western winter hummers reported in Louisiana with
first observed dates.
Peggy Siegert, Slidell, LA
#2 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 1-18-00
Lisa Ribuchaux, Racelend, LA
#1 Calliope Im. M. FO 1-19-01
#10 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#11 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#12 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#13 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#14 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#15 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#8 Buff-bellied FO 1-19-01
#9 Buff-bellied FO 1-19-01
#3 Black-chinned FO 1-19-01
#4 Black-chinned FO 1-19-01
Van Remsen, St. Gabriel
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 1-20-01
Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-17-01,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-18-01
Cathy DiSalvo Harahan, LA
#1 Buff-bellied FO 11-14-00,
#1Selasphorus R/A female FO 12-23-00,
#1Black-chinned F. FO 1-11-01,
#2 Black-chinned FO 1-11-01
John and Margaret Owens,
#3 Buff-bellied Ad. M. FO 1-20-01
Barbara Dodd Covington,La.
#2 Selasphorus FO 1-19-01
Linda Beall, Covington, LA
#2 Black-chinned FO 1-22-01(Banded in Pascagoula MS by Bob Sargent on 1-20-01)
Charlotte Seidenberg, New Orleans, LA,
#1 Calliope Im. M. FO 1-6-01
Jean Brou Slidell, LA
#2 Calliope Im. M. FO 12-26-00(CBC)
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 1-23-01
Dr. Dawn Koetting, Thibodaux,
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 12-18-00.
Stella Lasseigne, Thibodaux
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 1-23-01.
Marion Bertaut, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied FO 1-24-01
Linda Beall, Covington, LA
#6 Rufous Im. M. FO 1-10-01
#7 Rufous Im. M. FO 1-22-01
Barbara Dodds, Covington, LA
#3 Selasphorus FO 1-24-01
Dean Taylor, Bush, LA
#3 Selasphorus FO 1-24-01
As of 1-24-01 our count of western hummers is 552 reported from 173
hummer gardens in 28 parishes, 21 of which border, or are south
of, I -10. Caddo, Desoto, St. Landry, Tangipahoa, West Carroll and West
Feliciana
are the six parishes excepted. ( Washington Parish moved to the Rubythroat
report instead because the single observation was Archilochus)
LOUISIANA WINTER HUMMINGBIRD REPORT ON
WESTERN HUMMERS, BY PARISHES*
THROUGH 1-24-01 FOLLOWS:
ACADIA PARISH 1 report 1 garden
1.Yvette Simon. Crowley, LA,
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 9-29-00
ASCENSION PARISH 7 reports 2 gardens
1. Lynn Becnel, Domaldsonville, LA
#1 Selasphorus F. FO 8-24-00,
#2 Selaphorus, I. M. FO 9/4/00
#3 Selasphorus, Female FO 10-20-00
#4Selasphorus female FO 11-18-00,
#5 Selasphorus male FO 11-18-00
2. Shirley Drewes, Prairieville, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 10-6-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A type Im. FO 11-15-00
ASSUMPTION PARISH 2 reports 2 gardens
1. Frances Dupre Belle Rose, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Ad. M. FO 9-2-00
2. Don Savoie, Belle Rose, LA
#1 Buff-bellied FO 10-8-00.
CADDO PARISH 1 report 1 garden
1. Jeff and Jean Trahan, Shreveport, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type Im. M. FO 11-16-00
CALCASIEU PARISH 10 reports, 5 gardens
1. Winston Caillouet, Lake Charles, LA,
#1 Selasphorus FO 8-27-00
#2 Selaphorus R/A FO 10-23-00
#3 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M.FO 12-17-00,
#1 Blackchinned Im. M. FO 12-17-00
2. Bill Goulet, Lake Charles, LA
#1 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 11-27-00
3. Alan Hohensee, Sulphur, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 9-15-00
4. Pete Lund, Lake Charles, LA
#1 Buff-bellied M. FO 10-21-00
5. Sherman and Lauren Young, Sulphur, LA
#1 Buff-bellied M FO 11-26-00,
#1 Calliope Im. M. FO 12-21-00,
#1 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 12-21-00
CAMERON PARISH 11 reports 3 gardens
1. JoAnne Nunez, Oak Grove,
#1Selasphorus R/A type (CBC) FO 12-18-00
#1 Buff-bellied, FO ?;
#2 Buff-bellied, FO ?.
