10 June 2013, British Columbia: Lake Tunkwa Rd. and Lake Tunkwa Provincial Park

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British Columbia: Lake Tunkwa Rd. and Lake Tunkwa Provincial Park

10 June 2013

I made some videos of two species that have eluded me: Pied-billed Grebe, and Red-naped Sapsucker.  I also captured some video of an America Wigeon male, Lesser Scaup (male and female), Yellow-headed Blackbird and a Western Tanager female taking a bath.

1.     Common Loon

2.     Pied-billed Grebe

3.     Red-necked Grebe

4.     Canada Goose

5.     Green-winged Teal

6.     Mallard

7.     Blue-winged Teal

8.     Northern Shoveler

9.     Gadwall

10. American Wigeon

11. Lesser Scaup

12. Bufflehead

13. Common Merganser

14. Ruddy Duck

15. Turkey Vulture

16. Osprey

17. Bald Eagle

18. Red-tailed Hawk

19. Ruffed Grouse

20. American Coot

21. Killdeer

22. Spotted Sandpiper

23. Common Snipe

24. Red-naped Sapsucker

25. Downy Woodpecker

26. Northern Flicker

27. Olive-sided Flycatcher

28. Tree Swallow

29. Bank Swallow

30. Cliff Swallow

31. Barn Swallow

32. Gray Jay

33. Steller’s Jay

34. American Crow

35. Northern Raven

36. Mountain Chickadee

37. Red-breasted Nuthatch

38. House Wren

39. Marsh Wren

40. Ruby-crowned Kinglet

41. Mountain Bluebird

42. Swainson’s Thrush

43. American Robin

44. Cedar Waxwing

45. European Starling

46. Warbling Vireo

47. Cassin’s Vireo

48. Yellow Warbler

49. Yellow-rumped Warbler

50. Townsend’s Warbler

51. Northern Waterthrush

52. MacGillivray’s Warbler

53. Common Yellowthroat

54. Western Tanager

55. Chipping Sparrow

56. Savannah Sparrow

57. Song Sparrow

58. Vesper Sparrow

59. Dark-eyed Junco

60. Red-winged Blackbird

61. Western Meadowlark

62. Yellow-headed Blackbird

63. Brewer’s Blackbird

64. Brown-headed Cowbird

65. Pine Siskin

66. Evening Grosbeak