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2 Feb Re: February Rufous in Pennsylvania [Allen Chartier ]
2 Feb Re: February Rufous in Pennsylvania [Cathie Hutcheson ]
2 Feb Re: February Rufous in Pennsylvania [Allen Chartier ]
2 Feb February Rufous in Pennsylvania [Robert Protz ]
22 Jan Baton Rouge Winter hummingbird tour - 8 species! [Jane Patterson ]
22 Jan Re: One MO RUHU still around. . . [Robert Protz ]
22 Jan Re: One Missouri Rufous still hanging around [Donna Haynes ]
22 Jan Hilton Pond 01/08/12 (Winter Ruby-throats & Global Warming) ["Bill Hilton Jr." ]
22 Jan One Missouri Rufous still hanging around [Lanny Chambers ]
21 Jan ID discussion - brief comment [Anthony Hill ]
20 Jan Last reminder: Winter hummingbird presentation (1/20) and Tour (1/21) [Jane Patterson ]
20 Jan Re: new field i.d. hums [Bob Sargent ]
20 Jan Re: new field i.d. hums [Bob Sargent ]
20 Jan Re: new field i.d. hums [Bob Sargent ]
20 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... ["Nancy L. Newfield" ]
20 Jan Re: new field i.d. hums [Allen Chartier ]
20 Jan Re: new field i.d. hums [Lanny Chambers ]
20 Jan Re: new field i.d. hums [Erik Johnson ]
20 Jan Re: new field i.d. hums [Bob Sargent ]
20 Jan Re: new field i.d. hums [miriam ]
19 Jan Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! ["James W. Beck" ]
19 Jan Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! [Lanny Chambers ]
19 Jan Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! ["Nancy L. Newfield" ]
19 Jan Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! [s76lewis ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... [Bob Sargent ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... ["James W. Beck" ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... [Marjorie Hastings ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... [Erik Johnson ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... ["James W. Beck" ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... [Jane Murtishaw Lindsey ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... [Bob Sargent ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! [Cathie Hutcheson ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... ["T.J. Zenzal" ]
19 Jan Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! ["James W. Beck" ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie... [Bob Sargent ]
19 Jan Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! ["Bill Hilton Jr." ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! ["James W. Beck" ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! [s76lewis ]
19 Jan Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! ["James W. Beck" ]
19 Jan Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising ! ["Bill Hilton Jr." ]
14 Jan Louisiana Western Winter Hummingbird Report #18 [Erik Johnson ]
13 Jan Oops! [Lauren ]
13 Jan Re: Winter hummingbirds featured! [Lauren ]
13 Jan Re: Winter hummingbirds featured! [Jim Cummings ]
12 Jan Winter hummingbirds featured! [Jane Patterson ]
12 Jan Hilton Pond 01/01/12 (Rufous Hummer, Crossed Bills, Bird Sculptor) ["Bill Hilton Jr." ]
8 Jan LA Western Winter Hummingbird Report #17 [Erik Johnson ]
8 Jan Hummer Activity! ["Nancy L. Newfield" ]
5 Jan Re: OH-FL-OH TriplePlay Recap [Robert Protz ]
5 Jan Re: [humband] H61079 recap [Allen Chartier ]
4 Jan Re: [humband] H61079 recap [Bob Sargent ]
4 Jan H61079 recap [Allen Chartier ]
31 Dec LA Western Winter Hummingbird Report #16 [Erik Johnson ]
28 Dec Winter Hummingbird Tour and program 1/20 & 21 [Jane Patterson ]
28 Dec RUFOUS [Sunday Mitchell ]
26 Dec Broad-billed in The Woodlands, TX [Nancy Stamilio ]
25 Dec LA Weekly Western Winter Hummingbird Report #15 [Erik Johnson ]
24 Dec Happy Hummingbird Holidays [Allen Chartier ]
16 Dec Hummer Fun in New Orleans ["Nancy L. Newfield" ]
16 Dec Rufous with blue fascinator [Cindy Macolini ]
13 Dec Lafayette Buff-belly ["James W. Beck" ]
13 Dec Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals [Beth Maniscalco ]
12 Dec Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals ["Nancy L. Newfield" ]
12 Dec Re: Bathing Hummer ["Nancy L. Newfield" ]
11 Dec Hilton Pond 11/12/11 (Chayote Hummingbirds) ["Bill Hilton Jr." ]
11 Dec LA Weekly Western Winter Hummingbird Report #14 [Erik Johnson ]
11 Dec Re: Bathing Hummer [Susan Orwig ]
11 Dec Bathing Hummer ["Nancy L. Newfield" ]
10 Dec Rufous #7 in the bag... [Allen Chartier ]
8 Dec Re: Yard Report ["Nancy L. Newfield" ]
8 Dec Yard Report [Scott Knaus ]
7 Dec Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals [Jana Whittle ]
7 Dec Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals [Bob Sargent ]
7 Dec Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals ["Nancy L. Newfield" ]
7 Dec Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals [Bob Sargent ]
7 Dec Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals [Beth Maniscalco ]