2. Marianna Tanner Primeaux, Cameron, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-18-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A, FO 12-17-00;
#3 Selasphorus R/A FO 1-7-00
#4 Selasphorus FO 1-7-00
#1 Black-chinned, FO 12-16-00;
#2 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 12-17-00
#1 Calliope, FO 1/07/00
3. Rutherford Motel, Oak Grove, Cameron Parish
#1 Selasphorus, FO 12-19-00.
DESOTO PARISH 1 report 1 garden
1. Hubert and Pat Hervey, Stonewall, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 9-24-00
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH 83 reports 21 gardens
1. James Abbott, Baton Rouge, LA
#1Black-chinned female type FO 1-7-01
2. Vaughn Barber, Baton Rouge,
#1 Selasphorus Ad. M. Rufous FO ?-?-?
#2 Selasphorus Im. M. R/A type FO ?-?-? (there all winter).
3. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus rufous (adult male, banded) FO 8-13-00
#2 Selasphorus rufous Adult Female FO 10-29-00
#3 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 11-7-00
#4 Selasphorus rufous imm. male FO appx 12-15-00
#5 Selasphorus R/A female type FO appx 12-29-00
#1 Calliope FO 11-26-00, adult female returnee
#2 Calliope FO 12-7-00 female or immature male
#1 Blackchinned Adult Male FO 10-8-00,
#2 Blackchinned Imm. male FO 11-29-00
#3 Blackchinned Imm. male FO 12-14-00
4. Dennis Demchek, Baton Rouge, LA
#1Selasphorus R/A Im. FO 11-17-00
#1 Black-chinned FO 11/16/00.
5. David and Connie Dunn, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 11-16-00
6. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 12-1-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. F. FO 12-22-00
#3 Selasphorus Im. F. FO 1-14-01,
#4 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 1-10-01.
7. Margie Griffith , Baton Rouge, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 10-23-00
8. Marty Guidry, Baton Rouge, LA
#1Selasphorus FO 9-3-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-15-00,
#3 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-15-00
#4 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-15-00
#5 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-15-00
#6 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-15-00
#7 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-15-00
#8 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-15-00
#1 Selasphorus Broad-tailed FO 12-15-00
#1 Calliope FO 12-15-00
#1 Black-chinned FO 12-15-00
#2 Black-chinned FO 12-15-00
9. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Im. F. FO 11-3-00,
#2 Selasphorus Im. male FO 11-5-00
#3 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 12-1-01
#4 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 12-7-01
#5 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 12-16-00
#6 Selasphorus R/A type FO 12-16-00
10. Bob Raymond, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned F. FO 12-16-00
11. Lewis Roussel, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-26-00,
#1Calliope FO 11-12-00,
#2 Calliope FO 11-25-00,
#3Calliope FO 12-10-00,
12. Diana Schlesinger, Greenwell Springs, LA ,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous FO 8-1-00
13. Michael Seymour, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-30-00
14. J. S. Slack, III, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 12-18-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 12-18-00,
#3 Selasphorus FO 12-18-00,
#4 Selasphorus FO 12-18-00
15. Bud Snowden, Baton Rouge,
#1Selasphorus Adult male R/A type FO 10-13-00,
#2 Selasphorus (possible BT) FO 10-7-00
#3 Selasphorus R/A male FO 11/11/00
#4 Selasphorus. R/A type Im. M. FO 12-10-00
#1Buff-bellied Ad. M. FO 11-26-00
16. Mark Swan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 12-1-00
17. Cathy and Al Troy, Baton Rouge, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous FO 11-7-00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-3-00
#1 Black-chinned Ad. M. 10-27-00,
#2 Black-chinned Ad. F.10-27-00
18. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous FO 8-21-00
#2 Selasphorus FO 11-1-00
#3 Selasphorus R/A type FO 11-26-00
#4 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 12-3-00
#5 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 12-16-00,
#6 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 1-7-01
#1 Selasphorus Broad-tailed F. FO 12-14-00
#1 Calliope FO 12-25-00
19. Jason Weckstein, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type Im. M. FO 1-1-01,
#1 Black-chinned FO 1-3-01
20. Chris Witt and Satya Maliakal, Baton Rouge, LA,
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 10-8-00,
#2 Selasphorus R/A type, Im. M. FO 11-22-00.
#3 Selasphorus Im. M.FO 11-26-00.
#4 Selasphorus R/A Im. F. FO 11-27-00.
#5 Selasphorus R/A Im. F. FO 12-17-00
#6 Selasphorus Im. F. FO 1-7-01
#7 Selasphorus Im. M. FO 1-7-01
#8 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 1-7-01,
#1 Selasphorus, Broad-tailed Im. M.FO 12-30-01.
