Updated Trip List: 113

This is my trip list from leaving PA on October 3.

1. house sparrow
2. american crow
3. european starling
4. turkey vulture
5. blue jay
6. red-tailed hawk
7. northern cardinal
8. white-breasted nuthatch
9. tufted titmouse
10. eastern phoebe
11. wild turkey
12. common grackle
13. eastern bluebird
14. roadrunner
15. scissor-tailed flycatcher
16. red-shouldered hawk
17. yellow-rumped warbler
18. american kestrel
19. brown thrasher
20. eastern meadowlark
21. western meadowlark
22. northern flicker
23. red-bellied woodpecker
24. american-white pelican
25. cooper's hawk
26. cattle egret
27. chipping sparrow
28. american robin
29. great-tailed grackle
30. killdeer
31. mallard
32. great-blue heron
33. belted kingfisher
34. osprey
35. great-horned owl
36. canada goose
37. american goldfinch
38. double crested cormorant
39. morning dove
40. rock dove
41. brown headed cowbird
42. savannah sparrow
43. american avocet
44. great egret
45. pied-billed grebe
46. northern mockingbird
47. northern bobwhite
48. wilson's snipe
49. sharp-shinned hawk
50. chimney swift
51. ring-necked pheasant
52. northern shoveler
53. ring-necked duck
54. greater scaup
55. american coot
56. long-billed dowitcher
57. black-billed magpie
58. blue-winged teal
59. franklins gull
60. peregrine falcon
61. barn swallow
62. tree swallow
63. common nighthawk
64. redhead
65. canvasback
66. merlin
67. wood duck
68. snow goose
69. greater white-fronted goose
70. short-billed dowitcher
71. american wigeon
72. greater yellowlegs
73. lesser yellowlegs
74. downy woodpecker
75. ring-billed gull
76. northern pintail
77. pectoral sandpiper
78. least sandpiper
79. semi-palmated plover
80. gadwall
81. green-winged teal
82. ruddy duck
83. eared grebe
84. white pelican
85. american bittern
86. little-blue heron
87. great egret
88. sandhill crane
89. buff-breasted sandpiper
90. stilt sandpiper
91. yellow-headed black bird
92. bald eagle
93. cedar waxwing
94. horned lark
95. white-crowned sparrow
96. greater prairie chicken
97. grasshopper sparrow
98. prairie falcon
99. dark-eyed junco
100. eurasion collared dove
101. house finch
102. mountain bluebird
103. golden eagle
104. tundra swan
105. bufflehead
106. hooded merganser
107. cackling goose
108. northern shrike
109. loggerhead shrike
110. trumpeter swan
111. rough-legged hawk
112. ferruginous hawk
113. red-headed woodpecker

Trip list

I have seen 95 species of birds so far on this trip.  My list is as follows:

house sparrow
american crow
european starling
tukey vulture
blue jay
red-tailed hawk
cardinal
white-breaster nuthatch
tufted titmouse
eastern phoebe
turkey
common grackle
eastern bluebird
road runner
scissor-tailed flycatcher
red-shouldered hawk
yellow-rumped warbler
american kestrel
brown thrasher
eastern meadowlark
northern flicker
red-bellied woodpecker
american-white pelican
coopers hawk
cattle egret
chipping sparrow
american robin
great-tailed grackle
killdeer
mallard
great blue heron
belted kingfisher
osprey
great horned owl
canada goose
american goldfinch
double crested cormorant
morning dove
rock dove
brown headed cowbird
savannah sparrow
american avocet
great egret
pied-billed grebe
northern mockingbird
northern bobwhite
wilson's snipe
sharp shinned hawk
chimney swift
ring necked pheasant
northern shoveler
ring necked duck
greater scaup
american coot
long billed dowitcher
black-billed magpie
blue-winged teal
green-winged teal
franklins gull
peregrine falcon
barn swallow
tree swallow
common night hawk
redhead
canvasback
merlin
wood duck
snow goose
greater white fronted goose
short billed dowitcher
wigeon
greater yellowlegs
lesser yellowlegs
downy woodpecker
ring billed gull
pectoral sandpiper
least sandpiper
gadwall
green winged teal
ruddy duck
eared grebe
white pelican
least bittern
little blue heron
great egret
sandhill crane
buff breasted sandpiper
stilt sandpiper
yellow headed black bird
bald eagle
cedar waxwing
horned lark
white crowned sparrow
lesser prairie chicken
grasshopper sparrow