Subject: Re: February Rufous in Pennsylvania
From: Allen Chartier <amazilia3 AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2012 18:47:00 -0500
Cathie,

Yes, the Calliope is still in Indiana too...

Allen Chartier

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 4:33 PM, Cathie Hutcheson  wrote:

> Is the calliope still in Indiana?
>
> Cathie Hutcheson
> Makanda, IL
>
> On Feb 2, 2012, at 3:27 PM, Allen Chartier wrote:
>
> > Rob,
> >
> > To the best of my knowledge, there is still one Rufous Hummingbird in
> Ohio,
> > in Canfield only a dozen miles from the Pennsylvania border, and one
> still
> > in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
> >
> > --
> > Allen T. Chartier
> > Inkster, Michigan
> > Email: amazilia3 AT gmail.com
> > Website: www.amazilia.net
> > Blog: http://mihummingbirdguy.blogspot.com/
> >
> >
> > On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 2:32 PM, Robert Protz 
> wrote:
> >
> >> 2/2/12
> >>
> >> Hi Humnetters,
> >>
> >> Just a quick note to let everyone know that we have 1 confirmed Rufous
> >> still present in Pennsylvania into February, the adult female Rufous
> with
> >> the broken maxillary tip in Walnutport (Northampton Co).
> >>
> >> I got a text from Dave Wagner just before 9 AM yesterday informing me
> that
> >> she was at the feeder at 8:45 AM.
> >>
> >> Today, Rick Wiltraut (who had been one of the hosts of the recaptured
> >> adult male Rufous in Jacobsburg and who had photographed this same
> female
> >> Rufous at a different location) posted on PABIRDS that he went by the
> >> Wagners' residence yesterday afternoon and saw the female Rufous and
> even
> >> showed Dave the hummer in his scope. He said that Dave was "blown away"!
> >>
> >> The imm. male Rufous in York Co. has NOT been reported gone yet, but I
> do
> >> not have direct contact for info on this hummer and so it is not
> confirmed
> >> still present.
> >>
> >> Rob Protz
> >> Brackenridge - Allegheny Co.
> >> http://pahummers.tripod.com
> >>
>



-- 
Allen T. Chartier
Inkster, Michigan
Email: amazilia3 AT gmail.com
Website: www.amazilia.net
Blog: http://mihummingbirdguy.blogspot.com/
Subject: Re: February Rufous in Pennsylvania
From: Cathie Hutcheson <hutche AT SIU.EDU>
Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2012 15:33:03 -0600
Is the calliope still in Indiana?

Cathie Hutcheson
Makanda, IL

On Feb 2, 2012, at 3:27 PM, Allen Chartier wrote:

> Rob,
> 
> To the best of my knowledge, there is still one Rufous Hummingbird in Ohio,
> in Canfield only a dozen miles from the Pennsylvania border, and one still
> in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
> 
> -- 
> Allen T. Chartier
> Inkster, Michigan
> Email: amazilia3 AT gmail.com
> Website: www.amazilia.net
> Blog: http://mihummingbirdguy.blogspot.com/
> 
> 
> On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 2:32 PM, Robert Protz  wrote:
> 
>> 2/2/12
>> 
>> Hi Humnetters,
>> 
>> Just a quick note to let everyone know that we have 1 confirmed Rufous
>> still present in Pennsylvania into February, the adult female Rufous with
>> the broken maxillary tip in Walnutport (Northampton Co).
>> 
>> I got a text from Dave Wagner just before 9 AM yesterday informing me that
>> she was at the feeder at 8:45 AM.
>> 
>> Today, Rick Wiltraut (who had been one of the hosts of the recaptured
>> adult male Rufous in Jacobsburg and who had photographed this same female
>> Rufous at a different location) posted on PABIRDS that he went by the
>> Wagners' residence yesterday afternoon and saw the female Rufous and even
>> showed Dave the hummer in his scope. He said that Dave was "blown away"!
>> 
>> The imm. male Rufous in York Co. has NOT been reported gone yet, but I do
>> not have direct contact for info on this hummer and so it is not confirmed
>> still present.
>> 
>> Rob Protz
>> Brackenridge - Allegheny Co.
>> http://pahummers.tripod.com
>> 
Subject: Re: February Rufous in Pennsylvania
From: Allen Chartier <amazilia3 AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2012 16:27:44 -0500
Rob,