#1 Black-chinned F. F.O. 11-20-00,
#1 Calliope, Im. M. FO 11/21/00, #
21. Gail Wood, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus M. FO 9-15-00
IBERIA PARISH 3 reports 1 garden
1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Im. FO 1-6-01,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 01-6-01.
#1 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 12-25-00.
IBERVILLE PARISH 31 reports 2 gardens
1. Steve Cardiff and Donna Dittmann, St. Gabriel, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous IM. F. FO 10-24-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A type Im. M. FO 11-2-00
#3 Selasphorus R/A Im. F. FO 11-25-00
#4 Selasphorus R/A Im. M. FO 11-25-00
#5 Selasphorus R/A Im. M. FO 12-1-00,
#6 Selasphorus R/A F. FO 12-2-00,
#7 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 12-2-00,
#8 Selasphorus R/A F. FO 12-3-00,
#9 Selasphorus R/A Im. M.FO 12-11-00.
#10 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 12-22-00
#11 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 12-22-00
#12 Selasphorus R/A Im. M. FO 12-22-00
#1 Calliope(banded) FO 10-26-00,
#2 Calliope F. FO 11-25-00,
#3 Calliope Im. M. FO 12-8-00(Van's too)
#4 Calliope F. type FO 12-22-00
#1 Black-chinned female FO 11-1-00,
#2 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 11-11-00,
#3 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 11-11-00,
#4 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 11-14-00
#5 Blackchinned F. FO 11-14-00.
#6 Black-chinned F. FO 11-26-00,
#7 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 12-11-00
2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA,
#1 Selasphorus, R/A type Im. M. FO 12-6-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 1-20-01
#1 Black-chinned imm. male FO 11-6-00
#2 Black-chinned F. FO 12-5-00,
#3 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 12=8-00
#4 Black-chinned FO 12-9-00
#1Calliope Im. M. FO 11-25-00 ,
#2 Calliope Im. M. FO 12-16-00.
JEFFERSON PARISH 34 reports 10 gardens
1. Markey Barre', River Ridge, LA Jefferson Parish
#1 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 12-27-00
2. Cathy DiSalvo Harahan, LA
#1Selasphorus R/A female FO 12-23-00,
#1 Buff-bellied FO 11-14-00,
#1 Black-chinned F. FO 1-11-01,
#2 Black-chinned FO 1-11-01
3. David Muth, Grand Isle LA trip
#1 SelasphorusR/A type Im. F FO 12-9-00
#2 Selasphorus F. F0 12-9-00
#1 Black-chinned FO 12-9-00,
#2 Black-chinned FO 12-9-00
#3 Black-chinned IM. M.FO 12-10-00)
4. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous, Ad. M. FO 8-4-00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous FO 8-12-00,
#3 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. F. FO 8-29-00,
#4 Selasphorus Ad. F. FO 9-3-00,
#5 Selasphorus FO 10-1-00,
#6 Selasphorus FO 10-10-00,
#7 Selasphorus FO 10-12-00,
#8 Selasphorus FO 10-21-00
#9 Selasphorus, Rufous Ad. F. FO 11-1-00
#10 Selasphorus Allen's Im. F. FO11-14-00,
#11 Selasphorus R/A type Im. F. FO 12-26-00,
#12 Selasphorus Ad. F. FO 12-27-00,
#13 Selasphorus. Rufous Im. M. FO 12-27-00
#1 Black-chinned Im. M.-FO 11-27-00
#2 Black-chinned Ad. M. FO 1-5-01
5. Nancy Newfield, Grand Isle,
#1 Black-chinned FO 11-12-00
6. Kay Panno, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus F. type FO 11-8-00,
#2 Selasphorus Im. M. FO 12-20-00
7. Sandy Price, Harvey, LA
#1 Selasphorus Im. M. FO 11-29-00
8. Lee Rhodes, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. F.FO 10-18-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. F.FO 10-18-00
#1Black-chinned Ad. M.FO 10-26-00,
9. Henry Ruiz, Metairie, LA,
#1 Selasphorus FO 9-29-00
10. Bobby Santiny Grand Isle, LA
#1 Black-chinned FO 12-21-00(CBC)
LAFAYETTE PARISH 51 reports, 25 gardens
1. Gail Andriano, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Im. F. FO 12-25-00
2. Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette,
#1 Selasphorus. Rufous Im. M. FO 11-27-00
#1 Black-chinned, im male, FO 11-7-00,
3. Shirley Borel, Lafayette,
#1 Selasphorus R/A F., FO 12/15/00.
