11 June 2013, British Columbia: Lake Tunkwa Rd. and Lake Tunkwa Provincial Park to Logan Lake

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

11 June 2013

I have a photo of somewhat abnormal breeding habitat in some willows near Logan Lake.

1.     Common Loon

2.     Pied-billed Grebe

3.     Great Blue Heron

4.     Canada Goose

5.     Mallard

6.     Northern Shoveler

7.     Lesser Scaup

8.     Ruddy Duck

9.     Turkey Vulture

10. Osprey

11. Bald Eagle

12. Red-tailed Hawk

13. American Kestrel

14. American Coot

15. Killdeer

16. Wilson’s Snipe

17. Herring Gull

18. Mourning Dove

19. Red-naped Sapsucker

20. Hairy Woodpecker

21. Northern Flicker

22. Olive-sided Flycatcher

23. Least Flycatcher

24. Tree Swallow

25. Bank Swallow

26. Cliff Swallow

27. Barn Swallow

28. American Crow

29. Northern Raven

30. Mountain Chickadee

31. Red-breasted Nuthatch

32. House Wren

33. Marsh Wren

34. Ruby-crowned Kinglet

35. Mountain Bluebird

36. Swainson’s Thrush

37. American Robin

38. Cedar Waxwing

39. Cassin’s Vireo

40. Warbling Vireo

41. Orange-crowned Warbler

42. Yellow Warbler

43. MacGillivray’s Warbler

44. Common Yellowthroat

45. Western Tanager

46. Chipping Sparrow

47. Vesper Sparrow

48. Song Sparrow

49. Dark-eyed Junco

50. Red-winged Blackbird

51. Yellow-headed Blackbird

52. Brewer’s Blackbird

53. Brown-headed Cowbird

54. Pine Siskin

55. Evening Grosbeak


Running Tally of MacGillivray's Warbler Males

State/Province	Locality	Number of Males	Running Total
Montana	Cliff Lake area	5	5
Montana	Lolo	29	34
Washington	Conconully	25	59
British Columbia	Tunkwa Lake	18	77