To the best of my knowledge, there is still one Rufous Hummingbird in Ohio,
in Canfield only a dozen miles from the Pennsylvania border, and one still
in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

-- 
Allen T. Chartier
Inkster, Michigan
Email: amazilia3 AT gmail.com
Website: www.amazilia.net
Blog: http://mihummingbirdguy.blogspot.com/


On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 2:32 PM, Robert Protz  wrote:

> 2/2/12
>
> Hi Humnetters,
>
> Just a quick note to let everyone know that we have 1 confirmed Rufous
> still present in Pennsylvania into February, the adult female Rufous with
> the broken maxillary tip in Walnutport (Northampton Co).
>
> I got a text from Dave Wagner just before 9 AM yesterday informing me that
> she was at the feeder at 8:45 AM.
>
> Today, Rick Wiltraut (who had been one of the hosts of the recaptured
> adult male Rufous in Jacobsburg and who had photographed this same female
> Rufous at a different location) posted on PABIRDS that he went by the
> Wagners' residence yesterday afternoon and saw the female Rufous and even
> showed Dave the hummer in his scope. He said that Dave was "blown away"!
>
> The imm. male Rufous in York Co. has NOT been reported gone yet, but I do
> not have direct contact for info on this hummer and so it is not confirmed
> still present.
>
> Rob Protz
> Brackenridge - Allegheny Co.
> http://pahummers.tripod.com
>
Subject: February Rufous in Pennsylvania
From: Robert Protz <robertprotz AT YAHOO.COM>
Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2012 11:32:36 -0800
2/2/12
 
Hi Humnetters,
 
Just a quick note to let everyone know that we have 1 confirmed Rufous still 
present in Pennsylvania into February, the adult female Rufous with the broken 
maxillary tip in Walnutport (Northampton Co). 

 
I got a text from Dave Wagner just before 9 AM yesterday informing me that she 
was at the feeder at 8:45 AM. 

 
Today, Rick Wiltraut (who had been one of the hosts of the recaptured adult 
male Rufous in Jacobsburg and who had photographed this same female Rufous at a 
different location) posted on PABIRDS that he went by the Wagners' residence 
yesterday afternoon and saw the female Rufous and even showed Dave the hummer 
in his scope. He said that Dave was "blown away"! 

 
The imm. male Rufous in York Co. has NOT been reported gone yet, but I do not 
have direct contact for info on this hummer and so it is not confirmed still 
present. 

 
Rob Protz
Brackenridge - Allegheny Co.
http://pahummers.tripod.com
Subject: Baton Rouge Winter hummingbird tour - 8 species!
From: Jane Patterson <cocamila AT COX.NET>
Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 20:59:39 -0600
We had an outstanding crowd for Dennis' Winter Hummingbird program on 
Friday night.  We literally overflowed the room with standing room 
only!  Tons of kudos for Dennis -- especially for his remarkable 
photographs!  45 people showed up for the tour on Saturday.  In order to 
keep the groups to a minimal size, we broke up into groups and our 
leaders took their respective groups to the 4 host houses in different 
sequences so that we didn't all pile up at any one house.  I think the 
logistics worked out very well.  The mild weather was actually a cause 
for worry, as the hummers tend to feed less at feeders in such weather.  
But we managed, between the 4 homes, to see seven  species of 
hummingbird.  Jeff's house hosted Black-chinned, tons of Rufous, 
Ruby-throated, and a very probable Broad-tailed.  Tammy's house had 
Rufous, Black-chinned, and an unmarked Calliope.  Karen's house had the 
Allen's hummingbirds as well as more Rufous, and we saw the very 
cooperative Buff-bellied at Micheline's as well as more Rufous.  To top 
it off, several of us trooped out to St. Gabriel to take a gander at the 
Anna's who has taken up winter residence at Van Remsen's.  Then, just 
because we couldn't resist, we stopped by to see the flashy Vermilion 
Flycatcher at the stable in St. Gabriel -- what a showoff!