4. George Broussard, Lafayette, LA
#1Selasphorus. Rufous Ad. F. FO 11-15-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A, FO 12-?-00.
5. Sam Broussard, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 12-19-00
6. Carolyn Carlin, Lafayette, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad.. M. FO 9-16-00
7. Clint Chapman, Lafayette,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous, ad m, FO 10-?-00.
8. Lee and Deborah Clark Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus. Rufous Im. M. FO 11-9-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A, FO 1/07/01.
9. Sue Cole, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A FO 1/07/00;
#1 Black-chinned, FO 1-7-00.
10. Mitch Conover, Lafayette,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous, FO 12-?-00.
11. Brenda Cooper, Lafayette, LA,
#1 Buff-bellied 2YM FO 10-4-00
12. Crystal Dawkins, Lafayette,
#1 Black-chinned, female, FO 11-?-00
#2 Black-cinned, im m, FO 11-?-00
13. Kay Drouant, Lafayette, LA,
#1 Selasphorus. Rufous Im. M., FO 10-?-00,
#2 Selasphorus. Rufous Im. F. FO 10-?-00
#3 Selasphorus Rufous Im. F. FO 10-?-00
#4 Selasphorus Rufous, Im. F.FO 12-3-00
#5 Selasphorus R/A, FO 12-6-00
14. Cissy Granger, Youngsville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 9-30-00
15. Toddy Guidry, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A Ad F FO 10-21-00,
#2 Selasphorus R/A A. F. FO 12-17-00
#1 Black-chinned Im. FO 11-10-00
16. Beckie Hariu, Scott, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 10-1-00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 10-26-00,
#3 Selasphorus R/A Im. M., FO 10-30-00,
#4 Selasphorus R/A type FO 11-24-00
#5 Selasphorus F.O. 12-11-00.
#1 Buff-bellied FO 10-30-00
17. Bill Hoffpauir, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus. Rufous Im. M. FO 10/25/00
18. Gloria Knox, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type Imm. FO 10/30/00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous. HY F. Im. FO 11-8-00,
#3 Selasphorus Rufous, Im. M. FO 1/03/01.
#1 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 11-6-00.
19. Jack and Rose Must, Lafayette,
#1 Selasphorus R/A F. type FO 11-25-00
#2 Selasphorus. Rufous FO 12-3-00,
#3 Selasphorus FO 12-3-00
#4 Selasphorus Rufous Im.F. FO 12/23/00.
#1 Selasphorus Broad-tailed Ad. F. FO 10-5-00,
20. Carol Patton, Lafayette, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M., FO 11/23/00.
21. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus. Rufous Im. M. FO 11-12-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous, Im. M. FO 12/7/00.
22. Valery Ray, Lafayette,
#1 Black-chinned, Im. F. FO 11-?-00.
23. Pat Scallan, Lafayette, LA ,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous, Adult male, FO 9-24-00
24. Becky Taylor, Carencro, LA
#1 Selasphorus Allen's A. M. FO 10-1-00.
#2 Selasphorus F. FO 11-15-00,
#3 Selasphorus R/A F., FO 12/18/00.
