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WISCONSIN RARE BIRD RECORDS

This listing of 121 bird species consists of all species classified as accidental plus

most that are classified as casual for Wisconsin. Hypothetical species are also included.

All accepted state records for these 121 species were gathered from Samuel D. Robbins’

book Wisconsin Birdlife (1991) and from the Seasonal Field Notes of The Passenger

Pigeon (1939 to the present).

These collected records were then sent to the following state birders for

feedback and criticism – Thomas C. Erdman, James C. Frank, John H. Idzikowski, Mark

J. Korducki, Kenneth I. Lange, William P. Mueller, Mark S. Peterson, Thomas R.

Schultz, Jerry H. Smith, Thomas K. Soulen and Daryl D. Tessen. After review by these

birders, certain records gathered from the Seasonal Field Notes were found to be

incorrect and were thus eliminated. Likewise, a record for a Mississippi Kite was added

based on a specimen not previously noted. The above mentioned birders have now

examined the corrected records and have found no further fault with them. In the future,

if any of these birders or any other person should find errors in these records, please let

me know so that the needed corrections can be made. With that said the following

records for Wisconsin’s rare birds are the most complete and exact that I know to exist.

In addition, this listing will be kept in continual update as the WSO Records Committee

accepts new reports.

I thank each of you for your help and advice. Replies can be made by e-mail. My

e-mail address is [email protected].

-- Robert C. Domagalski, Sept. 23, 2001

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1. BLACK-BELLIED WHISTLING DUCK

12 records (5 spring records; 3 summer records; 6 fall records)

(Wisconsin Birdlife – no mention)

1. May 17, 1998 – Jefferson; Kay Burcar (3 adults)

2. Early April, 1999 – Trempealeau; Nona Barenthin (2 adults, sketch)

3. Late Sept. to Oct. 25, 1999 – Trempealeau; William Spencer (2 adults & eight 1st

year birds, photos)

4. July 28, 2002 – Milwaukee; Brian J. Boldt (one adult, photos)

5. July 28 to Aug. 2, 2008 – Sauk; Daniel Jackson (one adult, photos)

6. Nov. 14-Dec. 4, 2008 – Brown; Ida and Ty Baumann (photos –bone specimen)

7. April 23-29, 2011 – Chippewa; Rory Cameron (photos)

8. Aug. 15-17, 2012 – Dane; first observed by James Schwarz

9. Aug. 24-26, 2012 – Sheboygan; Steve Murkowski, James Popp, and Carl Schroeder

10. May 8-27, 2014 – Ashland; Ryan Brady and Tom Nutt (photos)

11. May 22-25, 2014 – Dodge; Deb Potts

12. July 4 into August, 2014 – Ozaukee; Virgil Gantner

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2. FULVOUS WHISTLING DUCK

1 summer record

(Wisconsin Birdlife – page 148)

1. July 3-4, 1989 – Columbia; William P. Mueller & Dennis Schwartz

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3. GARGANEY

1 spring record


1. April 25 to May 14, 2014 – Burnett; Kathy Java and Robin Maercklein (photos)

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4. KING EIDER

30 records (10 winter records; 4 spring records; 1 summer record; 14 fall records)


Until Nov. 1992, there were but 12 state records for the King Eider. From Nov.

1992 to Nov. 1998, there were 10 additional documentations; the eider being found every

year except 1994.

1. pre – 1880 – Milwaukee (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

2. pre – 1880 – Milwaukee (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

3. Dec. 25, 1899 – Milwaukee; H. Russell (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

4. Jan. 7, 1900 – Milwaukee; H. Russell (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

5. Nov. 28, 1903 – Milwaukee; Henry L. Ward (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

6. Nov. 8, 1933 – Waukesha; W. Erlach (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

7. March 21, 1936 – Milwaukee; Irving J. Perkins (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

8. June 16, 1937 – Milwaukee; H. Meyer (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

9. Sept. 21-30, 1953 – Ozaukee; Richard F. Gordon (3 males & 1 female)

10. Dec. 11, 1960 – Ozaukee; Carl and Dorothy Frister (female)

11. Dec. 22, 1973 to Jan. 7, 1974 – Winnebago; John L. Kasper (female, photo)

12. Nov. 25, 1984 – Sheboygan; David and Margaret Brasser (female)

13. Nov. 21-22, 1992 – Ozaukee; Robert C. Domagalski (female, photos)

14. Nov. 28-29, 1993 – Sheboygan; Daryl D.Tessen & Thomas Wood (female, photos)

15. March 11-24, 1995 – Door; Barbara R. Stover (male, also a possible female)

16. Nov. 18-23, 1995 – Kewaunee; John Regan (female)

17. Feb. 23-25, 1996 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski (female)

18. Jan. 7-26, 1997 – Milwaukee; Mark J. Korducki (female)

19. Oct. 27, 1997 – Bayfield; Richard L. Verch (female)

20. Jan. 10-13, 1998 – Milwaukee; Mark J. Korducki (female)

21. Nov. 14, 1998 – Door; Barbara R. Stover (immature male)

22. Nov. 22, 1998 – Bayfield; Richard L. Verch (2 birds, females, photos)

23. March 9-24, 2001 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn

24. April 14, 2001 – Ozaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson

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25. Nov. 15-17, 2002 – Ozaukee; Thomas M. Uttech

26. Nov. 29, 2008 – Manitowoc; Thomas C. Wood

27. Dec. 19, 2009 – Door; Charlotte and Roy Lukes

28. Nov. 27-30, 2011 – Milwaukee; numerous birders

29. Dec. 3, 2011 – Door; L. Balsavich & Aaron Buchholz (shot by hunter –photos)

30. Nov. 21 into Dec. 2016 – Milwaukee, Lubahn and Wanger (photos)

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5. COMMON EIDER

8 records (2 spring records; 1 summer record; 4 fall records; 1 winter record)

(Wisconsin Birdlife – pages 180-181)

1. Nov. 1891 – Jefferson; Kumlien & Hollister (female)

2. Nov. 11, 1940 – Burnett; Norman R. Stone (7 birds, 1 lost female specimen)

3. March 24-26, 1960 – Manitowoc; John Kraupa (immature male)

4. Nov. 10, 1968 – Burnett; James R. March (specimen - wing only)

5. June 5, 2007 – Sheboygan; many observers (photos)

6. Dec. 15, 2014 to March 23, 2015 – Douglas; Peder Svingen and Thomas Wood

(photos)

7. June 12, 2015 – Brown; Nicholas Walton and Jay Watson (photos)

8. Sept. 4, 2016 – Douglas, William Grossmeyer (photos)

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6. SMEW

1 spirng record


1. March 24-25, 2000 – Douglas; Shaun Putz

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7. MASKED DUCK

1 fall record


1. Nov. 1870 – Rock; Thure L. Kumlien (female, specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

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8. WILLOW PTARMIGAN

1 winter record


1. Dec. 1846 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy (2 birds trapped)

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9. PACIFIC LOON



(Stop keeping records for the Pacific Loon starting with fall of 2006)

1. before 1878 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy (specimen, Racine Co. Hist. Museum)

2. early Nov. 1893 – Oconto; August J. Schoenebeck (male, lost specimen)

3. Oct. 22, 1973 – Ozaukee; Louise W. Erickson

4. April 21-25, 1974 – Ozaukee; Daryl D. Tessen

5. Sept. 25, 1975 – Burnett; Alfred H. Grewe

6. June 11, 1977 – Douglas; Craig A. Faanes

7. Oct. 29 - Nov. 1, 1978 – Ozaukee; Roger H. Sundell (addition to Birdlife)

8. May 25, 1980 – Douglas; Randy M. Hoffman

9. April 16-21, 1983 – Ozaukee; Daryl D. Tessen (2 birds)

10. Oct. 29 to Nov. 4, 1984 – Douglas; Kim Eckert (correction to Birdlife)

11. Oct. 26, 1988 – Bayfield; Scott R. Swengel

12. Oct. 2, 1993 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson

13. Dec. 1, 1996 – Washington; Robert C. Domagalski

14. Oct. 17, 1997 – Douglas; Shaun Putz

15. Jan. 3-10, 1998 – Green Lake; Jeff Baughman, Scott Baughman, Tom Schultz

16. Oct. 17, 1998 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson & Shaun Putz

17. Nov. 15, 1998 – Green Lake; Steve Lubahn

18. Nov. 8, 1999 – Douglas; Shaun Putz

19. Nov.14 to Dec. 6, 1999 – Dane; William Hutcheson (photos)

20. April 23-24, 2000 – Ozaukee; Carl Schwartz (2 birds)

21. Sept. 21-23, 2000 – Douglas; Thomas R. Schultz and Daryl D. Tessen

22. Oct. 22-23, 2000 – Shawano; Mark S. Peterson

23. Oct. 24, 2000 – Douglas; Jim Williams (3 birds)

24. Oct. 31, 2000 – Ashland; Daniel P. Williams

25. Nov. 2, 2000 – Ozaukee; James C. Frank

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26. Nov. 10-11, 2000 – Portage; Murry Berner


28. Nov. 18-24, 2001 – Dane; Aaron Stutz

29. Oct. 20, 2002 – Sheboygan, Scott Baughman

30. Oct. 24-28, 2002 – Shawano; Daryl D. Tessen

31. Oct. 26-30, 2002 – Ozaukee; Thomas C. Wood

32. Oct. 31 to Nov. 10, 2002 – Dane; Jesse J. Peterson

33. Nov. 9, 2002 – Door; John & Fawn Shillinglaw

34. Nov. 9, 2003 – Racine; Sean Fitzgerald

35. Sept. 24-25, 2004 – Douglas; Tom Prestby

36. Nov. 26, 2004 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson

37. Sept. 3, 2005 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson

38. Sept. 22, 2005 – Douglas; James C. Frank


40. Nov. 15, 2005 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson

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10. CLARK'S GREBE

1 spring hypothetical record


1. May 7, 1987 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson

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11. WOOD STORK

5 records (2 spring records; 2 fall records)


1. 1800's – Rock; Thure L. Kumlien (lost specimen)

2. Sept. 1852 – Milwaukee; Philo R. Hoy (specimen at St. Historical Society Museum,

Madison)

3. Sept. 1868 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy (lost specimen)

4. May 3, 1973 – Fond du Lac; Fran Brown

5. May 15, 1981 – Sawyer; Frank Pratt (26 birds)

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12. MAGNIFICENT FRIGATEBIRD

3 fall records


1. Aug. 1880 – Milwaukee (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

2. Sept. 28, 1988 – Douglas; Donald Swedberg

3. Oct. 19, 2007 (sp.) – Door; James and Margaret Young (photos)

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13. NEOTROPIC CORNORANT

1 summer record


1. July 3-23, 2011 – Dodge; Eric Howe and Peter Fissel (photos)

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14. ANHINGA

11 records ( 9 spring records; 1 summer record; 1 fall record)


1. spring 1889 – Oconto; Dr. Lawrence (male, lost specimen)

2. May 11, 1965 – Sheboygan; D.D. Berger, H.C. Mueller, Kenneth Stoll

3. April 7-8, 1966 – Milwaukee; D. & R. Bednarek (addition to Birdlife) (photo)

4. Sept. 27, 1980 – Sheboygan; Daniel D. Berger & Helmut C. Mueller

5. May 2, 1982 – Winnebago; Anita Carpenter

6. May 22, 1983 – Wood; Don G. Follen, Sr.

7. May 22, 1983 – Marathon; Ken & Jan Luepke (likely same individual as # 6)

8. May 4, 1997 – Winnebago; Thomas Ziebell

9. May 17, 1997 – Racine; Gerald A. De Boer (2 birds)

10. July 5-18, 1997 – Oneida; Robert G. Spahn

11. May 17, 2002 – Winnebago; Paul Bruce

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15. BROWN PELICAN



1. late May or early June, about 1906 – Sauk; S. Fisher (two birds, one specimen, a 2nd

year bird, at Herman Fuchs home, Blackhawk, Sauk Co.)

2. early July, 1929 – Trempealeau; E. J. McKern

3. July 31 to Aug. 1, 1943 – Dane; A. William Schorger

(2nd year female, specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum.)

4. April 22, 1978 – Door; Mark Rispens (two birds)

5. July 4, 1992 – Waukesha; Russell Droske (video)

6. May 16, 2001 – Grant; Janet Avis Hewitt

7. July 25-27, 2002 – Vilas; Bob Kelly (one adult, specimen)

8. Aug. 2-4, 2002 – Iron; John Bates (one immature, photos)

9. July 13, 2004 – Sheboygan; Fawn and John A. Shillinglaw

10. April 3 and 8, 2012 – Pierce/Polk; Robin Maercklein and T. Brashear (photos)

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16. WHITE IBIS

4 records (1 spring record; 2 summmer records; 1 fall record)


1. May 31, 1978 – Marathon; James E. Hoefler & Todd Eisele

2. Sept. 10-14, 2002 – Burnett; Robbye Johnson (one adult, photo)

3. June 6-11, 2013 – Kenosha; John Dixon and Sean Fitzgerald

4. July 18, 2013 – Brown; Tom Prestby

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17. GLOSSY IBIS

18 records (13 spirng records; 5 summer records; 3 fall records)

(Wisconisn Birdlife – pages 144-145)

There are numerous other records of indeterminate Plegadis ibis.

1. May 14 to Aug. 23, 1956 – Dodge; Raymond B. Dryer (as many as12 birds; photo)

2. May 8-15, 1962 – Dodge (3 birds; photo)

3. May 26, 1965 – Dodge; W. D. Carter & Leta D. McMaster

4. May 20, 1966 – Winnebago; Richard P. Narf

5. June 28 to July 20, 1976 – Oconto; Dennis K. Gustafson & Thomas C. Erdman

6. Nov. 19, 1989 – Trempealeau; Charles A. Kemper & Janine L. Polk

7. May 2, 2001 – Oconto; Mark S. Peterson

8. Oct. 25-26, 2002 – Jackson; a number of observers

9. May 27, 2004 – Fond du Lac; Jeff Bahls

10. May 12-16, 2006 – Dodge; Thomas C. Wood (photos)

11. May 19-20, 2007 – Dodge/Fond du Lac; Dave Freriks (photos)

12. May 18-21, 2007 – Grant; Thomas R. Schultz (photos)

13. June 8, 2007 – Waukesha; John Winze (photos)

14. April 30 to May 1, 2010 – Dane; Steve Thiessen

15. May 3 to June 5, 2010 – Dodge; Chris West (photos)

16. May 21, 2012 –Outagamie; Rob Pendergast

17. June 7-23, 2012 – Winnebago; Tom Schultz

18. May 21, 2014 – Dodge; Darrell Schiffman

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18. WHITE-FACED IBIS

30 records (19 spring records; 9 summer records, 3 fall records)


Stop keeping records on this species in fall of 2012.

