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Birding Locations

BAT Results: '94-'11;
'11: Table

CBC Results: '04, '05, '06, '07, '08, '09, '10: 1975-2010

"Our Birds" (Gazette)

Checklist

Checklist Uses

Bird Sightings
Spring, 2009
Winter, 2008-9
Fall, 2008
Summer, 2008
Spring, 2008
Winter, 2007-8
Fall, 2007
Summer, 2007
Spring, 2007
Winter, 2006-7
Summer, 2006
Late Spring, 2006
Spring, 2006
Winter, 2005-6
Fall, 2005
Summer, 2005
Spring, 2005
Winter, 2004-5
Fall, 2004
Spring, 2004

Status of WA Birds


Copyright © Daniel Poleschook


OPAS Bird Checklist

Checklist of the Birds of the
North Olympic Peninsula, Washington

Full checklist
Tip: the full checklist is large (150+ KB). If you like having it readily accessible, load it once, then save it locally on your PC or Mac (via menu File/Save Page As under Windows).

Common birds by seasonal period:
March-May   June-July   August-October   November-February
Alphabetical sub-checklist (any capital letter in a bird's name):
A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z
Sub-checklist by Habitat
Countryside -- combines habitats F, M & T
Forest -- combines habitats C & D
Seaside -- combines habitats L, B & S
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P = Pelagic, deep ocean
L = Coastal ocean, Strait of Juan de Fuca
B = Bays, estuaries, and tidal flats
S = Shorelines, beaches, spits, and sea stacks
C = Coniferous forests
D = Deciduous/coniferous mixed forests
A = Alpine, high Olympic Mountains
R = Rivers
F = Fields, farmlands, and prairies
M = Marshes and ponds
T = Brush lands, thickets, and berry patches
H = Human habitats: towns, parks, yards,
and feeders
O = Overhead, aerial flyers and soarers

Please help us keep our checklist up to date. Email sightings to Bob Boekelheide
or call him at the Dungeness River Audubon Center (360-681-4076).

Credits: (Mssrs. Boekelheide, Norton, and Jackson are members of Dungeness River
Audubon Center and Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society)
  • Content: Bob Boekelheide and Bob Norton
  • Web implementation: Dave Jackson
  • Bird family details: via links to web site of Seattle Audubon Society
  • Bird details: via links to four different websites.

Errata on websites you may link to from a resources page (as of Sept 8, 2010). Downstream, if you learn of a change, please let me (Dave Jackson) know.

  • Blue Grouse was split in 2006, becoming Sooty Grouse locally. The for-fee BNA website has yet to catch up with this change. Details remain under Blue Grouse.
  • Winter Wren was split in summer, 2010, becoming Pacific Wren locally. As yet, only the BirdWeb website has caught up with this change.

Contacts
OPAS News et al poster: opasnews@olybird.org
Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society -- Tom Montgomery, President -- helgatom@olypen.com, 360-683-8230
Webmaster: Dave Jackson -- djackson@wavecable.com

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