25. Edna Wheeler, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 12-3-00
LAFOURCHE PARISH 85 reports 20 gardens
1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-17-01
#2 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-18-01
2. Marion Bertaut, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied FO 1-24-01
3. Mike and Madonna Bourgeois, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type Im. FO 12-4-00
#1 Black-chinned Im. F. FO12-4-00
4. Paula and Rickey Broussard, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous, adult female, FO 11/24/00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous, female, FO 12/12/00
#3 Selasphorus Rufous, female, FO 12/12/00
#1 Black-chinned, adult male, FO 12/4/00
#2 Black-chinned, imm. male, FO 12/12/00
#3 Black-chinned, imm. female, FO 12/12/00
#4 Black-chinned, imm. female, FO 12/12/00
5. Gail Cedotal, Raceland LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-24-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 11-24-00
#1 Black-chinned FO 11-24-00,
#2 Black-chinned FO 11-24-00
6. Veldene and Ed Delatte, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Im. F. O. 12-1-00
7. Adene Didier, Thibodaux,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 12/2/00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 12/2/00
#3 Selasphorus Rufous Im. F.FO 12/12/00
8. Lana Downing, Mathews, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 8-7-00,
#2 Selasphorus F. FO 11-16-00,
#3 Selasphorus FO 12-11-00
#1 Buff-bellied FO 10-3-00
#2 Buff-bellied FO 11-16-00
#3 Buff-bellied FO 12-2-00
9. Barbara and Michael Gauthier, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Broad-billed hummingbird Im. M. FO 11-23-00
#1 Calliope AHY F.FO 1-5-01
#1 Black-chinned female FO 1-6-01
10. Mary Guidry, Galliano, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-2-00
11. Carol Hurder, Raceland, L
#1 Selasphorus R/A IM. M. FO 11-27-00
12. Sam Jones, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type, FO 11-10-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A type, FO 11-10-00
13. Todel Luft - Raceland, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous FO 11-24-00
#2 Selasphorus FO 12-02-00
14. Beth and Sammy Maniscalco, Thibodaux, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous male, FO 11/18/00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Ad F., FO 11/24/00 (recapture banded 2-5-2000)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 12/14/00
#4 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 1-6-01
#5 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 1-6-01
#1 Buff-bellied, FO 10/09/00
#2 Buff-bellied, FO 11/18/00
#3 Buff-bellied FO 1-6-01
#4 Buff-bellied FO 1-6-01
#1 Black-chinned , immature male, FO 11/24/00
#2 Black-chinned, female, FO 12/12/00
#3 Black-chinned, female, FO 12/12/00
#4 Black-chinned, female, FO 12/13/00
15. Lisa Robichaux, Raceland, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous 8-18-00 Returnee banded Feb. 97
#2 Selasphorus Rufous 9-06-00
#3 Selasphours Rufous 9-21-00
#4 Selasphorus Rufous 11-19-00
#5 Selasphorus Rufous 11-22-00
#6 Selasphorus Rufous 11-28-00
#7 Selasphorus Rufous 12-02-00
#8 Selasphorus Rufous 12-02-00
#9 Selasphorus Rufous 12-02-00
#10 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#11 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#12 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#13 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#14 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#15 Selasphorus Rufous FO 1-19-01
#1 Buff-bellied 10-09-00
#2 Buff-bellied 10-30-00
#3 Buff-bellied 11-18-00
#4 Buff-bellied 11-19-00 Returnee banded Jan 99
#5 Buff-bellied 11-19-00
#6 Buff-bellied 11-19-00
#7 Buff-bellied 12-02-00
#8 Buff-bellied FO 1-19-01
#9 Buff-bellied FO 1-19-01
#1 Black Chin 11-05-00
#2 Black Chin 11-19-00
#3 Black-chinned FO 1-19-01
#4 Black-chinned FO 1-19-01
#1 Calliope Im. M. FO 1-19-01
16. Beverly Salassi, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type Im. FO 12-1-00
17. Bonnie and Art Stagni, Thibodaux, LA.
#1Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-13-00
#2 Selasphorus Im. M. FO 11-16-00.
#1 Black-chinned Im. F. FO 11-19-00
18. Lu Teixiera, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-24-00
#2 Selasphorus FO 11-24-00.
19. Dr. Dawn Koetting, Thibodaux,
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 12-18-00.
20. Stella Lasseigne, Thibodaux
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 1-23-01.
ORLEANS PARISH 26 reports 5 gardens
1. James Beck, New Orleans, LA(Audubon Park Zoo)
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-30-00
2. David Muth, New Orleans, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. F. FO 8-21-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. F.(corrected from Im. M.) FO 9-29-00
#3 Selasphorus R/A type Im. M. FO 10-14-00
#4 Selasphorus R/A type Im. M. FO 11/23/00
#5 Selasphorus R/A type Im. FO 12-02-00
#6 Selasphorus R/A Im. F. FO 12-02-00
#7 Selasphorus R/A Im. F. FO 12-03-00
#8 Selasphorus R/A type Im. M. FO 12-03-00
#9 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 12-19-00
#10 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-20-00
#1 Black-chinned Im. FO 11-11-00
#2 Black-chinned Im. FO 11-11-00
#3 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 12-10-00
New Orleans Nature Center (GlennOusset& David Muth)
#1Selasphorus F. FO 11-21-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 12-27-00
#3 SelasphorusFO 12-27-00
#1 Buff-bellied FO 11-22-00,
#2 Buff-bellied FO 12-23-00(same one?)