1. April 23 to May 3, 1987 – Dodge; Jeffery L. Baughman (3 or 4 birds; photos)

2. May 19-20, 1988 – Waukesha; Mark S. Peterson

3. April 27-29, 1990 – Dodge; Thomas R. Schultz

4. June 1-2, 1992 – Milwaukee; Robert C. Domagalski

5. April 24, 1995 – Racine; Gerald A. DeBoer

6. June 15, 1996 – Fond du Lac; John O'Brien & Andy Sigler

7. April 26, 1999 – Dodge; Chad Heins & Anne Moretti (photo)

8. May 7, 2000 – Outagamie; Robert M. Smidt

9. Oct. 22-28, 2000 – Dodge; Thomas R. Schultz

10. May 5-8, 2002 – Dunn; Janine Polk

11. April 18 to May 1, 2003 – Dodge; Jeff Bahls (4 adults)

12. May 19, 2005 – Trempealeau; Matt Paulson

13. May 5, 2006 – Grant; Maureen Gross

14. Oct. 22, 2007 – Dodge; Tom Prestby (photos)

15. June 16-17, 2008 – Waukesha; Dennis Gustafson

16. July 22-25, 2008 – Dodge; Seth Cutright (photos)

17. May 9-17, 2009 – Dodge; Dennis Gustafson (photos)

18. Aug. 16-18, 2009 – Dodge; Aaron Holschbach and Thomas Wood

19. May 1 to June 5, 2010 – Dodge; Daryl D. Tessen

20. May 3, 2010 – Dane; Lester Doyle

21. May 10, 2010 – Waukesha; John Winze

22. April 29, 2011 – Waukesha; Dennis Gustafson

23. May 8-9, 2011 – Dunn; Janine Polk

24. May 8-23, 2011 – Dodge; many birders (photos)

25. April 17-19, 2012 – Brown; Joel Trick (photos)

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26. April 23, 2012 – Trempealeau; Daniel Jackson (photos)

27. June 1-13, 2012 – Dodge/Fond du Lac; many observers

28. June 14-23, 2012 – Winnebago; Cynthia Bridge and George Coghill

29. June 7, 2014 – Dane; Jeff Yunke

30. June 14 to July 30, 2014 – Winnebago; Peter Fissel and Chuck Heikkinen

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19. ROSEATE SPOONBILL

1 summer record


1. August 1845 – Rock; Thure L. Kumlien (specimen – head, wing & leg at Thure

Kumlien collection)

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20. BLACK VULTURE

11 records (3 spring records; 2 summer records; 7 fall records; 1 winter record)


1. November 1925 – Rock (specimen at Janesville HS)

2. July 2, 1951 – Milwaukee; John L. Diedrich & William Schultz (captured & photo)

3. Oct. 26, 1980 – Manitowoc; James Steffen

4. Oct. 27, 1980 – Sheboygan; Daniel D. Berger & Chris Whelan

(likely the same individual as # 3) (photo)

5. Oct. 7-15, 1989 – Sauk; Lisa Hartman

6. Nov. 13 to Dec. 29, 1996 – Sheboygan and Ozaukee; Cedar Grove Banding Station

(photo & specimen)

7. April 28, 2007 – Manitowoc; Ida and Ty Baumann

8. Oct. 17, 2011 – Ozaukee; Helmut Mueller

9. April 11, 2012 – Portage; Rob Pendergast

10. May 25 to July 23, 2014 – Door; Eric Howe (photos)

11. Sept. 28, 2015 – Bayfield; Benjamin Baldwin

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21. SWALLOW-TAILED KITE



1. 1848 (breeding record) – Racine; Philo R. Hoy

2. 1854 (breeding record) – Dane; Thure L. Kumlien

3. May 15, 1888 – Milwaukee; Kumlien & Hollister (male, specimen at Mil. Pub.

Museum)

4. July 26, 1901 – Ashland; Richard Blome (specimen)

5. July 23, 1906 (breeding record) – Oconto; August J. Schoenebeck (adult female &

egg, specimen at U.W. Stevens Point)

6. Sept. 27, 1949 – Dunn; Helmer M. Mattison

7. May 30, 1965 – Dane; George J. Knudsen

8. May 15-17, 1982 – Door; James B. Hale

9. May 31 to June 8, 1982 – Waukesha; Richard Sharp

(possibly the same individual as # 8)

10. May 12, 1992 – Marquette; Rebecca Ratering

11. Aug. 22, 1997 – Green Lake; Eric G. Ratering

12. May 23, 1999 – Dane; Stanley A. Temple

13. Aug. 19, 2009 – Ozaukee; Helmut Mueller

14. July to Aug. 2, 2016 – Door (photos)

15. Aug. 9, 2016 – Door; David Samuels (2 birds)

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22. WHITE-TAILED KITE

5 records (1 spring record; 1 summer record; 3 fall records)


1. June 6-27, 1964 – Portage; Frances Hamerstrom (photo)

2. May 15-17, 1987 – Wood; Dennis Seevers (photos)

3. Sept. 9, 1989 – Burnett; Pat Savage

4. Aug. 17-21, 2012 – Burnett; Jeff Fisher

5. Sept. 29 to Nov. 2, 2013 – Adams; Quentin Yoerger

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23. MISSISSIPPI KITE



1. Sept. 10, 1970 – Sheboygan; Daniel D. Berger

2. Sept. 11, 1970 – Oneida; Louise and Paul Engberg (20 to 25 birds, adults)

3. May 21, 1972 – Door; Edward B. Prins (photo)

4. May 27, 1976 – Burnett; Pershing B. Hofslund & Gerald J. Niemi

5. May 14, 1977 – Oconto; Dennis K. Gustafson

6. May 14, 1977 – Brown; Randy Korotev

7. May 20, 1978 – Milwaukee; Harold A. Bauers (photo)

8. May 17, 1979 – Dane; Michael Myers

9. June 5, 1980 – Ozaukee; Mary E. Decker

10. Early Oct., 1982 – Outagamie; Lee Hammond (specimen and slides of specimen at

1000 Island Nat. Pres., Outagamie)

11. June 25, 1985 – Dane; G. William Foster & John T. Emlen

12. June 7, 1987 – Ozaukee; Mary F. Donald

13. Sept. 20, 1988 – Ozaukee; William J. Cowart (correction to Birdlife date)

14. April 26, 1990 – Portage; Richard A. Hunt

15. May 23, 1990 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson

16. May 13, 1998 – Ozaukee; William J. Cowart

17. May 16, 1999 – Waukesha; Dennis K. Gustafson

18. May 8, 2000 – Door; John Regan (two birds)

19. June 17, 2003 – Door; Barbara Stover

20. June 5, 2004 – Milwaukee; Mark J. Korducki

21. July 22, 2005 – Rock; Richard L. Smallwood-Roberts

22. July 8, 2008 – Sauk; Stanley A. Temple

23. Oct. 6, 2010 – Portage; Joe Schaufenbuel

24. May 7, 2012 –Green Lake; Daryl Christensen

25. May 18, 2013 – Grant; Lisa Maier

26. May 14, 2014 – Grant; Brian Doverspike and Daryl Tessen

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27. May 8, 2015 – Ozaukee; William P. Mueller

28. Aug. 30, 2015 – Rock; Breeding Bird Atlas field birders

29. July 29 through Sept. 14, 2016 – Rock; AaronBoone, Aaron Haycraft, & S. Weberpal

(first state confirmed nesting record)

30. Sept. 21, 2016 – Grant; Graham Montgomery

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24. HARRIS'S HAWK

1 fall record

(Wisconsin Birdlife – page 613 -- listed only as "possible escape")

1. Oct. 25, 1994 – Sheboygan; Daniel D. Berger & Helmut C. Mueller (trapped,

banded, and photographed)

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25. FERRUGINOUS HAWK



1. Nov. 10, 1893 – Jefferson; A. Ludwig Kumlien (2 birds, specimens at Kumlien

Collection)

2. Oct. 1894 – Jefferson; A. Ludwig Kumlien (specimen at Kumlien Collection)

3. Nov. 11, 1913 – Waukesha; R. E. Martin (specimen)

4. Feb. 26, 1950 – Green; Gordon H. Orians

5. Oct. 9, 1950 – Brown; William Fisk

6. Dec. 8, 1951 – Oconto; Carl H. Richter

7. June 24, 1965 – Door; Louise W. Erickson

8. Jan. 2, 1971 – Walworth; Clarence O. Palmquist

9. Oct. 25, 1974 – Burnett; Wayne Norling

10. Feb. 17, 1978 – Columbia; Randy M. Hoffman

11. Sept. 24, 1978 – St. Croix; Craig A. Faanes

12. April 12, 1979 – Wood; Don G. Follen, Sr. (adult)

13. Oct. 8, 1988 – Ozaukee; Mike Jones (immature, trapped & banded, photos)

14. May 4, 1991 – Pepin; Randy M. Hoffman

15. April 24, 2002 – Douglas; Frank Nicoletti (photo)

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26. BLACK RAIL

7 records (5 spirng records; 2 fall records)


1. May 12-13, 1956 – La Crosse; Alvin and Mae Peterson (addition to Birdlife)

2. May 13, 1967 – Winnebago; Eunice Fisher

3. May 9, 1972 – Dodge; Ruby Bere & Frederick N. MacMillan

4. May 4-8, 2002 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski

5. Sept. 13, 2003 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski

6. Nov. 7, 2004 – Waukesha; Michael Sears

7. May 8, 2007 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski

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27. PURPLE GALLINULE



1. Sept. 24, 1939 – Grant; Ben Logan

2. April 21, 1944 – Dodge; Watson Beed & Russell Neugebauer (2 birds)

3. May 5, 1956 – Milwaukee; Dixie L. Larkin (capture & photo)

4. May 18, 1956 – Dane; William L. Hilsenhoff

5. May 3-12, 1969 – Racine; Richard Garber

6. April 27, 1973 – Racine; Michael McGhee (specimen)

7. April 27, 1973 – Wukesha; Bruce Spangenberg

8. April 30, 1973 – Marquette; Owen J. Gromme

9. May 2, 1973 – Florence; Gary Pearson (specimen at Arnold Pearson home, Florence

Co.)

10. April 18 to May 5, 1976 – Sheboygan; Harold Koopmann (photo)

11. April 23, 1976 – Ozaukee; Charles M. Weise (addition to Birdlife)

12. June 15-16, 1977 – Milwaukee; Don Hanbury

13. April 25 to May 9, 1981 – Milwaukee; Eugene Cupertino (photos)

14. May 5-9, 1983 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski (addition to Birdlife) (captured)

15. May 8, 1993 – Kenosha; Ronald R. Hoffmann

16. Oct. 16, 1993 – Milwaukee; John Jonas (specimen)

17. June 7-10, 2009 – Walworth; Sean Fitzgerald (photo)

18. July 30, 2009 – Dane; Jake Fries (specimen)

19. Oct. 21, 2009 – Milwaukee; Scott Diehl

20. Oct. 13-23, 2016 – Juneau; first by Jay Watson

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28. WHOOPING CRANE

1 record (since 1878)


This species has been re-introduced into the state and is now considered a valid species

with numerous records.

1. April 17, 1959 – Waukesha; Owen J. Gromme

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29. BLACK-NECKED STILT



(Stopped keeping records in the spring of 2009.)

1. April 1847 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy ( “small flock” with 1 specimen at Racine Co.

Historical Museum)

2. May 18, 1951 – Dodge; Richard Mihalek (specimen at U.W. Madison)

3. Aug. 11 to Sept. 6, 1986 – Dodge; Darrell Haugen (photos)

4. May 24-25, 1987 – Columbia; William J. Cowart

5. June 3, 1989 – Dane; Jon Sutton (2 birds)

6. May ?, 1991 – Marathon, Tony Geiger and Beth Arthur-Lane

7. Oct. 10-11, 1991 – Milwaukee; Brian J. Boldt

8. May 19, 1996 – Fond du Lac; Thomas R. Schultz & Daryl D. Tessen

9. May 22-23, 1996 – Dodge; Brian J. Boldt

10. May 31, 1996 – Waukesha; Jean M. Strelka

11. May 8, 1999 – Racine; John E. Bielefeldt

12. May 27 to Aug. 28, 1999 (1st state breeding record) – Dodge; Jack Bartholmai (3

adult & 5 young, photos)

13. May 23, 2000 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag

14. Sept. 2-3, 2000 – Dodge; Daryl D. Tessen

15. April 15-17, 2004 – Trempealeau; Jean Ruhser

16. May 13-17, 2004 – Dane; Philip Ashman

17. May 14 to Aug. 26, 2004 – Fond du Lac; Seth Cutright

18. May 28 into early August, 2004 – Jefferson; Kincaid (nesting)

19. April 17, 2005 – Fond du Lac; Thomas C. Wood

20. April 16, 2006 – Bayfield; Tim Oksiuta

21. May 5-6, 2006 – Dodge; Daryl D. Tessen

22. April 23, 2007 – Eau Claire; Janine L. Polk

23. May 17 to July 29, 2007 – Dodge/Fond du Lac; Thomas C. Wood

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24. May 30, 2008 – Green Lake; Patterson

25. July 7, 2008 – Waukesha; Dennis K. Gustafson

26. July 20-31, 2008 – Dodge; Daryl D. Tessen

27. April 25, 2009 – Columbia; Graham (photo)

28. May 8-17, 2009 – Dodge; Dennis Gustafson (photos)

29. June 9, 2009 – Dane; Malcolm Gold

30. June 21, 2009 – Dodge; Thomas C. Wood

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30. SNOWY PLOVER

5 records (3 spring records; 2 summer records)


1. June 1, 1934 – Kenosha; Walter Weber (male, specimen at Chi. Academy of

Sciences)

2. June 4, 1967 – Douglas; Richard F. Bernard & Marvin Granlund

3. April 20-26, 1991 – Manitowoc; Jerry & Karen Smith (photos)

4. May 12, 1992 – Marinette; Jerry & Karen Smith

5. May 27, 2008 – Green Lake; Thomas R. Schultz (photos)

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31. WILSON’S PLOVER

3 spring records


1. May 9, 2004 – Douglas; Robbeye J. Johnson and Sparky Stensaas (photos)

2. May 13-15, 2006 – Bayfield; Ryan Brady (photos)

3. May 28, 2013 – Douglas; Jan and Larry Kraemer

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32. SPOTTED REDSHANK

1 hypothetical spring record


1. April 28, 1960 – Dodge; Peg and Howard Winkler

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33. ESKIMO CURLEW

2 records


1. sometime between 1870 and 1876 – Racine; J. H. Martin (specimen at Racine Co.