Thanks ever so much to Dennis Demcheck for the program and helping lead 
the groups; Claire Coco and the folks at Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center 
for hosting the program; Eric and Kevin for helping to lead on Saturday; 
Jeff, Tammy, Karen, Micheline, and Van for hosting the hummingbirds and 
the tour-goers; and Lisa and Nancy for letting us come see the VEFL!  It 
was a very good bird day!

--Jane Patterson
BR Audubon
www.braudubon.org
Subject: Re: One MO RUHU still around. . .
From: Robert Protz <robertprotz AT YAHOO.COM>
Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 16:14:29 -0800
1/22/12
 
Dear Lanny and Humnetters,
 
First of all, thanks for posting the video link, it's a great video of a 
beautiful hummie. Please pass that on to Andy Reago. 

 
Now for a little hummer news from further north. . .
 
As of the last reports, we still have 3 Rufous (all banded) remaining in 
Pennsylvania, and possibly 1 Rufous (also banded) remaining in West Virginia. 

 
The adult female RUHU in Walnutport (Northampton Co PA) with the broken maxilla 
was confirmed still present on Friday. The imm. female RUHU in Allentown 
(Lehigh Co PA) and the imm. male RUHU in Hanover (York Co PA) were confirmed 
still present a little over a week ago. I have not heard any news about the 
female RUHU in Kearneysville (Jefferson Co WV) since Jan 9th, but no news 
should means it's still there. 

 
We had 7 Rufous persist into January in PA and 2 persist into January in WV. 
The 7 RUHUs present into January in PA is a new record by far. 

 
Just wanted to pass that along.
 
Rob Protz
Brackenridge - Allegheny Co PA
http://pahummers.tripod.com
 
------------------------------------------------------------
 
Subject: One Missouri Rufous still hanging around
From: Lanny Chambers 
Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 11:13:35 -0600

Humnetters, The adult male Rufous I banded last December 3 in Gerald, MO, was 
digi-video-scoped yesterday: http://youtu.be/NIWXCMX6Mus You can see the band 
on the left leg easily when he's on the feeder. I'm surprised he hasn't left 
yet, but he appears fat, healthy, and perky. Toward the end of the clip, he's 
clearly on guard, scanning his territory for intruders. "Must. Kick. Junco. 
Butt." Lanny Chambers St. Louis, MO http://www.hummingbirds.net/ 

Subject: Re: One Missouri Rufous still hanging around
From: Donna Haynes <birdiehaynes AT YAHOO.COM>
Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 10:06:39 -0800
Great video.  Our little Adult male Rufous is still here in Little Rock, 
Arkansas, along with another adult male at another home in the city.  I believe 
there is a female still in Cabot, Arkansas too.  They will be moving on soon, 
so we better enjoy them while we can. 

Donna Haynes
Little Rock, AR


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Subject: Hilton Pond 01/08/12 (Winter Ruby-throats & Global Warming)
From: "Bill Hilton Jr." <hilton AT RUBYTHROAT.ORG>
Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 12:36:29 -0500
In mid-January we took the long drive to the Outer Banks of North Carolina 
where we encountered quite a few winter hummers. However, these weren't Rufous 
Hummingbirds or other "western vagrants" folks have come to expect these days 
in the eastern U.S. No, they were Ruby-throated Hummingbirds that historically 
bailed out of the Carolinas during cold weather. For a photo essay about these 
hardy hummers and why we think they're yet another indication of "global 
climate change," please visit the 8-16 January 2012 installment of "This Week 
at Hilton Pond" at http://www.hiltonpond.org/ThisWeek120108.html 


While there don't forget to scroll down for a list of all birds banded or 
recaptured at the Center, along with some miscellaneous comments about local 
winter bird scarcity and an elderly White-throated Sparrow. We also acknowledge 
folks who help support the Center's education, research, and conservation 
initiatives. 