3. Lita Pinter, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Im. M. FO 12-31-00,
#1 Black-chnned Im. M. FO 12-18-00
4. Charlotte Seidenberg, New Orleans, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. F. FO 9-16-00
#2 Selasphorus FO 11-11-00
#1 Calliope Im. M. FO 1-6-01
5. John Sevenair, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Im. F. FO 1-14-00,
#1 Buff-bellied FO 1-14-00
ST. BERNARD PARISH 3 reports 2 gardens
1. Jennifer and Tom Coulson, Arabi, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 12-19-00
2. Glenn Ousset, Chalmette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous FO 8-12-00,
#2 Selasphorus R/A type FO 12-20-00,
ST.CHARLES PARISH 11 reports 2 gardens
1. Felicia Borne Montz, LA
#1 Selasphorus Ad. F. FO 10-26-00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M FO 10-27-00,
#3 Selasphorus Im. F. FO 10-26-00,
#4 Selasphorus Ad. F. FO 10-26-00,
#1 Black-chinned Ad. F. FO 10-26-00,
#1 Buff-bellied FO 11-10-00
2. Pat and Melody Stephens, St. Rose, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Ad. F. FO 10-26-00,
#2 Selasphorus Ad. F. FO 10-26-00
#3 Selasphorus Im. F. 10-26-00
#4 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 11-1-00,
#5 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 11-1-00.
ST.JAMES PARISH 21 reports, 4 gardens
1. Mark and Sandra Gilliland, Vacherie, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 8-23-00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M, FO 8-23-00,
#3 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 9-28-00
2. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Selasphorus. Rufous Ad. F. FO 8-31-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-7-00
#3 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-7-00
#4 Selasphorus R/A type 11-27-00
#5 Rufous Ad. M. FO 12-15-00
#6 Selasphorus R/A type Im. FO 12-16-00
#7 Selasphorus R/A F. type FO 1-11-01
#8 Selasphorus R/A F. type FO 1-11-01
#9 Selasphorus R/A F/ type FO 1-11-01
#1 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 11-27-00
#2 Black-chinned Ad. M. FO 11-30-00,
#3 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 11-30-00.
#4 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 12-15-00
#1 Calliope Im. F. FO 12-15-00
3. Joe Turner, Lutcher, LA
#1 Selasphorus F. FO 12-09-00
#2 Selasphorus F. FO 12-20-00
#1 Calliope FO 1-?-01(same as Sylvest)
4. Renette and Ward Turner, Gramercy, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type F. FO 12-27-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A FO 1-1-01
ST. JOHN PARISH 28 reports, 7 gardens
1. Ronald Landry, Reserve, LA
#1 Selasphorus. R/A F. type FO 12-20-00
2. Stewart Lasseigne, LaPlace, LA
#1 Selasphorus Im. M. FO 10-14-00,
#2 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 12-23-00,
#1 Black-chinned F. FO 12-23-00
3. Susie Nowell, LaPlace, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 11-19-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-26-00
#3 Selasphorus Im. M. FO 11-26-00,
#1 Buff-bellied, FO 7-23-00.
#1 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 10-29-00
4. Ronald Stein, Reserve, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type 9-28-00,
#2 Selasphorus R/A F. type FO 10-30-00,
#3 Selasphorus R/A type FO 11-15-00
#4 Selasphorus R. Im. M. FO 11-27-00
#1 Black-chinned Female FO 11-8-00,
#1Buff-bellied FO 11-14-00,
#2Buff-bellied Ad FO 11-22-00,
#1 Calliope Im. M. FO 12-11-00
5. Gene Street, LaPlace, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type A. F. FO 9-19-00,
#2 Selasphorus, FO 9-19-00
#3 Selasphorus R/A type FO 9-28-00
#4 Selasphorus Im. M FO 11-25-00,
#1 Buff-bellied FO 11-26-00
6. Melvin Weber, Reserve, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A F. type FO 9-16-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A F. type FO 11-12-00
7. Joe Zeringue, Reserve, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 11-28-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A F. type FO 12-22-00,
#3 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 1-8-00,
#1 Black-chinned FO 1-8-00
ST. LANDRY PARISH 4 reports, 2 gardens
1. Larry Miller, Church Point, LA area,
#1 Selasphorus F. Type FO 9-12-00
#2 Rufous I. M. FO 9-17-00
2. June & Neal Walker, Sunset, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 10-8-00
#2 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 10-23-00
ST.MARTIN PARISH 1 report 1 garden
1. Gary Broussard, Breaux Bridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned F. FO 10-23-00
ST. MARY PARISH 3 reports 2 gardens
1. Joyce Greaux, Franklin, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Imm male, FO 11-7-00;
#1 Buff-bellied, Ad. M. FO 11-30-00.