Historical Museum)

2. spring of 1903 – Dodge; Delos Hatch (specimen at Univ. of Minnesota)

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34. LONG-BILLED CURLEW

Nested in Wisconsin prior to 1860. There are only 9 records since 1900.

9 records (7 spring records; 2 summer records)


1. April 17, 1868 – Milwaukee; Albert Busjaeger

2. May 15, 1911 – Sauk; Herbert L. Stoddard

3. June 14, 1936 – Sheboygan/Fond du Lac; Owen J. Gromme

4. May 17, 1952 – Dodge/Fond du Lac; Owen J. Gromme

5. May 27, 1963 – Sheboygan; Helmut C. Mueller

6. May 25, 1966 – Burnett; Norman R. Stone (correction of Birdlife date)

7. May 26, 1969 – Racine; Dorothy and Joy Joslyn

8. July 6, 1975 – Brown; Thomas C. Erdman (photo)

9. May 18, 2008 – Juneau; Eric J. Epstein

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35. BLACK TURNSTONE

1 spring record


1. May 22-25, 1971 – Winnebago; Robert Pritash & Thomas J. Underwood (photos)

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36. CURLEW SANDPIPER

9 records (8 spring records; 1 fall record)


1. Sept. 15, 1968 – Brown; Daryl D. Tessen

2. May 15-19, 1971 – Jefferson; Phillip A. Mallow (photos)

3. May 15, 1982 – Milwaukee; Roger H. Sundell & Mary F. Donald

4. May 21, 1983 – Dodge; Randy M. Hoffman

5. May 23-26, 1987 – Columbia; Darwin Tiede(a correction of Birdlife dates)(photos)

6. May 28-29, 1995 – Dane; G. William Foster

7. May 29, 1999 – Door; Chari Rutledge

8. May 26-27, 2000 – Brown; John Regan

9. May 27, 2011 – Dodge; Peter Fissel and Steve Thiessen

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37. RED PHALAROPE

40 records (3 winter records; 1 summer record; 36 fall records)


1. Nov. 1, 1847 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy (specimen, lost?)

2. June 4, 1877 – Jefferson; Thure L. Kumlien (female, specimen)

3. Sept. 3, 1891 – Jefferson; Kumlien & Hollister (1 adult female & 3 1st year birds)

4. Oct. 18, 1899 – Dane; N. C. Gilbert (specimen at U.W. Madison)

5. Oct. 11, 1902 – Walworth; W. Holland (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

6. Oct. 8, 1921 – Sheboygan; Herbert L. Stoddard (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

7. Sept. 22, 1935 – Dane; John S. Main (specimen, lost?)

8. Oct. 21, 1944 – Milwaukee; Howard L. Orians

9. Oct. 27-28, 1949 – Racine; George Prins (photo) (addition to Birdlife)

10. Sept. 13, 1953 – Brown; Clara H. Hussong

11. Oct. 25-28, 1962 – Racine; Louise W. Erickson

12. Nov. 13, 1972 – Racine; Louise W. Erickson

13. Oct. 5, 1974 – Racine; Louise W. Erickson

14. Nov. 24, 1978 – Milwaukee; Raymond C. Glassel

15. Nov. 19, 1988 – Milwaukee; William J. Cowart

16. Nov. 4, 1991 – Racine; William J. Cowart & Gerald A. De Boer

17. Oct. 31, 1993 – Winnebago; Don Nussbaum

18. Nov. 7, 1993 – Door; Barbara R. Stover

19. Nov. 25-30, 1993 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski (photos)

20. Dec. 4-7, 1996 – Milwaukee; Chad J. Heins

21. Oct. 19 to Nov. 19, 1999 – Milwaukee; Marilyn Bontly (2 birds; photos)

22. Oct. 14, 2000 – Douglas; Charles M. Juhnke

23. Oct. 19-21, 2002 – Sheboygan; William P. Mueller

24. Oct. 19-21, 2005 – Milwaukee; Seegert

25. Nov. 19-22, 2005 – Milwaukee; William P. Mueller

26. Sept. 13-17, 2006 – Milwaukee; William Cowart (2 birds -photos)

27. Oct. 18, 2006 – Waukesha; Maureen Gross

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28. Sept. 14-16, 2007 – Fond du Lac; Daryl D. Tessen

29. Nov. 7-8, 2010 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn

30. Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, 2011 – Racine; Rick Fare and Eric Howe

31. Nov. 14-15, 2011 – Sheboygan; Daryl Tessen, Carl Schroeder, Thomas Wood, and

Quentin Yoerger

32. Nov. 25-26, 2011 – Racine; John Dixon, Eric Howe, and Jennifer Wenzel

33. Nov. 2-9, 2012 – Fond du Lac; many observers

34. Nov. 5-10, 2012 – Sheboygan; many observers

35. Dec. 6, 2012 – Manitowoc; Charles Sontag

36. Sept. 20, 2013 – Clark; Dan Belter and Sarah Sabatke

37. Sept. 20, 2013 – Winnebago; Marge Strempel

38. Oct. 3, 2014 – Brown; Tom Prestby

39. Oct. 16, 2014 – Racine; Jude Vickery

40. Dec. 16, 2015 – Bayfield; Nick Anich and Ryan Brady (photos)

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38. POMARINE JAEGER

21 records (3 spirng records; 2 summer records; 16 fall records)


1. Oct. 1879 – Jefferson; Thure L. Kumlien (3 birds, 1specimen at U.W.- Madison)

2. July 2, 1942 – Dane; George Curran (immature, specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

3. Sept. 20, 1965 – Brown; Thomas C. Erdman (photo)

4. Oct. 22, 1983 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag (specimen at U.W.-Green Bay)

5. July 26, 1984 – Calumet; Thomas C. Erdman (male, specimen at U.W.-Green Bay)

6. Nov. 12-16, 1996 – Pepin; Daryl D. Tessen

7. May 22, 1997 – Douglas; Scott and Ann Swengel (adult)

8. Sept. 26-27, 1998 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson and Shaun Putz

9. Aug. 13, 1999 – Dodge; James Pilu

10. Sept. 25, 1999 – Douglas; Robbye Johnson & Shaun Putz (2 birds, photos)

11. Nov. 7, 1999 – Ashland; Ryan Brady (photos)

12. Sept. 28, 2003 – Douglas; Daryl D. Tessen

13. Sept. 18, 2004 – Douglas; Robbye Johnson

14. Nov. 15, 2005 – Douglas; Robbye Johnson

15. Sept. 9-23, 2006 – Douglas; Robbye Johnson (multiple birds -photos)

16. Aug. 14-15, 2007 – La Crosse; Daniel E. Jackson

17. May 17, 2009 – Douglas; Peder Svingen

18. Sept. 16, 2010 – Douglas; Erik Bruhnke (photos)

19. Sept. 17, 2014 – Douglas; Rob Pendergast (photos)

20. Sept. 27, 2014 – Douglas; Bruce Fall

21. May 17, 2016 – Ozaukee; Lydia Doerr

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39. LONG-TAILED JAEGER

18 records (1 spring record; 1 summer record; 16 fall records)


1. Oct. 1916 – Walworth; Francis T. A. Junkin (specimen, not saved?)

2. Aug. 1-4, 1973 – Fond du Lac; Rockne and Kevin Knuth (adult, photos)

3. Sept. 5-13, 1981 – Douglas; Randy M. Hoffman & Richard L. Verch

4. May 23, 1988 – Chippewa; Janine L. Polk

5. July 16, 1989 – Ashland; Alan J. Knue (adult light morph)

6. Sept. 5, 1996 – Sheboygan; Myron LaPean (juvenile, photos & specimen)

7. Sept. 5-7, 2001 – St. Croix; N. Goetzinger and Thomas Ramsey


9. Oct. 14, 2002 – Ozaukee; Thomas M. Uttech

10. Sept. 18, 2005 – Douglas; Hendrickson

11. Sept. 22-23, 2006 – Douglas; Thomas R. Schultz

12. Sept. 18, 2009 – Douglas; Joseph Schaufenbuel and Thomas R. Schultz

13. Oct. 14, 2010 – Douglas; Erik Bruhnke

14. Oct. 22, 2010 – Douglas; Allen Lotten and Tim Oksiuta

15. Aug. 30, 2013 – Douglas; Ted Keyel

16. Sept. 16-21, 2013 – Douglas; many birders (several birds over the time period)

17. Sept. 27, 2013 – Douglas; Erik Bruhnke

18. Sept. 17, 2014 – Douglas; Rob Pendergast

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40. DOVEKIE

2 records (1 winter record; 1 spirng record)


1. Jan. 11, 1908 – Ozaukee; C.W. Beemer (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

2. March 3, 1949 – Monroe; Joseph Rice (specimen at U.W.-Madison)

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41. THICK-BILLED MURRE

1 record


1. Pre 1900 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski (specimen at UW-Milwaukee)

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42. LONG-BILLED MURRELET

2 hypothetical records (1 spirng record; 1 fall record)


1. Nov. 24, 1998 – Ozaukee; Steve Lubahn

2. March 6, 2000 – Washington; Robert C. Domagalski

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43. ANCIENT MURRELET

6 records (1 winter record; 1 spring record; 4 fall records)


1. Oct. 2, 1882 – Jefferson; G. E. Gordon (lost specimen)

2. Dec. 9, 1940 – Columbia; Howard L. Van Ness (correction of Birdlife)(immature,

captured and then released)

3. Nov. 10, 1964 – Rusk; Alvin Christman (specimen at U.W.-Madison)

4. April 2, 1967 – Dane; Nicki Russos (specimen at U.W.-Madison)

5. Nov. 12, 1975 – Barron; Jerry Perkins (specimen at U.W.-River Falls)

6. Nov. 2, 2007 – Outagamie; Jennifer Heitpas (photos and specimen)

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44. IVORY GULL

13 records (7 winter records; 4 spring records; 2 fall records)


1. March 7-8, 1947 – Oconto; Lyle Follett (adult female, specimen at Mil. Pub.

Museum)

2. March 8, 1947 – Manitowoc; LeRoy J. Lintereur

3. April 3-6, 1959 – Burnett; Norman R. Stone (3 birds)

4. Jan. 7-10, 1989 – St. Croix; Ted Schmidt (photos)

5. Nov. 28, 1991 – Milwaukee; William J. Cowart (immature)

6. Dec. 2-3, 1991 – Ozaukee; Flieschmann (immature, same indiv. as # 6)

7. Nov. 26, 1994 – Brown; Ty and Ida Baumann

8. Dec. 31, 1997 to Jan. 3, 1998 – Ozaukee; Shaun Putz (immature, photos)

9. Jan. 10-13, 1998 – Ozaukee; Larry Michael (adult, photos)

10. Dec. 21, 1998 – Sheboygan; James C. Frank

11. March 13, 2000 – St. Croix; Peter Rodewald

12. Jan. 5, 2016 – Laura Erickson; Douglas

13. Feb. 17, 2016 – Bayfield; Nich Anich and Ryan Brady

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45. SABINE'S GULL

36 fall records


(Stopped keeping records after 2013)

1. Oct. 7, 1900 – Walworth; H. P. Hare (young male, specimen at Ned Hollister

Collection)

2. Sept. 22, 1968 – Dane; G. William Foster (2 birds, photos)

3. Oct. 6-12, 1978 – Dodge; Randy M. Hoffman

4. Oct. 28-30, 1987 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson (photos)



7. Oct. 11-27, 1996 – Fond du Lac; Josh Knuth (adult, photos)

8. Nov. 16, 1996 – Ozaukee; James C. Frank (juvenile)

9. Nov. 24, 1996 – Kenosha; John O'Brien (juvenile)

10. Nov. 29, 1996 – Sheboygan; Robert C. Domagalski (juvenile)

11. Aug. 26, 1997 – Marathon; Dan Belter & Lynn Ott (adult)

12. Sept. 23-26, 1998 – Douglas; Daryl D. Tessen (4 birds)

13. Sept. 21-23, 2000 – Douglas; Thomas R. Schultz & Daryl D. Tessen ( on Sept. 23rd

there were 30+ birds, mostly juvenile with at least 3 adults, photo)

14. Nov. 5, 2000 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn (juvenile)

15. Sept. 15-23, 2001 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson (2-3 juvenile, 1 adult)

16. Sept. 19, 2001 –Iron; James C. Frank (juvenile)



19. Sept. 3, 2003 – Columbia; Aaron Holschbach

20. Sept. 26-28, 2003 – Douglas; Daryl D. Tessen

21. Nov. 22, 2003 – Racine; Jim and Susan Heneveld


23. Sept. 25, 2005 – Douglas; Thomas R. Schultz

24. Sept. 19-24, 2006 – Douglas; Aaron Stutz (a number of individuals)

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25. Sept. 30 to Oct. 3, 2006 – Portage; Gerry Janz (photos)

26. Oct. 26, 2007 – Ozaukee; Hodgson (specimen on beach)

27. Sept. 17-21, 2008 – Douglas; Dan Jackson

28. Oct. 25-26, 2008 – Dane; Pat Ready


30. Sept. 19, 2011 – Douglas; Peder Svingen

31. Sept. 25, 2011 – Douglas; numerous birds on WSO field trip

32. Sept. 25, 2011 – Ashland; Nick Anich

33. Sept. 13, 2012 – Douglas; Ryan Brady and Tim Oksiuta

34. Sept. 18-22, 2012 – Douglas; a number of sightings by members of WSO field trip

35. Sept. 15-22, 2013 – Douglas; a number of sightings by members of WSO field trip

36. Oct. 20, 2013 – Douglas; Peder Svingen

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46. BLACK-HEADED GULL

15 records (2 winter records; 4 spring records; 4 summer records; 5 fall records)