Happy (Winter) Nature Watching!

BILL

=========

OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
Executive Director
Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York, 
South Carolina 29745 USA 

office & cell (803) 684-5852
fax (803) 684-0255

Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org ) is a 
cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, teachers, and 
others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the Ruby-throated 
Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights reserved and 
copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History ( 
http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project may be 
made via Network for Good at 
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Subject: One Missouri Rufous still hanging around
From: Lanny Chambers <lannychambers AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 11:13:35 -0600
Humnetters,

The adult male Rufous I banded last December 3 in Gerald, MO, was 
digi-video-scoped yesterday: 


http://youtu.be/NIWXCMX6Mus

You can see the band on the left leg easily when he's on the feeder. I'm 
surprised he hasn't left yet, but he appears fat, healthy, and perky. Toward 
the end of the clip, he's clearly on guard, scanning his territory for 
intruders. 


"Must. Kick. Junco. Butt."


Lanny Chambers
St. Louis, MO
http://www.hummingbirds.net/
Subject: ID discussion - brief comment
From: Anthony Hill <anhinga13 AT HOTMAIL.COM>
Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2012 09:03:05 -0500
Many thanks to all, from the person who raised to topic to all who have chimed 
in. Many of you have said it 

far better than I could have done, and on the basis of orders of magnitude more 
experience than I have. 


Thank you, Moderator, also.

Best to all, from slightly snowy (finally) South Hadley, MA.

Anthony Hill
Certified Trainer, Passerines and Hummingbirds
Chair, Certification Committee
North American Banding Council

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Subject: Last reminder: Winter hummingbird presentation (1/20) and Tour (1/21)
From: Jane Patterson <cocamila AT COX.NET>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 14:19:51 -0600
Last reminder about tonight's Winter Hummingbird presentation by Dennis 
Demcheck at Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center at 6:30.    Meet for the tour 
tomorrow morning at 7:30 at Coffee Call on College Drive in Baton Rouge 
(come early if you plan to eat beignets and drink coffee!)    Tour 
should last until noon or so for the 4 houses we have planned, but we 
also have a bonus trip that will tack on an extra hour or so.   Register 
for either or both by emailing me (japatter AT cox.net)  Let me know if you 
have any questions!

--Jane Patterson
Baton Rouge Audubon Society
www.braudubon.org
Subject: Re: new field i.d. hums
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:26:30 -0500
Humnetters and Mr. List Owner
Thank you for allowing this discussion on Humnet.  I listen in here on  
Humnet daily, but the overlapping comments from my friends in the banding  
community add much to this particular topic.  
 
Have fun.
Bob Sargent
 
 
In a message dated 1/20/2012 9:35:29 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
amazilia3 AT GMAIL.COM writes:

Lanny  and all,

I think there's another aspect to this very good discussion  that needs to
be brought up. As a hummingibird bander, and the photo editor  for our state
bird journal, I get photos of birds sent to me probably more  often than our
regional birders do, though I'm sure that many other  humbanders on this
list get to review lots of photos too. The differences  between identifying
a bird in a photo (sometimes a single image from a less  than optimal angle
or not focused) are greatly under-appreciated by most  people, in my
opinion. It has taken me years to learn how to look at birds  in photos,
which is different from how I have looked at birds in the field  for the
past 40+ years.

In my opinion, the ID of the hummingbird in  Illinois went off the rails
right at the start because it was initially  based on a couple of photos
that did not appear to show what some observers  considered to be a
"classic" Rufous or Allen's Hummingbird. Photos can  easily create such
false impressions. Even so, four or five humbanders  waded in that the bird
was probably a hatch-year female Rufous, which was  proven by the bander on
site (and supported by the DNA analysis performed).  There also seemed to
be, in my opinion, a tenacious desire to make that  bird into something
else....

I'm all for finding new and helpful  field marks, but even if they can be
discovered in photos, they will have  to be tested in the field to be 
proven.