2. Al Scott, Franklin, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous, Im. M. FO 12-?-00.
ST. TAMMANY PARISH 120 reports 44 gardens
1. Jackie Abney, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous male adult FO 8-4-00
2. Linda Beall, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Im. F. FO 11-1-00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-5-00,
#3 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-18-00
#4 Selasphorus R/A type Im. M.FO 11-24-00
#5 Selasphorus F. type FO 12-14-00
#6 Rufous Im. M. FO 1-10-01
#7 Rufous Im. M. FO 1-22-01
#1 Black-chinned F. FO 11-13-00,
#2 Black-chinned F. FO 1-22-01(banded in Pascagoula MS by Bob Sargent on
1-20-00)
3. Brian Beret Mandeville, La.
#1 Selasphorus FO 12-?-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 12-?-00
4. Steve Blackwell, Waldheim, LA.
#1 Selasphorus FO 12-4-00
#2 Selasphorus FO 12-4-00
5. Yvonne Bordelon, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 8-22-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 8-23-00
#3 Selasphorus R/A type im. Male FO 10-25-00
6. Chris Brantley, Mandeville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous HY FO 9-1-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-23-00
#3 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-29-00
#4 Selasphorus Sp. F. type FO 12-2-00
7. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Black-chinned Ad. M. FO 11-22-00
#1 Calliope F. FO 12-12-00.
#2 Calliope Im. M. FO 12-26-00(CBC)
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 1-23-01
8. Barbara Brown, Covington, LA:
#1 Selasphorus R/A type Im. M. FO 12/4/00;
#2 Selasphorus R/A type F. FO 12/4/00
9.. Bedford Brown, Slidell, LA ,
#1 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 10-10-00,
#2 Black-chinned Ad. Male FO 11-10-00
10. Olga Clifton, Abita Springs, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 8-9-00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous FO 8-24-00
#3 Selasphorus FO 10-29-00
#4 Selasphorus M.FO 11-2-00
#5 Selasphorus FO 11-2-00
#6 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 11-24-00
#7 Selasphorus.Rufous Ad. M FO 11-25-00
#8 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 12-1-00
11. Austin Davis, Talisheek, LA.
#1 Selasphorous FO 8-20-00
12. Phil Demarie, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-?-00
#2 Selasphorus FO 11-?-00
13. Yvette Dexter Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous FO 11-10-00(approx.)
#2 Selasphorus. Rufous FO 12-18-00
14. Barbara Dodds, Covington, La.
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 1-2-01
#2 Selasphorus FO 1-19-01
#3 Selasphorus FO 1-24-01 .
15. Albert and Christine Dodson, Madisonville, La.
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-15-00
16. Charlotte Fanz, Covington, LA.
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Im. F. FO 11-25-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 11-25-00
17. Anne Flint, Covington, LA:
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11/27/00
18. Valerie Fontaine, Abita Springs, La.
#1 Selasphorous FO 9-11-00
19. Susan and Tom Greder, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 9-3-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 9-3-00
#3 Selasphorous Juv. Male FO 11-3-00
20. Kitty Heintz, Mandeville, LA
#1 Selasphorous FO 10-15-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 10-28-00
21. Doug Hill, Mandeville, LA.
#1 Selasphorus FO 12-1-00
#2 Selasphorus FO 12-1-00
22. Suzette Hubbell, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type Im. M. FO 12/16/00;
#2 Selasphorus R/A Im. M.
#3 Selasphorus FO 12/16/00
#1 Calliope Im. F. FO 11-18-00
23. Judy Leonard, Slidell, LA:
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 12/18/00
24. Pam Martin, Madisonville, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 9-18-00
25. Johnny Mayronne, Covington, LA.
#1 Buff-bellied FO 12-8-00.
26. Mary Mehaffee, Folsom, LA
#1 Selasphorus. Rufous Im. M. FO 11-7-00,
#2 Selasphorus. Rufous Im. F. FO 12-12-00
#3 Selasphorus. Rufous Ad. M. FO 12-12-00
#1 Calliope Ad. F. FO 12-7-00
27. Dori Millington, Abita Springs, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 11-29-00
28. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus #1 FO 9-24-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 9-24-00,
#3 Selasphorus FO 9-26-00
#4 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-20-00,
#5 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-29-00
#6 Selasphorus F. FO 11-24-00,
#7 Selasphorus F. FO 11-24-00
#8 Selasphorus Im. M. FO 11-24-00,
#9 Selasphorus Ad. M. FO 12-1-00
#1 Black-chinned Im. F. FO 11-21-00,
#2 Black-chinned Im. M. FO 11-21-00,
#3 Black-chinned F. FO 11-20-00
#4 Black-chinned Im. F. FO 11-29-00
#5 Black-chinned F. FO 12-1-00,
#6 Black-chinned F. FO 12-2-00
#1 Buff-bellied FO 11-21-00
#2 Buff-bellied Ad. F. (returnee)FO 11-29-00
#3 Buff-bellied Ad. M. FO 1-20-01
29. Harvey Patten, Covington, LA,
#1 Selasphorus sp. FO 8/16/00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Adult Female. FO 8-20-00
#3 Selasphorus Rufous A. F. FO 9-14-00.