1. Oct. 14 to Nov. 18, 1978 – Milwaukee; Daryl Tessen & Dennis Gustafson

2. June 27 to July 18, 1983 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag

3. Aug. 11, 1984 – Fond du Lac; Thomas R. Schultz

4. Dec. 21, 1984 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski (adult, photo)

5. April 28, 1985 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski

6. June 21-23, 1990 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag

7. June 11-13, 1991 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag

8. Nov. 22, 1994 – Milwaukee; Vernon D. Aune

9. Oct. 8, 1998 – Manitowoc; Daryl D. Tessen

10. May 28-30, 2001 – Milwaukee and Racine; Boldt and Lubahn (photos)

11. Dec. 2-21, 2001 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn


13. July 16, 2007 – Sheboygan; Joe Schaufenbuel

14. May 17, 2009 – Manitowoc; Fawn and John Schillinglaw

15. May 17, 2014 – Sheboygan; Thomas Wood

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47. R0SS’S GULL

One winter record


1. Dec. 6-8, 2001 – Bayfield; Travis Mahan (adult; photos)

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48. BLACK-TAILED GULL

2 records (1 spring record; 1 summer record)


1. May 29, 2003 – Ozaukee; James C. Frank (same individual as below)

2. June 12, 2003 – Racine ( Eric Howe) and Kenosha (Brian Boldt) (photos) (same

individual as above)

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49. MEW GULL



1. March 1-7, 1986 – Milwaukee; Gerald A. De Boer (2 birds, 1 adult & 1 2nd year,

photos)

2. Oct. 30, 1986 – Manitowoc; Jeffrey L. Baughman

3. Feb. 28, 1988 – Milwaukee; Roger H. Sundell (2nd winter)

4. Dec. 8, 1989 – Milwaukee; Daryl D. Tessen

5. Jan. 7-23, 1990 – Milwaukee; Thomas R. Schultz (adult, could be same bird as #4)

6. March 3, 1990 – Sheboygan; Jeffrey L. Baughman (adult)

7. March 18, 1990 – Manitowoc; Paul Sunby

8. Nov. 30, 1990 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag (adult in winter plumage)

9. Jan. 4 to Feb. 10, 1992 – Milwaukee; Thomas R. Schultz (photos)

10. Jan. 31 to Feb. 25, 1993 – Racine; Gerald A. DeBoer

11. Feb. 2-13, 1993 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson (adult)

12. March 2-19, 1993 – Milwaukee; Mark J. Korducki (adult, perhaps 2 birds)

13. March 20-21, 1993 – Ozaukee; Brian J. Boldt (adult, perhaps one of the Mil. birds)

14. April 3, 1993 – Manitowoc; Mark S. Peterson (adult)

15. Dec. 11, 1993 to Feb. 22, 1994 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson (adult)

16. March 12-13, 1994 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag (adult)

17. Nov. 9, 1994 – Ozaukee; Brian J. Boldt (adult)

18. Dec. 12-13, 1994 – Ozaukee; Thomas M. Uttech (adult)

19. Feb. 18-22, 1995 – Ozaukee; Steve Thiessen (adult)

20. Nov. 22, 1995 – Ozaukee; Thomas M. Uttech

21. Jan. 3, 1998 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson (adult)

22. Dec. 12, 1998 – Milwaukee; Mark J. Korducki (1st winter)

23. Dec. 17, 1998 – Douglas; Karl Bardon & Peder Svingen

24. Feb. 13, 1999 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn

25. Sept. 25, 1999 – Bayfield; Jeffrey L. Baughman (adult)

26. Nov. 20, 1999 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson (adult)

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27. Nov. 11 to Dec. 1, 2000 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski (photos)

28. Dec. 9-20, 2001 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn

29. March 31 to April 4, 2002 – Racine; Rick Fare


31. Nov. 23, 2003 – Racine; Sean Fitzgerald

32. Nov. 26, 2003 to Jan. 3, 2004 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson (likely same indiv.

as above)

33. Dec. 3-18, 2004 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson

34. Nov. 14-26, 2005 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson

35. Nov. 4-14, 2006 – Milwaukee; David B. Johnson

36. Nov. 21-26, 2007 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson

37. Sept. 15, 2008 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson

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50. CALIFORNIA GULL

21 records (7 winter records; 6 spring records; 1 simmer record; 8 fall records)


1. Nov. 29 to Dec. 8, 1991 – Sheboygan; Robert D. Hughes (photos)

2. Feb. 20, 1994 – Milwaukee; Daryl D. Tessen (adult)

3. Nov. 13, 1994 – Sheboygan; Scott Baughman

4. April 5, 1997 – Brown; Jan Hansen

5. May 8-9, 2000 – Fond du Lac; Thomas R. Schultz (adult, photos)

6. Nov. 5, 2000 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn (2nd year)

7. Jan. 2, 2004 – Winnebago; Daryl D. Tessen

8. March 27 to April 5, 2009 – Kenosha; Ayyash

9. July 10-17, 2009 – Kenosha; Thomas Prestby (photos)

10. Dec. 28, 2009 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson

11. Dec. 23-28, 2009 – Milwaukee; John Idzikowski

12. March 11, 2010 – Kenosha; Dixon and Fare

13. Nov. 12, 2010 – Douglas; Carl Bardon

14. Nov. 23, 2010 – Douglas; Carl Bardon

15. Nov. 24, 2010 – Racine; Rick Fare

16. Dec. 18-22, 2012 – Jefferson; Dennis Gustafson

17. Feb. 22, 2014 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn

18. October 19-20, 2014 – Douglas; Peder Svingen

19. March 30, 2015 – Milwaukee; William P. Mueller

20. Sept. 16 through Oct. 9, 2015 – Douglas; Curt Rawn and Peder Svingen

21. May 10, 2016 – Kenosha; John Dixon (photos)

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51. SLATY-BACKED GULL



1. Nov. 13, 2001 – Milwaukee; Brian J. Boldt (photos)

2. Nov. 17-19, 2006 – Douglas; Peder Svingen (photos)

3. Dec. 16, 2006 to March 11, 2007 – Winnebago; Daryl D. Tessen (photos)

4. Dec. 21, 2007 to April 12, 2008 – Douglas; Peder Svingen

5. Jan. 2-3, 2007 – La Crosse; Dan Jackson (photos)

6. Feb. 15, 2009 – Sheboygan; James C. Frank

7. Nov. 13-14, 2009 – Douglas; Erick Bruhnke

8. Dec. 6-13, 2009 – Douglas, Erick Bruhnke

9. Nov. 24, 2010 – Ashland; Ryan Brady and Tim Oksiuta

10. Dec. 19, 2010-Jan. 30, 2011 – Douglas; Karl Bardon

11. Dec. 14-17, 2012 – Jefferson; Ted Keyel and Cynthia Bridge

12. Dec. 30, 2012 – Douglas; Peter Svingen

13. Jan. 6, 2016 – Jefferson; Myles Hurlburt and Thomas Wood

14. Jan. 15-30, 2016 – Milwaukee; Steven Lubahn and Mike Wanger

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52. GLAUCOUS-WINGED GULL



1. Jan. 1-4, 1996 – Ozaukee; Thomas Uttech & John Idzikowski (adult, photos)

2. March 9, 1997 – Manitowoc; Thomas M. Uttech (1st year, photos)

3. Nov. 26, 1997 to Jan. 8, 1998 – Douglas; Karl Bardon & Peder Svingen (2nd year,

photos)

4. March 26, 2005 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson (photo)

5. March 21, 2006 – La Crosse; Dan Jackson (photos)

6. October 17, 2009 – Kenosha; Greg Neise (photos)

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53. GULL-BILLED TERN



1. May 22, 2014 – Dunn; Janine Polk

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54. SOOTY TERN

1 fall record


1. Sept. 10, 1984 – Columbia; Peter McCormick (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

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55. LEAST TERN



1. June 1893 – Jefferson; A. Ludwig Kumlien (3 birds, lost specimens)

2. Aug. 19, 1934 – Sheboygan; Clarence S. Jung (immature female, specimen at Mil.

Pub. Museum)

3. Aug. 20, 1936 – Winnebago; Francis S. Dayton

4. June 3-4, 1969 – Fond du Lac; Rockne A. Knuth (photo)

5. Aug. 17, 1971 – Burnett; Rockne A. Knuth

6. May 29, 1980 – Milwaukee; Ronald P. Gutschow (photo)

7. July 8-9, 1982 – Milwaukee; Winnie Woodmansee

8. June 14, 1983 – Dunn; Janine L. Polk

9. June 14 to Aug. 2, 1984 – La Crosse; Frederick Z. Lesher (adult, photo)

10. June 19, 1986 – Douglas; Jane Stephan

11. May 28, 1987 – Dunn; Janine L. Polk

12. May 28-30, 1987 – Columbia; Allen and Susan Shea

13. July 25, 1992 – Buffalo; Philip C. Whitford (2 adults)

14. July 7, 1993 – Brown; John Regan (adult)

15. May 18, 1999 – Dane; Aaron Stutz (adult)

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56. WHITE-WINGED TERN

2 records (1 spring record; 1 summer record


1. July 5, 1873 – Jefferson; A. Ludwig Kumlien (adult female, specimen at U.S.

National Museum)

2. May 21-22, 2016 – Manitowoc; Mark Hodgson and Charles Sontag (photos)

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57. ROSEATE TERN



1. May 11, 1950 – Dane; N.R. Barger, S.D. Robbins, Walter E. Scott

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58. ARCTIC TERN

32 records since 1900 (14 spring records; 10 summer records; 8 fall records)


May have nested in Wisconsin into the 1890's.

1. May 15, 1922 – Dane; Warner Taylor (2 birds)

2. April 25, 1965 – Brown; Thomas C. Erdman (2 birds, photos)

3. June 22, 1974 – Racine; Louise W. Erickson

4. May 8, 1976 – Brown; Thomas C. Erdman (2 birds)

5. May 4-7, 1979 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag (addition to Birdlife)

6. June 12-20, 1979 – Manitowoc; Robbins & Tessen


8. May 15, 1980 – Manitowoc; Daryl D. Tessen

9. May 17, 1980 – Bayfield; Samuel D. Robbins (correction to Birdlife)

10. June 10, 1980 – Milwaukee; Daryl D. Tessen

11. Aug. 6-13, 1980 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag



14. May 24, 1984 – Ashland; Samuel D. Robbins

15. June 1-7, 1987 – Manitowoc; William J. Cowart (2nd summer bird)

16. April 24-26, 1988 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag (2 birds)

17. June 11, 1988 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag

18. July 16, 1988 – Manitowoc; William P. Mueller (adult)

19. June 24, 1994 – Green Lake; Daryl Christensen (photos)

20. June 8, 1997 – Sheboygan; Robert D. Hughes (photos, adult)

21. May 23, 1998 – Milwaukee; Mark J. Korducki

22. May 14, 2000 – Milwaukee; Brain J. Boldt

23. May 27, 2000 – Racine; Robert D. Hughes

24. Sept. 21-23, 2000 – Douglas; Thomas R. Schultz


26. Sept. 26, 2004 – Douglas; Peter Svingen

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27. Sept. 25, 2005 – Douglas; Thomas R. Schultz

28. June 5, 2007 – Sheboygan; Dennis K. Gustafson

29. Sept. 28, 2013 – Douglas; Erik Bruhnke

30. Oct. 5, 2013 – Marathon; Dan Belter

31. Sept. 15, 2014 – Douglas; Rob Pendergast

32. June 1, 2015 – Brown; Thomas Prestby

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59. ROYAL TERN

4 records (2 summer records; 2 fall records)


1. Sept. 5, 1965 – Outagamie; Daryl D. Tessen

2. June 18 to July 15, 1985 – Manitowoc; J. Baughman, T. Schultz, C. Sontag (photos)

3. July 6, 1986 – Manitowoc; Charles R. Sontag

4. Aug. 2-3, 1988 – Milwaukee; Paul Sunby

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60. BAND-TAILED PIGEON

5 Records (1 winter record; 2 spring records; 2 summer records; 2 fall records)


1. Oct. 24-27, 2002 – Waushara; Jerald K. Discher (photos)

2. late Nov. 2005 through April 9, 2006 – St. Croix; John J. Agger

3. July 20-22, 2009 – La Crosse; Thomas Rohrer (photos)

4. March 26 to April 8, 2015 – Grant; John Anderson (photos)

5. July 15, 2015 – Sawyer; Matthew Nechvatal (photos)

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61. EURASIAN COLLARED-DOVE

7 records (1 winter record; 3 spring records; 4 summer records; 4 fall records)


(Stopped keeping records after the spring of 2002.)

