Come join us on a "Big Day" of birding on May 1, 2009.  Come see how many species we can find in one day.  We will be trying to break 200 species of birds in one day.  Last year's record was 170 species in one day.  Attached is last year's big day list on April 14, 2008. 

There is a minimum of 1 person and a maximum of 3 people on this trip!!!

Price is $245.00 per person.

Contact Jon McIntyre at (361) 549-5677 for more information or reservations.

4/14/08 Corpus Area Big Day

1. Black-Bellied Whistling-Duck
2. Snow Goose
3. American Wigeon
4. Mallard
5. Mottled Duck
6. Blue-Winged Teal
7. Northern Shoveler
8. Northern Pintail
9. Green-Winged Teal
10. Redhead
11. Ring-Necked Duck
12. Lesser Scaup
13. Red-Breasted Merganser
14. Ruddy Duck
15. Common Loon
16. Least Grebe
17. Pied-Billed Grebe
18. Eared Grebe
19. American White Pelican
20. Brown Pelican
21. Neotropic Cormorant
22. Double-Crested Cormorant
23. Anhinga
24. Great Blue Heron
25. Great Egret
26. Snowy Egret
27. Little Blue Heron
28. Tricolored Heron
29. Reddish Egret
30. Cattle Egret
31. Green Heron
32. Black-Crowned Night-Heron
33. White Ibis
34. White-Faced Ibis
35. Roseate Spoonbill
36. Black Vulture
37. Turkey Vulture
38. Osprey
39. Sharp-Shinned Hawk
40. Cooper's Hawk
41. Red-Shouldered Hawk
42. White-Tailed Hawk
43. Red-Tailed Hawk
44. Crested Caracara
45. American Kestrel
46. Peregrine Falcon
47. Clapper Rail
48. Sora
49. Common Moorhen
50. American Coot
51. Black-Bellied Plover
52. American Golden-Plover
53. Wilson's Plover
54. Semipalmated Plover
55. Piping Plover
56. Killdeer
57. American Oystercatcher
58. Black-Necked Stilt
59. American Avocet
60. Greater Yellowlegs
61. Lesser Yellowlegs
62. Willet
63. Spotted Sandpiper
64. Upland Sandpiper
65. Whimbrel
66. Long-Billed Curlew
67. Marbled Godwit
68. Ruddy Turnstone
69. Sanderling
70. Semipalmated Sandpiper
71. Least Sandpiper
72. Pectoral Sandpiper
73. Dunlin
74. Stilt Sandpiper
75. Short-Billed Dowitcher
76. Long-Billed Dowitcher
77. Wilson's Phalarope
78. Laughing Gull
79. Franklin's Gull
80. Ring-Billed Gull
81. Herring Gull
82. Gull-Billed Tern
83. Caspian Tern
84. Royal Tern
85. Sandwich Tern
86. Forster's Tern
87. Least Tern
88. Black Skimmer
89. Rock Dove
90. Eurasian Collared-Dove
91. White-Winged Dove
92. Mourning Dove
93. Inca Dove
94. Common Ground-Dove
95. White-Tipped Dove
96. Monk Parakeet
97. Great Horned Owl
98. Chuck-Will's-Widow
99. Chimney Swift
100. Ruby-Throated Hummingbird
101. Buff-Bellied Hummingbird
102. Belted Kingfisher
103. Golden-Fronted Woodpecker
104. Ladder-Backed Woodpecker
105. Eastern Wood-Pewee
106. Willow Flycatcher
107. Acadian Flycatcher
108. Vermilion Flycatcher
109. Great Crested Flycatcher
110. Brown-Crested Flycatcher
111. Great Kiskadee
112. Couch's Kingbird
113. Western Kingbird
114. Eastern Kingbird
115. Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher
116. Loggerhead Shrike
117. White-Eyed Vireo
118. Warbling Vireo
119. Red-Eyed Vireo
120. Green Jay
121. Horned Lark
122. Purple Martin
123. Cliff Swallow
124. Cave Swallow
125. Barn Swallow
126. Black-Crested Titmouse
127. Carolina Wren
128. House Wren
129. Sedge Wren
130. Marsh Wren
131. Ruby-Crowned Kinglet
132. Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher
133. Eastern Bluebird
134. Swainson's Thrush
135. Clay-Colored Robin
136. Gray Catbird
137. Northern Mockingbird
138. Long-Billed Thrasher
139. European Starling
140. Tennessee Warbler
141. Nashville Warbler
142. Northern Parula
143. Yellow Warbler
144. Yellow-Rumped Warbler
145. Black-Throated Green Warbler
146. Black-and-White Warbler
147. Ovenbird
148. Common Yellowthroat
149. Hooded Warbler
150. Summer Tanager
151. Scarlet Tanager
152. Olive Sparrow
153. Cassin's Sparrow
154. Chipping Sparrow
155. Lark Sparrow
156. Savannah Sparrow
157. Grasshopper Sparrow
158. Lincoln's Sparrow
159. White-Crowned Sparrow
160. Northern Cardinal
161. Pyrrhuloxia
162. Rose-Breasted Grosbeak
163. Indigo Bunting
164. Red-Winged Blackbird
165. Eastern Meadowlark
166. Brown-Headed Cowbird
167. Bronzed Cowbird
168. Orchard Oriole
169. Baltimore Oriole
170. House Sparrow