-- 
Allen T.  Chartier
Inkster, Michigan
Subject: Re: new field i.d. hums
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:19:33 -0500
Erik and All
Just a follow up note on documentation photos of rare  hummers.  Last 
winter Martha and I shipped 70 POUNDS of photos and data cards to the Secretary 

of the Mississippi Ornithological Society's Birds  Records Committee.  So 
far not a single ID has been  challenged.  Nothing does it like good in-hand 
photos and  measurements.  This does not include recent years when all photos 
were  sent as digital images.
Bob Sargent 
 
 
In a message dated 1/20/2012 8:35:36 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU writes:

On Fri,  Jan 20, 2012 at 8:14 AM, Bob Sargent   wrote:

> Miriam and All
> Well stated  madam.
>


Agreed!  And Bob, thanks for your comments  about whether those field marks
Greg Neise proposed would hold up under  tight scrutiny (and thanks for all
you do, too!!).  Still, I can  imagine a scenario where only a hummingbird
head is photographed with  amazing detail, with the rest of the body
obscured by a feeder or  vegetation, leaving us with a funny angle and
little to go with - would the  eye ring feathering be at all useful here?
Of course as Miriam and others  have stated and clearly know, one field
mark is hardly ever conclusive,  regardless of the group of birds we're
looking at - it often takes holistic  approach with behavior, vocalizations,
and a variety of plumage features to  identify birds correctly.  This takes
practice and there is no  replacement for experience.  The fun with birding,
for me, is that  there is always something new to learn or unlearn.

I'm still left  wondering if eye ring feather color may be useful when other
plumage  features are not visible.  Even if this has no practical  value,
curiosity has gripped my brain.

Happy hummingbirding,
Erik  Johnson
S Lafayette, LA
ejohnson AT audubon.org
ejohn33 AT  lsu.edu
Subject: Re: new field i.d. hums
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:11:41 -0500
Eric and All
I have photographed every wintering hummingbird I  have handled except some 
sickly birds since the late 80's.  This  includes of course many that were 
from the old print photo days.   I can find no evidence that the "eye ring" 
feathering is something that I can  use at this time.  I cannot speak for 
others, even those in  the birding community (I am a active birder).   
 
We have some super guys out here handling hummers in winter.  If there  is 
something that I am missing, I know that one of them will set me straight  
pronto.  I would expect them to do so in a heartbeat.  
 
I have handled a lot of wintering hummers, but nothing to compare to Nancy  
or Fred Bassett.  To this day, I confess to REGULARLY seeing hummers in  
winter using high-end, first class binoculars and not being able  to ID them 
until I get them in the hand.  I'm sorry if that disappoints my  supporters, 
but the truth is what it is.  Sometimes there is no  magic answer, but we 
strive to improve our birding and banding  skills.
 
I will give you a recent for instance; I recently trapped and banded a  
hummer in Birmingham, AL that I could not ID prior to capture  despite viewing 
it from every angle at close range with binoculars.   When I retrieved it 
from my trap I was asked by spectators what species  it was.  To their dismay 
I remarked that I did not know, but  measurements and in-hand views would 
make it clear at the time of  banding.  The bird was an immature female 
Anna's.  To those more  skilled than I, this must seem amusing or worst.  
 
In closing, our guys have banded more hummers that  were incorrectly ID'ed 
by both the hosts and local birders than I can  mention in one email.  Folks 
that think this stuff is always easy probably  have great life lists (I am 
also a lister).  
 
Confession is good for the soul.  So much for being an expert after  all 
these years.
 
Have fun with your hummers guys.  Being alive is a pure joy when  we love 
hummers and people.
 
Bob and Martha Sargent
Clay, Alabama    
 
 
In a message dated 1/20/2012 8:35:36 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU writes:

On Fri,  Jan 20, 2012 at 8:14 AM, Bob Sargent   wrote:

> Miriam and All
> Well stated  madam.
>


Agreed!  And Bob, thanks for your comments  about whether those field marks
Greg Neise proposed would hold up under  tight scrutiny (and thanks for all
you do, too!!).  Still, I can  imagine a scenario where only a hummingbird
head is photographed with  amazing detail, with the rest of the body
obscured by a feeder or  vegetation, leaving us with a funny angle and
little to go with - would the  eye ring feathering be at all useful here?
Of course as Miriam and others  have stated and clearly know, one field
mark is hardly ever conclusive,  regardless of the group of birds we're
looking at - it often takes holistic  approach with behavior, vocalizations,
and a variety of plumage features to  identify birds correctly.  This takes
practice and there is no  replacement for experience.  The fun with birding,
for me, is that  there is always something new to learn or unlearn.