#4 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 10/03/00,
#5 Selasphorus FO 10-20-00
#6 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 12-9-00
#7 Rufous Im. M. FO 12-22-00
#8 Selasphorus R/A Type Ad. F. FO 1-16-01.
30. Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allen's A. F. FO 9-20-00
31. K.T. Porter, Slidell, LA
#1 Black-chinned F. FO 12-11-00
32. David Purvis, Mandeville, La
#1 Selasphorus A. F. FO 9-8-00
33. Dave and Vicki Reed, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 12-26-00
34. Dagma & Richard Rider, Slidell, LA:
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 11-25-00
35. Ron and Robbie Rouse of Slidell, La.
#1 Selasphorus FO 10-7-00,
#2 Selasphorus FO 10-7-00,
#3 Selasphorus FO 11-9-00.
36. Peggy Siegert, Slidell, LA ,
#1 Selasphorus R/A female type FO 10-13-00,
#2 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 1-18-00
#1 Black-chinned Im. F. FO 11-7-00,
#1 Calliope F. FO 12-24-00 Banded (1-21-01)
37. Dean Taylor, Bush, LA,
#1 Selasphorus R/A type FO 10-29-00
#2 Selasphorus FO 11-24-00
#3 Selasphorus FO 1-24-01
38. Rosalie Thornblom, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous FO 12-18-00
39. Tim Trainor, Pearl River, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous F. FO 12-22-00
40. Sidney Vallion, Covington, La.,
#1 Selasphorous Ad. Male FO 10--30-00
#2 Selasphorus female FO 11-12-00.
41. Rosalie Whiteman, Abita Springs, LA
#1 Black-chinned M. FO 12-10-00
42. Jean Wilson, Pearl River, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-13-00
43. Sue and Larry Wilson, Folsom, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A Im.FO 10-28-00,
#2 Selasphorus R/A type FO 11-15-00.
#3 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. F. FO 12-10-00
44. Bill Wimley, Mandeville, LA
#1 Selasphorus R/A Im. type FO 12-17-00
TANGIPAHOA PARISH 3 reports 1 garden
1. Fay Shoemaker, Kentwood, LA,
#1 Selasphorous Im. Male FO 10-29-00
#2 Selasphorus FO 11-26-00
#3 Selaspphorus Rufous F. FO 12-18-00
TERREBONNE PARISH 1 report 1 garden
1. Margie Daigle - Houma, LA
#1 Buff-belliedF.O. 9/22/00
VERMILION PARISH 7 reports 3 gardens
1. Paul Conover, Mulvey, LA, Vermilion Parish
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-25-00
2. Silas Cooper, Abbeville, LA
#1 Buff-bellied FO 10-23-00
3. Elizabeth Guidry, Gueydan, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 9-16-00
#2 Selasphorus Rufous Im. M. FO 11-30-00
#3 Selasphorus Im. FO 12-9-00
#1 Black-chinned F. FO 12-8-00,
#1 Broad-tailed IM. F. FO 11-12-00
WEST BATON ROUGE PARISH 1 report 1 garden
1. Warren Brou, Jr., Addis, LA,
#1 Selasphorus Rufous Ad. M. FO 11-22-00
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WEST CARROLL PARISH 2 reports 2 gardens
1. Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA, W. Carroll Parish,
#1 Selasphorus FO 10-22-00
2. Debra Hawthorne, Oak Grove, LA
#1 Selasphorus FO 11-27-00
WEST FELICIANA PARISH 1 report, 1 garden
1. Ronni Welsh, St Francisville, LA,
#1 Selasphorus FO 9-4-00
* Non-Louisianians, in Louisiana we have parishes instead of counties.
Last winter we had 383 western hummers reported with first observed dates.
Thanks and
Good Birding
Tom Sylvest
Gramercy, LA, (St. James Parish, 40 miles west of New Orleans, LA)
Winter Hummer Land
<tomande(AT)stargazer.net>
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