Date: 6/24/25 6:03 pm From: Paul Roisen via groups.io <roisenp1950...> Subject: Re: [NEBirds] Holbrook BBS
Teresa,
Thanks for the report and for inspiration to hit the lower tiers of
Nebraska on my next trip over into Nebraska.
God Bless.
*Paul O. Roisen*
*Woodbury County, IA*
*Mobile 712-301-2817*
On Tue, Jun 24, 2025 at 7:51 PM Theresa Pella via groups.io <pella_t=
<yahoo.com...> wrote:
> My sister-in-law and I have run the Holbrook route for about 5 years.
> This is a very rural part of the State with much cropland, but grasses and
> wooded areas too (thank you Ruthie for designing an interesting route).
> Looking through my records, the numbers and species have been fairly
> consistent. Most notably, the Northern Bobwhite always outnumbers the
> Ring-necked Pheasant and the Western Meadowlarks are singing at almost
> every stop, including the cornfields. On yesterday's count also had quite a
> few swallows (including a group of 21 Bank Swallows). The 40 species
> identified were:
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> Northern Bobwhite 18
> Wild Turkey 10 (all together)
> Ring-necked Pheasant 4
> Rock Pigeon 1
> Eurasian Collared-Dove 1
> Mourning Dove 25
> Chimney Swift 1
> Killdeer 1
> Turkey Vulture 17
> Red-tailed Hawk 2
> Red-headed Woodpecker 2
> unid. Red/Yellow Shafted Northern Flicker 1
> Great Crested Flycatcher 1
> Western Kingbird 9
> Eastern Kingbird 15
> Eastern Phoebe 1
> Blue Jay 4
> American Crow 3
> Horned Lark 10
> Bank Swallow 26
> Northern Rough-winged Swallow 3
> Barn Swallow 6
> Cliff Swallow 2
> Northern House Wren 3
> Brown Thrasher 2
> European Starling 1
> Eastern Bluebird 1
> American Robin 9
> American Goldfinch 2
> Western Meadowlark 41
> Orchard Oriole 3
> Baltimore Oriole 9
> Red-winged Blackbird 61
> Brown-headed Cowbird 20
> Common Grackle 9
> Yellow Warbler 4
> Northern Cardinal 6
> Blue Grosbeak 4
> Indigo Bunting 1
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> Theresa Pella
> Lincoln NE
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