1. May 19 to Aug. 2, 1998 – Ozaukee; Noel J. Cutright (photos)

2. July 26 to Sept. 22, 1998 – Portage; Joe Schaufenbuel (photos)

3. mid-Jan to April 29, 2000 – Rock; Ray Potter (2 birds)

4. May 16, 2000 to summer of 2002 – Oconto; Dennis Kaehney (2 birds)

5. July 19, 2001 to spring of 2002 – Ozaukee; Joan M. Sommer

6. Jan. 9, 2002 – Grant; Harold Peterson (1 bird)

7. Jan. 9, 2002 – Grant; Harold Peterson (3 birds) (dif. location than #6)

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62. INCA DOVE

1 fall record


1. Oct. 28-Nov. 30, 2011 – Ozaukee; P. Arnholt and James Frank (photos)

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63. COMMON GROUND-DOVE

3 records (1 spring record; 2 fall records)


1. May 22, 1966 – Washington; Ann Maurin (two birds)

2. Oct. 15, 1973 – Milwaukee; Mary E. Decker (adult female, specimen at Mil. Pub.

Museum)

3. Oct. 7, 2015 – Door; Eric Howe, Melody Walsh, and Kristin Wegner (photos)

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64. WHITE-WINGED DOVE

24 records (11 spring records; 9 summer records; 4 fall records; 1 winter record)


1. Sept. 29, 1997 – Ozaukee; William J. Cowart

2. Oct. 16, 1999 – Ozaukee; William J. Cowart

3. June 10-17, 2000 – Portage; Kathy Plaisance & Kent D. Hall (photos)

4. May 12-15, 2004 – Milwaukee; Brian J. Boldt (photos)

5. April 26, 2005 – Milwaukee; William J. Cowart (photo)

6. June 23 to July 4, 2006 – Brown; Ed Houston (photos)

7. May 16, 2007 – Kenosha; Mike Spitzer

8. Nov. 25 to Dec. 31, 2007 – Door; Charlotte and Roy Lukes

9. Nov. 11, 2008 – Sheboygan; Pat and Roger Griffiths (photos)

10. May 23-24, 2010 – Milwaukee; Steve Morse (photos)

11. June 4-12, 2011 – Columbia; Jerome and Sharon Wuelfel (photos)

12. April 19, 2012 – Washington; Jayne Gulbrand (photos)

13. May 3, 2012 – Milwaukee; Judi Ackerman (photos)

14. June 4-17, 2012 – Door; John Delwiche

15. April 20, 2013 – Racine; Jym Moody

16. May 21, 2013 – Douglas; Daryl Tessen

17. June 9, 2013 – Wood; Gary Stout

18. June 16, 2013 – Door; Bernie and Dean Shunway

19. June 24, 2014 – Marathon; Ken Luepke

20. June 14-15, 2015 –Iowa; Lori Bailey and John and Marion Kivikoski

21. July 18-19, 2015 – Racine; Eric Howe

22. May 9, 2016 – La Crosse; Jules Teskie

23. May 22, 2016 – Dane; Edgar Spalding

24. May 25, 2016 – La Crosee; Scott Puchalski

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65. GROOVE-BILLED ANI

15 records, 3 of them ani species only (1 summer record; 14 fall records)


1. Oct. 12, 1913 – Pierce; Walter L. Gantenbein (specimen at Univ. of Minn.)

2. Oct. 27, 1949 – Dane; Enoch Reindahl

3. late Sept., 1953 – Wood; Simon Vanderploeg (lost specimen)

4. Nov. 8, 1968 – Milwaukee (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

5. Oct. 29-30, 1969 – Columbia; John Slepicka (correction of Birdlife date) (specimen

at Mil. Pub. Museum)

6. Oct. 7, 1973 – Iowa; Robert S. Ellarson (specimen at U.W.-Madison)

7. Oct. 8, 1975 – Brown; Amy Kienitz (adult female, specimen at U.W.-Green Bay)

8. Nov. 18, 1979 – Manitowoc; Loraine Hoffman (two birds, one specimen at U.W.-

Green Bay)

9. Sept. 26, 1981 (sp.) – Ashland; C. Loewecke

10. Oct. 17-23, 1981 – Columbia; William A. Smith (addition to Birdlife)

11. Oct. 21, 1981 (sp.) – Ashland; Richard L. Verch

12. Oct. 23, 1981 – Marathon; James Bragg (specimen at U.W.-Stevens Point)

13. Aug. 26 to Sept. 11, 1982 – Buffalo; Frank N. Freese (correction to Birdlife)

14. Oct. 19, 1987 (sp.) – Sheboygan; Hans W. Kuhn

15. June 30 to July 3, 2001 – Brown; Brian Love (photos)

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66. BURROWING OWL

14 records (10 spring records; 1 summer record; 3 fall records)


1. April 9, 1939 – Jefferson; William H. Elder (specimen at U.W.-Madison)

2. Oct. 8, 1941 – Sheboygan; Walter C. Pelzer (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

3. March 23-29, 1948 – Milwaukee; Howard & Gordon Orians (photo)

4. May 19, 1967 – Portage; Frank B. Renn

5. May 28, 1968 – La Crosse; Frederick Z. Lesher

6. April 6, 1971 – Brown; John & Eugene Jacobs (trapped, banded & photo)

7. Nov. 8, 1975 – Milwaukee; Eric J. Epstein

8. Sept. 5, 1981 – Portage; Jonathan W. Wilde

9. May 16-17, 1983 – Douglas; Ronald & Julie Perala (photo)

10. April 24-27, 1988 – Columbia; Ronald & Elaine Hall (photo)

11. May 26, 1990 – Burnett; Randy M. Hoffman

12. June 11-12, 1992 – Burnett; James E. Hoefler

13. April 11, 2000 – Kenosha; Ronald R. Hoffmann

14. April 4, 2005 – St. Croix; Diane Bystrom

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67. CHUCK-WILL'S-WIDOW



Stopped keeping record on this species in 2014.

1. May 28-29, 1969 – Richland; Warren A. Scott (taped)

2. Aug. 16, 1970 – Marquette; Roy J. Flaherty

3. May 18-27, 1973 – Columbia; Albert Bentley, William Smith, Steven Krings (taped)

4. Summer of 1976 – Dane; George MacLean

5. May 29 to July 7, 1977 – Dane; George MacLean (same location as # 4) (taped)

6. Sept. 8, 1983 – Richland; Brad Grover (specimen, tail feathers only)

7. May - June, 1984 – Adams; Joan E. Humphrey

8. Early May to Sept. 6, 1985 – Adams; Joan E. Humphrey (same loc. as # 7)

9. May 8 to July 2, 1986 – Adams; Joan E. Humphrey (same location as # 7-8)

10. May 10 into June, 1986 – Polk; Joseph P. Hudick

11. May 22 into June, 1987 – Polk; Joseph P. Hudick (same location as # 10)

12. May 15 to June 28, 1988 – Polk; Joseph P. Hudick (same location as # 10-11)

13. May 17 to June 7, 1989 – Polk; Joseph P. Hudick (same loc. as # 10-12)

14. June 20, 1989 – Monroe; Loren Ayers

15. May 12, 1990 – Sauk; Allen K. Shea

16. May 16, 1990 – Polk; Joseph P. Hudick (same loc. as # 10-13)

16. Early June to July 13, 1991 – Oconto; Mark S. Peterson

17. First part of July, 1992 – Oconto (same location as # 17)

18. May 29 to June 16, 1993 – Oconto; Mark S. Peterson (same location as # 17-18)

19. May 5, 2000 – Ozaukee; James C. Frank

20. May 29 to June 13, 2004 – Vernon; Jesse Peterson

21. May 30, 2005 – Vernon; Daniel E.Jackson

22. May 10-23, 2006 – Vernon, Daniel E. Jackson

23. July 2, 2006 – Jackson; QuintenYoerger

24. June 8-22, 2007 – Jackson; Daniel E. Jackson

25. June 2-6, 2008 – Jackson; Thomas C. Wood

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26. May 31 to July 27, 2009 – Jackson; Thomas C. Wood

27. May 1 to July 13, 2010 – Jackson; James Otto

28. May 6 to June 16, 2011 – Jackson; Chris West and Joel Trick

29. May 9 and 18, 2012 –Jackson; James Otto and Thomas Wood

30. May 19-21, 2012 –Walworth; Cynthia Bridge and Aaron Stutz

31. May 4, 2013 – Jackson; Jim Otto

32. May 5-25, 2013 –Jefferson/Walworth; Thomas Wood

33. May 11-31 18, 2014 –Jefferson/Walworth; Scott Weberpal

34. May 15, 2014 – Milwaukee; Scott Diehl

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68. MEXICAN VIOLETEAR

7 records (1 summer record; 6 fall records)


1. Sept. 22 to Nov. 1, 1998 – La Crosse; John Hayden, Edwin & Marcella Larson

(male, photos & specimen)

2. end of July through early October, 2002 – Dunn; Dale Dahlke (photos)

3. Oct. 3, 2002 – Bayfield; Janice Beebe (photos)

4. Aug. 31-Sept. 3 , 2005 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson

5. Sept. 4, 2005 – Sauk; Lynn Ott (photos)

6. July 7-10, 2008 – Vernon; Glenn Forchione (photos)

7. Sept. 13, 2012 – Price; Mary Lou and Tom Nicholls

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69. GREEN-BREASTED MANGO

1 fall record


1. Sept. 18 to Nov. 6, 2007 – Rock; Joan Salzberg (photos)

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70. ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD

10 records (2 winter records; 10 fall records)


1. late Aug. to Dec. 3, 1990 – Waukesha; David & Susan Schmidt (male, photo)

2. Dec. 17, 1992 to Jan. 4, 1993 – Racine; William Pinnow

3. early Nov. to Nov. 16, 1998 – Waukesha; Scott Diehl (2nd year male, photos &

trapped)

4. Oct. 3-24, 2007 – Dane; Steve Thiessen (photos)

5. Oct. 21-22, 2014 – Sauk; Linda Atkins (adult male, photos)

6. Nov. 16, 2014 – Dane; William Holton (adult male)

7. Nov. 14-17, 2015 – Jefferson; Amy and Daniel DeKeyser and Mary Evanson

8. Nov. 18-19, 2015 – Fond du Lac; Dave and Kerry Sehloff

9. Nov. 23, 2015 – Ozaukee; Dan Panetti

10. Mid-Oct. through Nov. 21, 2016 – Milwaukee; Jym Mooney & Rita Wiskowski

(banded)

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71. RUFOUS HUMMINGBIRD

33 records, 13 of them Selasphorus sp. only (3 winer records; 6 summer records; 26 fall

records)


(Stopped keeping records on the Rufous Hummingbird in the fall of 2006)

1. Sept. 14-16, 1976 – Racine; Norma B. Struckhoff

2. Aug. 31, 1980 – Dane; Randy M. Hoffman

3. June 13-14, 1986 – Ozaukee; Linda & Vincent Vogt (photos)

4. Aug. 8, 1989 – Milwaukee; Eleanor J. Schmitz (male)

5. July 30-31, 1992 – Lincoln; Bell & LoAnn Martello (male)

6. July 12-15, 1994 (sp.) – Ashland; Maybelle Hardy

7. Aug. 8-10, 1994 – Washington; Robert C. Domagalski & Mark J. Korducki (male)

8. July 24, 1995 – Price; Grace Flagstad (adult male, photo)

9. Aug. 1-3, 1995 – Columbia; Becki Tomlinson

10. Oct. 15 to Nov. 21, 1995 – Milwaukee; Scott Diehl & Mark J. Korducki (trapped)

11. Oct. 4 to Nov. 7, 1996 – Walworth; Mr.& Mrs. Gleason (male, photo & trapped)

12. Oct. 22 to Nov. 8, 1996 – Lincoln; Ken & Mary Krahn (male, photo & specimen)

13. 2 days in June, 1999 – Manitowoc; Chris Katz (adult male, photo)

14. Oct. 20 to Nov. 11, 1999 (sp.) – Crawford; Barbara Jacobs (photos & specimen)

15. Oct. 13-28, 2000 (sp.) – Ozaukee; Thomas M. Uttech

16. Oct. 26 to Nov. 2, 2000 – Winnebago; David Kuecherer (photo)

17. Oct. 30 to Nov. 22, 2000 (sp.) – Washington; John H. Idzikowski (photo)

18. Nov. 17, 2000 (sp.) – Milwaukee; Scott Diehl (netted, photos)

19. Late July to Sept. 20, 2001 – Marquette; Joyce M. Timm (adult male)

20. Aug. 17 and 19, 2001 (sp.) – Milwaukee; W. Paul Andre

21. Oct. 19 to Nov. 13, 2002 (sp.) – Waukesha; Mary J. Kubesch

22. Oct. 25 to Nov. 28, 2002 – Lincoln; Mike Specht (adult male, photos)

23. Nov. 1-4, 2002 (sp.) – Walworth; Patricia Parsons

24. Nov. 7-14, 2002 (sp.) – Waukesha; Mike Hanrahan

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25. Aug. 2, 2003 (sp) – Menomonee; Daryl D. Tessen

26. Aug. 28, 2003 – Outagamie; Daryl D. Tessen

27. Dec. 7-12, 2003 (sp) – Ozaukee, John H. Idzikowski (photos)

28. Aug. 5-11, 2004 – Bayfield; Sandy Brown

29. Sept. 16-Oct. 8, 2005 – Milwaukee; Boos

30. Sept. 27-Nov. 15, 2005 (sp) – Fond du Lac (photos)

31. Oct. 30, 2005 – Dane; Aaron Stutz

32. Oct. 2 to Nov. 30, 2007 – Eau Claire; Fenske

33. Dec. 5, 2007 – Eau Claire; Steve Betchkal

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72. BROAD-BILLED HUMMINGBIRD

2 fall records


1. Oct. 20-31, 2000 – Dodge; Dave Freriks (adult, photos)

2. Nov. 14-26, 2011 – Ozaukee; Tina Kepple and Ray Bender (photos)

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73. LEWIS'S WOODPECKER

4 records (2 winter records; 1 spring record; 1 summer record; 2 fall records)


1. Jan. 1 to April 20, 1969 – Marinette; Harold L. Lindberg (photos)

(correction of Wis. Birdlife date)

2. Oct. 21, 2003 – Ozaukee; William J. Cowart & Seth Cutright

3. June 18-30, 2008 – Douglas; Ryan Brady

4. September 29, 2015 to Jan. 23, 2016 – Trepealeau; Zaila Anderson (photos)

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74. CRESTED CARACARA

1 record (1 spring record; 1 summer record)


1. May 12 to July 7, 2014 – Door; Randy Holm and Christopher Smith (photos)

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75. PRAIRIE FALCON

7 records (2 spring records; 5 fall records)


1. Oct. 31, 1976 – Vernon; William A. Smith (photo)

2. Nov. 30, 1989 – Portage; Thomas Hoppa & Larry Semo

3. Oct. 16, 1990 – Racine; Gerald A. DeBoer

4. March 15, 1991 – Portage; Daniel R. Spuhler

5. Oct. 12, 1996 – Grant; Jeff Dankert

6. April 22, 1998 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson & Shaun Putz

7. Sept. 24, 2016 – Racine; J. Dixon, R. Fare, E. Howe, J. Wenzel, Rita Wiskowski

(photos)

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76. WESTERN WOOD-PEWEE

3 records (1 summer record; 2 fall records)


1. June 7, 1981 – Bayfield; Laura L. Erickson

2. Sept. 17, 1996 – Oconto; Thomas C. Erdman (specimen)

3. Oct. 19, 2014 – Ozaukee; William Mueller (photos and banded)

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77. DUSKY FLYCATCHER

1 fall record


1. Oct. 8, 1996 – Oconto; Thomas C. Erdman (specimen)

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78. SAY'S PHOEBE



1. May 10, 1848 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy (lost specimen)

2. April 12, 1999 – Kenosha; Karl David

3. Sept. 10-11, 2006 – Ozaukee; Jean M. Strelka (photos)

4. Oct. 29, 2011 – Sheboygan; Carl Schroeder (photos)

5. Oct. 20-24, 2013 – Kenosha; Davic Piasecki

6. April 26-May 4, 2014 – Ashland; Ryan Brady (photos)

7. March 28-April 4, 2016 – Dane; Chuck Heikkinen, Jim Schwarz, and Delia Unson

(photos)

