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Listed below are that have been observed in the Aldea de Santa Fe area by members of the birding group.

Aldea Birding Group Birds Seen in Aldea

As of October 24, 2019— 109 species

Organized taxonomically by Family and Species o indicates the species seen in each Family

QUAIL o Scaled Quail

PHEASANTS, GROUSE, TURKEYS o Wild Turkey

AMERICAN VULTURES o Turkey Vulture

KITES, EAGLES, HAWKS o o Osprey o Northern Harrier o Sharp-shinned Hawk o Cooper’s Hawk o Red-tailed Hawk o o Northern Goshawk

CARACARAS, FALCONS o Merlin o Prairie Falcon

CRANES o Sandhill Crane—flying overhead, calling

PIGEONS, DOVES o Rock Pigeon o Eurasian Collared-Dove o White-winged Dove o Mourning Dove

CUCKOOS, ROADRUNNERS, ANIS o Greater Roadrunner

TYPICAL OWLS o Western Screech Owl o Great Horned Owl o Northern Pygmy-Owl

NIGHTHAWKS, NIGHTJARS o Common Nighthawk

HUMMINGBIRDS o Black-chinned Hummingbird o Calliope Hummingbird o Broad-tailed Hummingbird o Rufous Hummingbird o Broad-billed Hummingbird (very rare; Female, seen from mid Oct- early Dec 2016)

WOODPECKERS o Williamson’s Sapsucker o Ladder-backed Woodpecker o Downy Woodpecker o Hairy Woodpecker o Northern Flicker Yellow-shafted Red-shafted

TYRANT FLYCATCHERS o Cordilleran Flycatcher o Olive-sided Flycatcher o Western Wood-Pewee o Say’s Phoebe o Ash-throated Flycatcher o Cassin’s Kingbird o Western Kingbird

SHRIKES o Loggerhead Shrike

VIREOS o Plumbeous Vireo

JAYS, MAGPIES, CROWS o Stellar’s o o Woodhouse Scrub-Jay o Black-billed Magpie o o

LARKS o Horned Lark

SWALLOWS o Tree Swallow o Violet-green Swallow o Northern Rough-winged Swallow o Barn Swallow

TITMICE o Black-capped Chickadee o Mountain Chickadee o Juniper Titmouse

BUSHTITS o Bushtit

NUTHACHES o Red-breasted Nuthatch o White-breasted Nuthatch

WRENS o Bewick’s Wren o House Wren

GNATCATCHERS o Blue-gray Gnatcatcher

KINGLETS o Ruby-crowned Kinglet

THRUSHES o Western Bluebird o Mountain Bluebird o Townsend’s Solitaire o Hermit Thrush o American Robin

MOCKINGBIRDS, THRASHERS o Northern Mockingbird o Sage Thrasher o Curve-billed Thrasher

WAXWINGS o Cedar Waxwing

WOOD-WARBLERS o Northern Waterthrush o Orange-crowned Warbler o Nashville Warbler o Virginia’s Warbler o MacGillivray’s Warbler o Yellow Warbler o Townsend's Warbler o Yellow-rumped Warbler Myrtle Audubon o Wilson’s Warbler

SPARROWS o Green-tailed Towhee o Spotted Towhee o Canyon Towhee o Chipping Sparrow o Clay-colored Sparrow o Brewer’s Sparrow o Vesper Sparrow o Lark Sparrow o Savannah Sparrow o Fox Sparrow o Lincoln’s Sparrow o White-throated Sparrow o White-crowned Sparrow o Dark-eyed Junco Slate-colored Oregon Pink-sided Grey-headed

TANAGERS, CARDINALS, GROSBEAKS o Western Tanager o Black-headed Grosbeak o Lazuli Bunting

BLACKBIRDS, ORIOLES o Red-winged Blackbird o Brewer’s Blackbird o Brown-headed Cowbird o Bullock’s Oriole

FINCHES o Cassin’s Finch o House Finch o Red Crossbill o Pine Siskin o Lesser Goldfinch o American Goldfinch o Evening Grosbeak

OLD WORLD SPARROWS o

Note: Names and sequences of families and species conform to the American Ornithologists’ Union’s Check-list of North American Birds, 7th Edition (1998) as amended through its 52nd Supplement (July 2011). The list is based on decisions of the New Mexico Records Committee through July 2012.