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$Northern State University TRIGONOMETRY MATH 120 Spring 2006 ...$

White-romped Sandpiper 16 Apr Brown JCSEurasian Collared Dove 29 May Rapid City, Pennington County TJWhite-winged Dove 04-06 May Yankton SVS, DSWestero Wood-Pewee 25 May Day JCSEastern Wood-Pewee 12 Apr Fall River SSSay's Phoebe 25 May Roberts JCSWhite-eyed Vireo 07 May Union JC; 19 May Bennett RFS, JSP; 21 May Clay JCMagnolia Warbler 08 Apr Codington JCSBlack-throated Gray Warbler 05 May Newton Hills State Park, Lincoln County DSTownsend's Warbler 11 May Hughes FIBSpecies Expected But Not ReportedWhite-winged Scoter, Barn Owl, Blue-winged Warbler, Brewer's Sparrow, Nelson's Sharp-tailedSparrow, Smith's Longspur, Cassin's Finch (2), Lesser GoldfinchMil!ration CalenderThis table lists, for selected species, the earliest reported date (during the season) in each of sixregions (southeast, northeast, lower river, upper river, southwest, and northwest) across the state aswell as the species (row) and regional (column) averages for the current year. Trend indicates thenumber of days earlier (-) or later (+) than the average of the previous 6 years.Species SE NE LR UR SW NW Avg. TrendNorthern Pintail 3/18 3/20 3/10 311 3/6 3/3 09 Mar -5Killdeer 3/24 3/14 3/10 3/18 3118 3113 16 Mar -2Blue-winged Teal 4/7 3/29 3/31 4/1 4/8 02 Apr +7Sandhill Crane 3/29 3/19 4/8 4/7 4/4 01 Apr +1White Pelican 4/7 411 3/20 4/3 5/19 4/10 09 Apr +4Common Loon 4/13 4/5 3/25 4/1 5/24 4/7 12 Apr +3Ruby-crowned Kinglet 4/8 4/8 4/17 4/24 5/12 5/12 23 Apr +8Yellow-rumped 4/17 4/26 4117 4/17 4125 4/23 20 Apr +2WarblerBarn Swallow 4/21 4/25 4/10 4/20 5/18 4/27 25 Apr +1Brown Thrasher 4117 4/27 5/4 4/28 5/8 5/9 30 Apr +1Upland Sandpiper 4/21 5/2 5/27 4/27 5/18 5/2 06 May +5Western Kingbird 5/12 4/29 5/1 4/28 5/9 5/11 05 May +2Bobolink 5/4 5/8 5/9 5/12 5/12 09 May +1Common Nighthawk 4/30 5/22 5/20 5113 5/20 5/24 16 May -2Avg. 4/15 4/15 4/13 4/14 5/1 4118Trend +1 0 +3 0 +12 -1Corrections/Additions from Past ReportsAmerican Woodcock delete report from 13 May 2000 Meade CountySOUTH DAKOTA BIRD NOTES 53(3): 64 SEPTEMBER 2001
Contributing ObserversRBADBJLBKBAPBAKBFIBDJBJCKHNHBHTJTKIERMCEMEEMKMRDORare Bird AlertDoug BacklundJocelyn L. BakerKristel BakkerAddison & Patricia BallAnna K. BallFarm Island BandersDan J. BradyJay CarlisleKevin HachmeisterNelda HoldenBill Huserodd JensenKieckhefer FamilyRon MabieCharlie MillerErnest E. MillerKenny MillerRicky D. OlsonJSPRAPREPRFSSSNSDRSSLSWSJCSEDSDSDATSVSTBWJDWJCMWMKZJeffrey S. PalmerRichard A. PetersonRandy PodollRobb F. SchenckSherry SchererNancy ShowalterDennis R. SkadsenSand Lake NWR StaffWaubay NWR StaffJerry C. StanfordEileen Dowd StukelDavid SwansonDan A. TallmanSteve Van SickleTom & Brenda WarrenDavid WilliamsCheryl M. WormstadtMick ZerrBirdTracksLet's try something new. Great-tailed Grackles and Eurasian Collared Doves are relatively recentadditions to the South Dakota bird list. Both species are expanding their range and may becomemorewidespread in the state in the near future. The maps below indicate counties where each specieshasbeen reported during any previous Spring Season (light gray) and during the current SpringSeason(medium gray), and counties where reported for the first time this year (black).Great-tailed GrackleEurasian Collared DoveI am interested in the actual range of the following species. Red-bellied Woodpeckers and NorthernCardinals are typically permanent residents in the southeastern portion of the state. Both are, however,often reported from the northeast and from along the Missouri River at Pierre. LazuliBuntings are regularly found in the Black Hills but often wander east during migration. BurrowingOwls have not been reported east of the Missouri River for the last seven Spring Seasons. Howwidespread are they out west? The following maps indicate the counties where each species wasobserved during the current Spring Season. Let's see how things fill in over the next several years.SOUTH DAKOTA BIRD NOTES 53(3): 65 SEPTEMBER 2001
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