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79. VERMILION FLYCATCHER

7 records (1 winter record; 3 spring records; 4 fall records)


1. May 9, 1950 – Milwaukee; Mr. & Mrs. William F. Jackson (1 male & 1 female)

2. Oct. 3, 1982 – Ozaukee; Charles Gilmore, Harold Koopmann, Robert Treibensee

(male)

3. May 11, 1992 Waukesha; Mary Jo Welnak (adult male)

4. Oct. 18, 1992 – Calumet; Scott Hauser (adult male with poss. female)

5. Nov. 10 to Dec. 2, 2001 – Jefferson; Brenda Rozelle (photos – adult male)

6. Nov. 5 to Dec. 1, 2011 – Rock; Quentin Yoerger and Cynthia Bridge (photos)

7. April 29, 2012 – Milwaukee; Brian Hansen and Cynthia Bridge (photos)

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80. ASH-THROATED FLYCATCHER

3 records (2 fall records; 1 winter record)


1. Oct. 30 to Nov. 2, 2000 – Kewaunee; John Regan (photos)

2. Dec. 10-13, 2004 – Racine; Dennis K. Gustafson (photos)

3. Nov. 7, 2015 – Ozaukee County; Thomas Wood

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81. TROPICAL KINGBIRD and TROPICAL/COUCH’S KINGBIRD

2 records (1 sping record, 1 summer record)


1. June 5, 2011 – Door County, Sandy Peterson (photos) (Tropical/Couch’s)

2. May 19, 2016 – Bayfield County, Nick Anich and Ryan Brady (photos) (Tropical)

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82. CASSIN'S KINGBIRD

2 hypothetical records (1 spring record; 1 summer record)


1. June 17, 1969 – Racine; Louise W. Erickson

2. May 29-30, 1978 – Douglas; Daryl D. Tessen

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83. SCISSOR-TAILED FLYCATCHER



1. Oct. 1, 1895 – Rock; A. Ludwig Kumlien (adult, specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

2. May 12, 1956 – Ozaukee; Elmer L. Basten

3. July 3, 1959 – Manitowoc; Winnifred Mayer

4. Late April, 1964 – Juneau; Theodora Starnes

5. June 8, 1973 – Iowa; Alan J. Rusch

6. April 17, 1974 – Juneau; Robert Peterson

7. June 20-22, 1975 – Shawano; Karl E. Hafemann

8. July 19 to Oct. 20, 1977 – Rock; Margaret Sayre (photo)

9. June 28, 1978 – Door; Charlotte M. Lukes

10. June 5, 1980 – Washburn; Bernard Kinnel

11. Late Aug. to Oct. 24, 1980 – Rock; Gyda Mahlum (two birds)

12. June 7, 1982 – Adams; David A. Ross

13. April 27, 1983 – Racine; David Kosterman

14. May 5, 1985 – Monroe; Eric J. Epstein

15. May 7, 1985 – Jefferson; David Fallow

16. Aug. 17, 1985 – Dane; Greg & Debbie Geller (photo)

17. Oct. 17, 1987 – Ozaukee; Jeffrey L. Baughman (photo)

18. May 7, 1988 – Ozaukee; Kim Wegman

19. May 20-22, 1988 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson

20. Oct. 1, 1989 – Shawano; Ronald Kersten (photo)

21. Oct. 14, 1989 – Bayfield; David J. Hanson

22. April 24, 1990 – Price; Maybelle Hardy

23. Oct. 7, 1992 – Trempealeau; Eileen M. Kirsch

24. May 13-15, 1996 – Shawano; Richard Shepard

25. Sept. 21, 1996 – Dane; Teresa Michelsen & Larry Parnell

26. May 20, 1997 – Door; Roy J. Lukes (adult male, photo)

27. May 18-19, 1998 – Door; Richard Regnery

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28. July 24-25, 1999 – Portage; Julie Wilking

29. May 29, 2000 – Ozaukee; Jan T. Lifjeld

30. June 15-16, 2000 – Washington; Mike Hanrahan (likely same bird as #29)

31. June 12, 2001 – Trempealeau; Lisa A. McCurdy

32. July 2-4, 2001 – Brown; Carol and Tom Sykes

33. April 14, 2002 – Ozaukee; David Dreifus

34. Oct. 12-13, 2002 – Manitowoc; Scott Franke (photos)

35. May 17-28, 2006 – Jackson; Randy M. Hoffman (photos)

36. June 13-15, 2006 – Door; Susan Leeder

37. May 3-4, 2007 – Bayfield; Wally Vietmeier

38. May 28, 2007 – St. Croix; Larry Persico

39. July 4-7, 2008 – Sheboygan; Ron Klunk (photos)

40. April 29 to May 5, 2009 – Milwaukee; Robert Retko (photos)

41. June 2, 2010 – Burnett, Steve Russel (photos)

42. Oct. 30-Nov. 5, 2011 – Kewaunee; Nick Seeger (photos)

43. May 5-8, 2012 –Waupaca; James Schultz, Dan Belter (photos)

44. Oct. 31 to Nov. 1, 2012 – Ozaukee; numerous birders (photos)

45. May 24, 2013 – Ozaukee; John Dixon (photos)

46. June 2, 2013 – Marathon; Keith Merkle (photos)

47. June 4, 2013 – Marinette; Joan Campbell and Marcia Hurst (photos)

48. May 22-23, 2014 – Bayfield; Ryan Brady and Nick Anich (photos)

49. June 23 to July 8, 2014 – Door; Melody Walsh

50. April 17, 2015 – Door; Lydia Doerr (photos)

51. July 2, 2015 – Burnett; Joey Reichhoff (photos)

52. Oct. 14-19, 2015 – Manitowoc; John and Julie Woodcock (photos)

53. Oct. 24 to Nov. 3, 2015 – Milwaukee; Karen McKinley (photos)

54. April 24, 2016 – Portage; Rob Pendergast

55. Sept. 10, 2016 – Ozaukee; William Mueller

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84. FORK-TAILED FLYCATCHER

4 records (2 summer records; 2 fall records)


1. Nov. 13-16, 1978 – Columbia; Frank N. Freese (photos)

2. June 24, 1988 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson & William Penning (photo)

3. Oct. 27-31, 2000 – Dane; John Romano (photos)

4. June 17, 2012 – Kewaunee; Jeff Swagel

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85. GRAY VIREO

1 fall record


1. Oct. 3, 1964 – Sheboygan; Daniel D. Berger & Helmut C. Mueller (immature

female, specimen at U.W.-Madison & photos)

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86. CLARK'S NUTCRACKER



1. Late fall, 1875 – Milwaukee; Mr. Hawley (lost specimen)

2. Nov. 6, 1961 – Vilas; Fred J. Babcock

3. Jan. 1-10, 1964 – Oneida; Cedric Vig

4. Oct. 19, 1964 – Rock; Jonathan W. Wilde

5. Jan. 13, 1973 – Manitowoc; Darwin Tiede

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87. CAVE SWALLOW

6 records (1 winter record; 6 fall records)


1. Nov. 13-14, 2005 –Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski and William P. Mueller

2. Nov. 19-21, 2005 – Milwaukee; Franke (photos)

3. Nov. 9, 2008 – Ozaukee; William J. Cowart

4. Nov 14, 2009 – Douglas; Nick Anich and Paula Spaeth (photos)

5. Oct. 29, 2010 – Milwaukee; Dennis K. Gustafson

6. Nov. 21 through Dec. 3, 2010 – Milwaukee; Steven Lubahn (photos)

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88. BROWN-HEADED NUTHATCH

1 record (1 winter record; 1 fall record)


1. Late Oct. 1971 to Jan. 1972 – Milwaukee; Lorrie Otto (photo)

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89. ROCK WREN

2 records (1 spirng record; 1 fall record)

(American Birdlife – no mention)

1. Oct. 11, 2003 – Bayfield; Richard Ouren

2. April 30-May 2, 2007 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn (photos)

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90. YELLOW-BROWED WARBLER

1 hypothetical fall record


1. Oct. 21, 2006 – Milwauke; James C. Frank

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91. NORTHERN WHEATEAR



1. Oct. 26-28, 1952 – Kenosha; Richard F. Gordon

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92. MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD



1. Oct. 17, 1954 – Washburn; Mr. & Mrs. Carl Peterson

2. Dec. 16-19, 1954 – Douglas; Mary Hayes, Mrs. W.J. Bohn, Mrs. Henry Flemming

(at least 4 birds)

3. March 8, 1955 – Douglas; Mrs. Henry Flemming (2 birds, likely same indivduals as

# 2)

4. Early Jan., 1957 – Door; Henry Anderson (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

5. March 27, 1967 – Washburn; William S. Feeney

6. Dec. 21, 1974 – Door; Roy L. Lukes

7. May 10, 1979 – Wood; Don G. Follen, Sr.

8. Jan. 19, 1980 – Douglas; Arthur C. Clarke

9. April 19, 1983 – Outagamie; Bernard N. Brouchoud & Michael J. Brandel (photo)

10. Dec. 20, 1987 to Jan. 1, 1988 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski (photo)

11. May 20, 1989 – Waukesha; Daryl D. Tessen (adult male)

12. Dec. 31, 1989 to Feb. 14, 1990 – Ozaukee; Jerry Meid (adult male, photos)

13. Oct. 29, 1994 – Ozaukee; Robert D. Hughes

14. April 4, 1996 – Outagamie; Michael J. Brandel (male)

15. April 29, 1997 – Outagamie; Robert Zimmer (male)

16. Oct. 23-24, 1998 – Door; Barbara R. Stover (male, photo)

17. Nov. 14, 1998 – Outagamie; Daryl D. Tessen (female)

18. May 6, 1999 – Ashland; Jeff Van Hooser

19. May 16, 2002 – Polk; Jeff Virant (male)

20. May 23, 2002 – Manitowoc; Charles Geiger (male)

21. Jan. 21-22, 2012 – Winnebago; Cynthia Palm (photos)

22. April 13, 2013 – Trempealeau; Dan Jackson and Scott Puchalski (photos)

23. April 20-26, 2014 – Burnett; Derek Johnson (photo)

24. April 11, 2015 – Pierce; Perry and Margie Daniels (photos)

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93. CURVE-BILLED THRASHER

2 records (1 winter record; 2 fall records)


1. early Oct., 1971 to Nov. 15, 1975 – Buffalo; Merton & Lorena Maier (photos)

2. Nov. 24, 1986 to Feb. 10, 1987 – Clark; Gary Hendrickson (photos)

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94. SAGE THRASHER

4 records (1 winter record; 2 spring records; 1 summer record)


1. May 10, 1972 – Waukesha; John E. Bielefeldt

2. Dec. 15, 1979 to early Feb., 1980 – Dane; John W. Fitzpatrick (photo)

3. May 14, 1988 – Door; Kevin Glueckert

4. June 1, 2011 – Washburn; David Bratley (photos)

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95. SPRAGUE'S PIPIT

3 hypothetical records (2 spring records; 1 fall record)


1. April 6, 1930 – Dane; A. William Schorger

2. March 30, 1967 – Racine; Louise W. Erickson

3. Sept. 29, 1974 – Racine; Louise W. Erickson

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96. PHAINOPEPLA

1 fall record


1. Oct. 31 to Nov. 30, 1993 – Milwaukee; Marvin Calwart (photos)

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97. CHESTNUT-COLLARED LONGSPUR

4 records (3 spring records; 1 summer record)


1. March 20, 1976 – Polk; Keith H. Dueholm (3 to 6 birds)

2. May 27, 1976 – Ahland; James T. Harris

3. June 6, 1978 – Sheboygan; Noel J. Cutright (photos)

4. April 26, 2014 – Burnett; Joseph Bennett (photos)

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98. SMITH'S LONGSPUR



1. March 19, 1869 – Jefferson; A. Ludwig Kumlien

2. Nov. 19, 1912 – Waupaca; Francis S. Dayton

3. April 27-28, 1921 – Sauk; Herbert L. Stoddard (3 specimens from flock of 20-30 at

Mil. Pub. Museum)

4. April 17, 1922 – Sauk; Warner Taylor

5. April 12, 1938 – Waukesha; Howard A. Clapp

6. April 5, 1940 – Iowa; Gilbert O. Raasch

7. Nov. 26, 1964 – Racine; J. Allan Simpson

8. Sept. 29, 1978 – Columbia; Randy M. Hoffman

9. April 12, 1984 – Columbia; Randy M. Hoffman (3 birds)

10. Oct. 14, 1995 – Milwaukee; Robert D. Hughes & John O'Brien

11. Oct. 4, 2000 – Iron; Janet Avis Hewitt

12. March 16, 2002 – Outagamie; Daryl D. Tessen

13. May 13, 2005 – Ashland; Ryan Brady (photos)

14. Sept. 27, 2005 – Florence; Kay Kavanagh

15. Nov. 14, 2007 – Racine; Dennis K. Gustafson

16. April 30, 2010 – Dane; Chris West (photos)

17. April 21-27, 2014 – Dane; Steve Thiessen

18. April 24, 2016 – Dane; Ryan Sallmann and Steve Thiessen (photos)

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99. SWAINSON'S WARBLER

2 spring records


1. May 9, 1976 – Dane; Lester Barnes (specimen at U.W.-Madison & photos of

specimen)

2. May 22, 2002 – Brown; Ty Baumann

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100. VIRGINIA’S WARBLER

One hypothetical spring record


1. May 10, 2008 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn

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101. MACGILLIVRAY’S WARBLER

1 spring record


1. May 10, 2000 – Waukesha; Gene Albanese (trapped, banded, photos)

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102. KIRTLAND'S WARBLER

30 records (13 spring records; 18 summer records; 1 fall record)


(Stopped keeping records after 2007)

1. May 20, 1853 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy

2. May 24, 1893 – Jefferson; Kumlien & Hollister

3. May 19, 1917 – Dane; Warner Taylor

4. May 18, 1941 – Outagamie; Nell M. Rogers

5. May 23, 1942 – Kenosha; John L. Diedrich

6. May 23, 1946 – Oneida; Lois Almon

7. May 20, 1956 – Door; Clara H. Hussong

8. May 25-26, 1967 – Brown; Brother Columban

9. May 21, 1971 – Waushara; Delbert E. Greenman

10. June 9, 1978 – Juneau; DNR personnel

11. June 10 to July 24, 1978 – Jackson; Nancy G. Tilghman & Randy Rogers (two

males, photo)

12. June 15 to July 7, 1979 – Jackson; Eugene Kohlmeyer

13. June 14, 1980 – Jackson; Daryl D. Tessen

14. June 9-18, 1988 – Jackson; Janine L. Polk (4 males)

15. June 20, 1988 – Douglas; Robbye J. Johnson

16. June, 1988 – Washburn;

17. May 21-22, 1989 – Douglas; Larry Semo

18. June 10, 1990 – Jackson; Frederick Z. Lesher (photo)

19. May 30 thru most of June, 1991 – Jackson; Wes Jones

20. June, 1992 – Washburn; Terry O'Halloran

21. June 4, 1995 – Jackson; Janine L. Polk (photo)

22. June 30 to July 7, 1996 – Vilas; Robert G. Spahn (photos)

23. June 19 to July 12, 1997 – Vilas; William J. Reardon

24. June, 1997 – Marinette; Joel Trick (photo)

25. May 27 to June 15, 1998 – Vilas; William J. Reardon

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26. Oct. 8, 2002 – Waukesha; Vernon D. Aune

27. May 31, 2003 – Vilas; James E. Baughman

28. June 17-23, 2005 – Jackson; Janine L. Polk (multiple individuals)

29. June 6 to July 29, 2006 – Jackson; Tom Prestby

30. June 9, 2006 – Marinette; Kay Kavanagh

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103. BLACK-THROATED GRAY WARBLER

7 records (1 winter record; 4 spring records; 2 fall records)


1. Dec. 5, 1968 – Dane; Charles N. Lloyd (female, specimen at U.W.-Madison)

2. Sept. 10, 1989 – Dodge; Carlo A. Balistrieri (adult male)

3. May 4, 2005 – Jefferson; David L. Larsen (photo)

4. Aug. 31, 2005 – Door; Barbara R. Stover

5. May 1, 2011 – Dane; Jesse Peterson and Eric Wood (photos)

6. May 21, 2011 – Dane; Vickie Mulkerin

7. May 22, 2011 – Waukesha; Mark Korducki

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104. TOWNSEND'S WARBLER



1. Dec. 5-12, 1993 – Milwaukee; Melvina Ralston (male, photo)

2. Oct. 29 to Nov. 8, 2006 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski (male, photos)

3. Dec. 22, 2007 – Rock; Richard Wanie (photo)

4. Sept. 27, 2010 – Manitowoc; John Fuka (photo)

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105. HERMIT WARBLER

1 spring record


1. April 27, 1982 – Outagamie; Dan and Paula Minkebige (photos)

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106. PAINTED REDSTART

2 records (1-spring record; 1-fall record)


1. April 22, 1965 – Dane; Robert J. Sutherland

2. Nov. 1, 2016 – Marathon; Mary Backus and Richard Schultz (adult male, photos)

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107. GREEN-TAILED TOWHEE



1. Dec. 14-29, 1952 – Winnebago; Lynn Cooper (specimen at Mil. Pub. Museum)

2. Dec. 23, 1956 – Dane; Robert A. McCabe (specimen at U.W.-Madison)

3. May 10, 1964 – Pierce; Robert Garber (photo)

4. Feb. 25, 1968 – Waukesha; Dwight Stoner (trapped)

5. Feb. 7 to April 4, 1969 – Racine; Richard Garber (photos)(correction of Birdlife)

6. Early Nov., 1979 to April 15, 1980 – Iron; Harvey Beach (photos)

7. May 16, 1991 – Milwaukee; William J. Cowart

8. Oct. 10-22, 1992 – Bayfield; Richard L. Verch

9. May 12, 1995 – Winnebago; Tim Berkopec & Shawn Reed

10. Oct. 9-10, 1999 – Milwaukee; David & Mariette Nowak (photos)

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108. SPOTTED TOWHEE


(Wisonsin Birdlife – no mention) As the Spotted and Eastern towhees were split

from the former Rufous-sided Towhee only in 1995, there are likely earlier sightings of

the Spotted that are unrecorded.

1. Dec. 16, 1990 to Feb., 1991 – Dane; Samuel D. Robbins

2. winter, 1992-93 – Dane; Samuel D. Robbins

3. Oct. 7, 1993 – Dane; Ron Lockwood (male)

4. Oct. 20, 1993 to Feb. 12, 1994 – Dane; Samuel D. Robbins (same bird as # 3?)

5. Late Oct. 1995 to April 8, 1996 – Shawano; Ron & Lynn Ackley (photo)

6. March 31 to May 9, 1996 – Milwaukee; Fran Huxley

7. Nov. 2 to Nov. 6, 1999 – Dane; Philip Ashman

8. Oct. 16, 2001 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn

9. Dec. 15-16, 2001 – Dane; Glenna and Paul Schwalbe

10. Oct. 20-22, 2002 – Dane; Ellen Hansen

11. Nov. 21, 2003 to April 19, 2004 – Waukesha; Dennis K. Gustafson (photos)

12. Feb. 10, 2004 – Waukesha; Vernon D. Aune (dif. indiv. from #11)

13. Nov. 8 , 2004 to Feb. 28, 2005 – Wauskesha; Dennis K. Gustafson

14. Jan. 3 to April 22, 2005 – Winnebago; Dave Kuecherer (photos)

15. Jan. 12 to April 14, 2005 – Iowa; John Romano

16. Nov. 8, 2007 – Vilas; Guy David (photos)

17. Nov. 27, 2008 – Eau Claire, Charles A. Kemper (photo)

18. Oct. 3-13, 2011 – Grant; Richard Ouren (photos)

19. Dec. 1, 2011 to Feb. 29, 2012 –Marathon; Gary and Ruth Koch (feeder bird –photos)

20. Dec. 17, 2011 to Feb. 29, 2012 – Dane; Bruce Edmondson (photos)

21. Jan. 18 to March 11, 2013 – Chippewa; Allan Blinkman (photos)

22. May 3-4, 2013 – Brown; Stephanie Beilke (photos)

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109. RUFOUS-CROWNED SPARROW

1 fall record


1. Nov. 25-26, 2000 – Waukesha; Maureen Gross (photos and video)

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110. BLACK-THROATED SPARROW



1. Dec. 23, 1959 to April 22, 1960 – Dane; Earl Fetterer (photos)

2. mid-Feb. to early May, 1976 – Waukesha; Gordon Krenn

3. Oct. 30 to Nov. 10, 1979 – Milwaukee; Gary S. Casper (photo)

4. Nov. 21, 1982 to Feb, 5, 1983 – Outagamie; Mary Jurack (photos)

5. Nov. 30, 1982 to Jan. 3, 1983 – Price; William Gralow (photos)

6. Nov. 15-18, 1992 – Winnebago; Gordon L. Foust

7. Jan. 6 to March 25, 2001 – Dane; Jan Feucht

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111. LARK BUNTING



1. May 16, 1922 – Milwaukee; Gilbert O. Raasch

2. May 4, 1932 – Douglas; T. J. McCarthy

3. May 4, 1933 – Douglas; T. J. McCarthy

4. April 25, 1941 – Brown; O. Langosch

5. June 24, 1953 – La Crosse; Olive L. Compton (2 birds)

6. May 11, 1961 – Douglas; Bernard F. Klugow

7. Dec. 17, 1963 to May 20, 1964 – Rock; Janet Rumpf (photo & banded)

8. July 15, 1965 – Wood; Don G. Follen, Sr.

9. June 13, 1966 – Ashland; Charles H. Snyder

10. May 13-15, 1967 – Milwaukee; Raymond G. Treder

11. May 20, 1971 – Ozaukee; Thomas Bintz

12. May 30, 1972 – Milwaukee; Mary L. Hallett

13. Sept. 5, 1975 – Milwaukee; Eric J. Epstein

14. Sept. 29, 1978 – Columbia; Randy M. Hoffman

15. April 12, 1979 – Dane; Cynthia F. Barnett (4 males)

16. May 3, 1979 – Dodge; Mary F. Donald

17. May 20, 1980 – Manitowoc; James F. Steffen

18. May 16, 1981 – Iron; Ursula Schramm

19. April 4, 1982 – Dane; Randy M. Hoffman

20. May 4, 1982 – St. Croix; James O. Evrard

21. May 12-23, 1982 – Ashland; Richard L. Verch

22. May 26, 1984 – Ashland/Bayfield; Thomas R. Schultz (photos)

23. April 18, 1987 – Fond du Lac; Kenneth Pruski

24. May 28, 1987 – Ashland; Richard L. Verch

25. June 26, 1991 – Marathon; Bill Breihan


27. Sept. 29 to Oct. 5, 2002 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn (photos)

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28. Aug. 25-28, 2003 – Racine; Dennis K. Gustafson

29. May 28, 2005 – Bayfield; Ryan Brady (photo)

30. June 1, 2010 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn (photos)

31. Sept. 2-3, 2010 – Taylor; Daryl Christensen and Jon Zellner (photos)

32. Sept. 28, 2013 – Marathon; Dan Belter and Sarah Sabatke

33. June 14, 2014 – Vilas; John Bates

34. May 16, 2016 – Burnett; Kathy Java

127

112. BAIRD'S SPARROW



1. May 26, 1949 – Ozaukee; Ivy N. Balsom

2. May 12, 1957 – Burnett; Norman R. Stone

3. May 2, 1975 – Burnett; Stephen V. Goddard

4. May 17, 1975 – Door; Edward B. Prins

5. April 29, 1979 – Waushara; Randy M. Hoffman

6. May 25, 1980 – Burnett; Carl Schroeder

7. June 16-26, 1982 – Manitowoc; Bernard N. Bouchoud (photo & banded)

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113. GOLDEN-CROWNED SPARROW

10 records (2 winter records; 7 spring records; 2 summer records; 3 fall records)


1. fall, 1853 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy (specimen at the Racine Co. Hist. Museum – but it

is not known which of the 4 birds from the 1850’s the individual is)

2. fall, 1854 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy

3. spring, 1856 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy

4. April, 1858 – Racine; Philo R. Hoy (male)

5. May 5 to June 5, 1963 – Ashland; Janet L. Koslowski

6. May 15 to June 2, 1964 – Ashland; Janet L. Koslowski (likely same indiv. as #5)

7. May 10 to May 17, 1965 – Ashland; Janet L. Koslowski (likely the ind. of #5-6)

8. Nov. 26, 1992 to April 18, 1993 – Sheboygan; Roger C. Reif (photos)

9. Dec. 20-30, 2010 – Dane; Mike McDowell (photos)

10. April 23, 2012 – Grant; Beth Fortner (photos and specimen)

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114. WESTERN TANAGER



1. Summer, 1877 – Jefferson; Thure L. Kumlien (Wisconsin's only breeding record &

the only breeding record east of the Black Hill of the Dakotas)(specimens

–two adults, nest and eggs – at U.W.-Madison)

3. June, 1878 – Jefferson; Thure L. Kumlien (male)

4. July, 1891 – Jefferson; A. Ludwig Kumlien (male)

5. May 8-12, 1955 – Dane; Roy H. Lound

6. May 6, 1959 – Kenosha; Walter Forbes

7. July 29, 1961 – Washburn; Roy Ivens

8. May 4, 1966 – Sauk; Kenneth I. Lange

9. Aug. 8, 1969 – Grant; Clifford J. Dennis

10. May 14, 1978 – La Crosse; Jerome R. Rosso

11. May 12, 1979 – Vernon; William E. Wheeler

12. May 8-19, 1980 – Ozaukee; Lewis A. Smith

13. May 10, 1982 – Eau Claire; Janine L. Polk

14. May 7-8, 1983 – Sauk; Robert McGann & Robert H. Miller

15. May 18, 1983 – Milwaukee; Winnie Woodmansee

16. May 6, 1984 – Outagamie; Paula R. Wydeven

17. May 9, 1984 – Bayfield; Richard L. Verch

18. Aug. 1, 1984 – Juneau; Roy F. Boehmer (female)

19. May 19, 1985 – Eau Claire; Janine L. Polk

20. May 1-3, 1986 – St. Croix; Mary K. Ward

21. June 2, 1986 – Milwaukee; William J. Cowart

22. April 28, 1991 – Marathon; Paul Risch (adult male)

23. May 4, 1991 – Buffalo; Randy M. Hoffman (adult male)

24. May 16, 1992 – Fond du Lac; H. Riedner & D. Whitney

25. Jan. 29 to April 30, 1993 – Milwaukee; Vera B. Karon (male, photos)

26. April 28 to May 1, 1993 – Dane; Samuel D. Robbins (adult male)

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27. Aug. 18, 1993 – Price; Maybelle Hardy (female)

28. April 27, 1994 – Waukesha; Frank Hemauer (male, photo)

29. May 2-6, 1994 – Sauk; Kenneth I. Lange (male)

30. April 28, 1995 – Langlade; Linda Hendrickson (male)

31. May 7, 1995 – Vilas; Robert Green (male, photo)

32. May 17, 1995 – Door; Dorthea B. Carson (male)

33. Early May, 1996 – Clark; Hartland & Bettie Kuhl

34. May 11, 1996 – Waukesha; Vernon D. Aune (male)

35. May 12, 1996 – Winnebago; William J. Rolf (male, photo)

36. May 13-17, 1996 – Washington; Shaun Putz (male)

37. May 14, 1996 – Racine; Gerald A. DeBoer (male)

38. May 14-16, 1996 – Oneida; Hamilton

39. May 6-7, 1997 – Eau Claire; Janine L. Polk (male)

40. May 13, 1997 – Crawford; Dennis Kirschbaum (photo)

41. May 14-18, 1997 – Pierce; Nathan Carlsen (male)

42. May 25, 1997 – Bayfield; Peggy Denker (male, photos)

43. June 10-11, 1997 – Washington; Mark J. Korducki (male, photos & specimen)

44. Oct. 3, 1997 – Dane; Chuck Heikkinen (male)

45. Sept. 22, 1998 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn (male)

46. Sept. 6, 1999 – Outagamie; Daryl D. Tessen

47. April 27 to May 1, 2000 – Trempealeau; Mary Anne Bixby

48. Sept. 10, 2001 – Brown; Daryl D. Tessen

49. May 4, 2002 – Price; Andrea LeClair (photo)

50. May 7, 2003 – Dane; Paula Westaway (male, photo)

51. May 12-14, 2003 – Winnebago; Marie A. Rohrer (male, photo)

52. Sept. 12, 2004 – Dane; Kay L. Kavanagh

53. Oct. 2, 2004 – Dane; Marty Evanson

54. May 13-18, 2005 – Ozaukee; Marilyn Bontly

55. May 14, 2005 – Winnebago; John Hoepfner

56. May 17, 2005 – Waukesha; Ellen Gennrich

57. May 16, 2006 – Milwaukee; Jym Mooney

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58. April 26 to May 2, 2007 – Clark; Dave Farris

59. May 14, 2007 – Portage; Joe Schaufenbuel

60. April 27, 2009 – Juneau; Ida and Ty Baumann

61. May 8, 2009 – Milwaukee; Stephen Lubahn

62. Aug. 8, 2009 – Burnett; William P. Mueller

63. May 5, 2011 – Taylor; Lori Hanson (photos)

64. May 6, 2011 – Douglas; Anna Merrit (photos)

65. May 14-15, 2011 – Bayfield; N. Anich, R. Brady, T. Oksiuta (photos)

66. Nov. 1-6, 2011 – Lincoln; Dan Belter

67. Early May, 2013 – Ashland; J. Martin and Kieth Sowl

68. May 3, 2013 – La Crosse; M. Stanke and Dan Jackson

69. May 6, 2013 – Polk; Michael Marek

70. May 7, 2013 – Ozaukee; Joan Sommer (photos)

71. May 12, 2013 – Jefferson; Cynthia Bridge

72. Oct. 1, 2013 – Manitowoc; Bob Domagalski

73. May 6, 2014 – Ozaukee; Dan Panetti (photos)

74. May 6-10, 2014 – Dunn; Carl Rudenborg (photos)

75. May 10, 2014 – Chippewa; Katherine Mehls (photos)

76. May 11, 2014 – Iron; Kathy Funk (photos)

77. May 13-16, 2014 – Marathon; Dan Belter (photos)

78. May 23, 2014 – Walworth; Kerri Warzyn

79. Nov. 21, 2014 – Dane; Kenda Tutsch (photos)

80. April 24, 2015 – Ozaukee; Robert Demge (photos)

81. May 17, 2015 – Waukesha; Pepi Stern (photos)

82. June 13-14, 2015 – Brown; David and Margaret Brasser and Daryl D. Tessen

83. April 22, 2016 – Winnebago; Carole Dorsch

84. May 4, 2016 – Dane; Jan Axelson, Mary Hampton, Brad Smith

85. Aug. 27, 2016 – Dane: Danial Doeppers

132

115. PYRRHULOXIA

1 fall record


1. Oct. 22, 2005 – Milwaukee, Bob Matyas (photos)

133

116. BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK



1. July 8, 1969 – Crawford; Ronald Morrein (photo)

2. Nov. 11, 1969 to Feb. 25, 1970 – Dane; Doris G. Baker (immature male, photo)

3. Aug. 8, 1971 – Dane; Martha Lound (adult male)

4. Oct. 5, 1971 – Racine; Dorothy Joslyn (adult male)

5. Nov. 10-11, 1971 – Outagamie; Marilyn Bowker (“young” male)

6. March 23 to April 25, 1974 – Rock; Martin Stabb ( “young” male, photo)

7. April 25-26, 1974 – Ozaukee; Harold G. Liebherr (adult male, photo)

8. March 3 to April 13, 1975 – Iowa; Charles N. Lloyd (adult male, photo)

9. May 14, 1978 – Ozaukee; Roger H. Sundell (female, photo)

10. May 24, 1979 – Pierce; Craig A. Faanes (adult male)

11. Dec. 29, 1979 to Jan. 3, 1980 – Oneida; Robert Thompson (female)

12. May 29, 1983 – Douglas; Fred Hennessy (male)

13. Dec. 25, 1985 to March 30, 1986 – Waukesha; Loretta Hernday (male, photos)

14. Jan. 22, 1986 – Polk; Richard W. Diers (male)

15. Sept. 23, 1987 – Waukesha; Vernon D. Aune (immature male)

16. May 17, 1997 – Juneau; Randy M. Hoffman (female)

17. Dec. 13-28, 2002 – Sheboygan; Charlie Pountain (immature male)

18. May 31, 2008 – Bayfield; Tim Oksiuta (photos – adult male)

19. Sept. 23, 2012 – Racine; Sharon Kennedy (photos)

20. Oct. 30 to Nov. 3, 2013 – Outagamie; Daryl Tessen

134

117. BLUE GROSBEAK



1. June, 1860 – J efferson; Thure L. Kumlien (2 lost specimens)

2. May 23, 1950 – Walworth; Helen Morgan (male)

3. May 23, 1956 – Milwaukee; L.P.C. Smith (about 40 birds, both male & female)

4. May 14, 1957 – Dane; John J. Brenner (1 male & 1 female)

5. May 14, 1961 – Racine; Robert J. Barndt (1 male & 1 female)

6. May 10, 1970 – Washington; Ann Maurin (male)

7. Aug. 16-23, 1970 – Richland; Janice Jensen (only state nesting record, male &

female with two young in nest)

8. June 11-13, 1978 – Dane; Randy M. Hoffman (2 males)

9. May 9, 1979 – Dane; Randy M. Hoffman (male)

10. May 10, 1982 – Eau Claire; Mrs. J. G. Larson (2 males)

11. May 4-9, 1983 – Milwaukee; Winnie Woodmansee (female)

12. May 8, 1983 – Milwaukee; John H. Idzikowski (male)

13. May 21, 1983 – Dane; Randy M. Hoffman (male)

14. May 15, 1985 – Sauk; William K. Volkert (male)

15. June 1, 1989 – Sheboygan; Roland J. Kuhn (male)

16. May 10-11, 1993 – Portage; David Borchardt (1 male & 1 female)

17. May 17, 1994 – Door; Carl Scholz (male)

18. June 22, 1995 – Adams; Christopher L. Wood (adult male)

19. April 28, 1997 – Door; Charlotte Yeomans (male, photo)

20. Aug. 5-22, 1999 – La Crosse; Artis J. Aesen (male)

21. May 12-13, 2000 – La Crosse; Artis J. Aesen (male)

22. May 13, 2001 – Burnett; Chuck Heikkinen (male, photo)

23. May 21, 2002 – Ozaukeee; Seth Cutright

24. July 10, 2002 – Waupaca; Janet Avis Hewitt

25. May 11-12, 2004 – Racine; Sean Fitzgerald

26. May 20-28, 2005 – Rock; Andy Paulios

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27. July 2-12, 2007 – Monroe; Beth Summers and Eric Wood

28. July 14, 2007 – Sauk; Aaron Holschbach

29. May 15-19, 2008 – Rock; Chris West (photos)

30. June 5-11, 2009 – Sauk; Aaron Holschbach

31. May 3-6, 2010 – Door; Patrick McKee

32. May 15, 2010 – Racine; Max Witynski

33. May 2, 2011 – Milwaukee; Tim Hahn and Carol Howard

34. May 18, 2011 – Outagamie; Daryl D. Tessen

35. May 8, 2012 – Milwaukee; Brian Russart

36. May 23, 2013 – Sauk; Daryl Tessen

37. June 2-16, 2013 – Sauk; many birders (photos)

38. June 26, 2013 – Iowa; Greg Hottman

39. July 6, 2013 – Monroe; Lindsey Boland (photos)

40. June 10, 2014 – Iowa; Darrell Schiffman

41. June 3 to Aug. 26, 2014 – Sauk; last by Kyle Lindemer

42. Oct. 5, 2014 – Sheboygan; Tom Meyer

43. May 22 to July 6, 2016 – Sauk; Jeb Barzen

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118. LAZULI BUNTING



1. May 6-8, 1950 – Rock; Mattie Anderson (adult male)

2. May 19-21, 1967 – Douglas; Mark Baillie (addition to Birdlife date)(male)

3. June 3, 1980 – Marathon; Harry M. Tiebout (adult male)

4. May 6-16, 1984 – Washburn; Kay Ogren (photo)

5. May 19, 2013 – Buffalo; Marcie O’Connor (photos)

6. May 18, 2014 – Brown; Don and Katrina DeWitt (photos)

7. May 18, 2014 – Grant; Kevin Sweeny (photos)

8. May 22. 2014 – Price; Terry Teeters (photos)

9. May 15, 2015 – Milwaukee; Mark J. Korducki

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119. PAINTED BUNTING

21 records (19 spring records; 1 summer record; 1 fall record)


1. April 23, 1942 – Milwaukee; Mrs. Thomas E. Bell (male)

2. Late April, 1972 – Manitowoc; Larry Ketchbaw (male, lost specimen)

3. May 16, 1972 – Kenosha; Louise W. Erickson & Edward B. Prins (male, photo)

4. May 12-16, 1983 – Douglas; Laura A. Erickson (male)

5. Nov. 27, 1983 – Door; Roy & Charlotte Lukes (female or immature, photo)

6. May 11-12, 1984 – Racine; Edward B. Prins (addition to Birdlife) (male, photo)

7. May 12, 1984 – Racine; Edward B. Prins (male, dif. loc. and indiv. from #6)

8. May 10, 1985 – Door; Evelyn McNamara (male, photo)

9. May 19-20, 2002 – Iron; Jim and Nancy Skowlund (male, video)

10. May 13, 2003 – Sheboygan; Janet Hiebing (male, photo)

11. May 4-19, 2004 – Calumet; Jodar Funk (male, photo)

12. May 12, 2004 – Door; Carol Ann and Roy Osinski (male, photo)

13. May 5-7, 2005 – Calumet; Lynn Ott (photo)

14. May 10, 2007 – Milwaukee; Thomas C. Wood

15. May 12, 2008 – Grant; Randy M. Hoffman

16. April 27, 2009 – Door; Roy and Charlotte Lukes (photos)

17. May 1, 2009 – Sheboygan; Tom Prestby (photos)

18. May 23-24, 2010 – Vilas; David Franzen

19. May 2, 2011 – Dane; Steve Schmikla (photos)

20. May 11, 2014 – Door; unnamed (photos)

21. June 14, 2014 – Green Lake; Don Timm

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120. GREAT-TAILED GRACKLE

3 records (1 winter record; 3 spring records)


1. Jan. 30 to April 19, 2007 –Dodge; Larry Michael (photos)

2. May 3, 2007 – Grant; John Romano

3. April 13-14, 2011 – Calumet; Andrew Reimer and Daryl D. Tessen (photos)

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121. HOODED ORIOLE

1 winter record


1. Dec. 15-19, 2004 – La Crosse; Tim Collins and Fred Lesher (photos)

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122. STREAK-BACKED ORIOLE

1 winter record


1. Early Jan. to Jan. 15, 1998 – Iron; Mike Stevens (specimen & photos)

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123. BULLOCK'S ORIOLE

6 records (1 winter record; 4 spring records; 1 fall record)


1. Nov. 7-11, 1952 – Milwaukee; Mary F. Donald (male, specimen at Mil. Pub.

Museum)

2. Dec. 19-20, 1992 – Milwaukee; D. Gustafson, R. Sundell & D. Tessen (male)

3. May 3, 2006 – Milwaukee; Steve Lubahn

4. May 25-27, 2008 – Walworth; Mark and Sandy Miesberger (photos)

5. May 7-16, 2011 – Sheboygan; Dennis Lubach and Bob Triebensee (photos)

6. May 21, 2014 – Eau Claire; Hope Rutledge (photos)

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124. SCOTT'S ORIOLE

1 record (1 winter record; 1 fall record)


1. Late Nov., 1995 to Feb. 3, 1996 – Adams; Ross & Angie Newberg (male, photos)

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125. BRAMBLING

3 records (2 winter records; 1 fall record)


1. Jan. 17-25, 1994 – Winnebago; Kenneth V. Krake (adult male, photos)

2. Nov. 1-2, 2001 – Milwaukee; Pat and Carl Brust (adult male, photos)

3. Jan. 26, 2015 – Bayfield; Janice Beebe (photos)

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126. GRAY-CROWNED ROSY-FINCH

5 records (4 winter records; 2 spring records)


1. Feb. 19 to March 18, 1981 – Dunn; John M. Russell (photos)

2. Dec. 14, 2008-Jan. 17, 2009 – Grant; Erin and Jeff Huebschman (photos)

3. March 12-15, 2015 – Ashland; Ryan Brady (photos)

4. Dec. 9, 2015 – Polk; Allen Hanson (photos)

5. Jan. 19-27, 2016 – Clark; Dan Belter, Myles Hurburt, Daryl Tessen (photos)

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127. LESSER GOLDFINCH



1. Nov. 11-13, 1984 – Douglas; Jane Stephan

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128. EURASIAN TREE SPARROW

18 records (4 winter records; 13 spring records; plus 1 record of bird that remained at a

feeder for 4 years)


1. March 29, 1966 – Waukesha; Donald A. Beimborn (male, photo)

2. Jan. 5, 1988 to Jan. 29, 1992 – Pierce; David R. Lindsley (male)

3. "before Christmas" 1993 to Feb. 13, 1994 – Rock; Glen & Iola Thompson (male)

4. March 30, 1996 – Door; Charlotte Yeomans

5. May 23, 2005 – Oconto; Jerry and Karen Smith (photo)

6. April 25, 2010 – Juneau; Anna Buckardt (photos)

7. April 21-23, 2011 – Columbia; Jack Bartholmai and Sharon Woelfel (photos)

8. April 14, 2013 – Door; Paul Regnier

9. May 8-11, 2013 – Racine; Jack Coulter

10. May 22, 2013 – Iron; John Bates

11. May 9, 2014 – Milwaukee; Mark Korducki

12. May 25, 2014 – Vilas; Andy Paulios

13. March 26-27, 2015 – Marathon; Dan Belter (photos)

14. April 12, 2015 – Bayfield; Ryan Brady (photos)

15. Dec. 9, 2015 – Dane; Robert DeMars (photos)

16. Jan. 1, 2016 – Milwaukee; Thomas Wood

17. Jan. 22, 2016 – Walworth; Roberta Cox (photos)

18. May 6. 2016 – Bayfield; Ryan Brady (photos)

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