I'm still left  wondering if eye ring feather color may be useful when other
plumage  features are not visible.  Even if this has no practical  value,
curiosity has gripped my brain.

Happy hummingbirding,
Erik  Johnson
S Lafayette, LA
ejohnson AT audubon.org
ejohn33 AT  lsu.edu
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: "Nancy L. Newfield" <nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:06:47 -0600
Erik,

On 1/19/2012 2:37 PM, Erik Johnson wrote:

> Be careful how strong you believe in "Stellula", as there may be some truth
> in placing Calliope Hummingbird with Selasphorus.  We know what a Calliope
> Hummingbird is, but do any of us honestly know it's evolutionary history
> well enough to affirm that it is clearly not a Selasphorus?  Take a look at
> a recent taxonomic analysis of relationships among hummingbirds:
>
> 
http://biology.unm.edu/witt/pub_files/McGuire_etal_2008_J.Ornithol._Trochilid_Taxonomy.pdf 

>
> I quote from this peer-reviewed manuscript:
> "...we note that Stellula calliope is clearly nested within Selasphorus,
> and we therefore recommend that Stellula be placed in the synonymy of
> Selasphorus..."
>
> If you aren't used to phylogenetic trees (see the second page), they simply
> show relationships among species based on, in this case, genetic (DNA)
> similarities.  For Stellula to be officially merged into and become
> Selasphorus, ornithological checklist committees will have to go through a
> formal proposal process and evaluate additional evidence, but don't be
> surprised if one day your beloved Stellula suddenly is no more.

I don't know how I missed this paper, but it speaks volumes.  Thanks.

NLN

-- 
****************************
Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
****************************
Subject: Re: new field i.d. hums
From: Allen Chartier <amazilia3 AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:32:22 -0500
Lanny and all,

I think there's another aspect to this very good discussion that needs to
be brought up. As a hummingibird bander, and the photo editor for our state
bird journal, I get photos of birds sent to me probably more often than our
regional birders do, though I'm sure that many other humbanders on this
list get to review lots of photos too. The differences between identifying
a bird in a photo (sometimes a single image from a less than optimal angle
or not focused) are greatly under-appreciated by most people, in my
opinion. It has taken me years to learn how to look at birds in photos,
which is different from how I have looked at birds in the field for the
past 40+ years.

In my opinion, the ID of the hummingbird in Illinois went off the rails
right at the start because it was initially based on a couple of photos
that did not appear to show what some observers considered to be a
"classic" Rufous or Allen's Hummingbird. Photos can easily create such
false impressions. Even so, four or five humbanders waded in that the bird
was probably a hatch-year female Rufous, which was proven by the bander on
site (and supported by the DNA analysis performed). There also seemed to
be, in my opinion, a tenacious desire to make that bird into something
else....

I'm all for finding new and helpful field marks, but even if they can be
discovered in photos, they will have to be tested in the field to be proven.

-- 
Allen T. Chartier
Inkster, Michigan
Email: amazilia3 AT gmail.com
Website: www.amazilia.net
Blog: http://mihummingbirdguy.blogspot.com/


On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 10:12 AM, Lanny Chambers 
wrote: 


> On Jan 20, 2012, at 05:53 , miriam wrote:
>
> > I suspect anyone attempting to develop field marks for these birds using
> > field guides and optics alone won't get very far.
>
> My nomination for Hummingbird Understatement of the Year (and it's only
> January!). The individual variation in plumage within each species is
> breathtaking, so identifying reliable ID traits requires examining very
> large numbers of birds.
>
> The trick in making a field guide is to use photos or illustrations that
> show the pertinent field marks against a "typical" bird's plumage. If a
> trait isn't mentioned as a field mark, it's probably either subject to
> individual variation, or not unique to that species.
>
> The flow chart that banders use to identify female-plumaged hummingbirds
> relies almost entirely on feather shape and measurements, with very little
> mention of color. That's how unreliable color is for getting an
> absolutely-certain ID. Since measurement is not possible in the field, we
> have to rely on other characteristics, as Miriam noted for Calliope; color
> is one of those, but not necessarily the most important, since it's so
> variable. Sometimes there are conflicting traits, and we can only make a
> best guess based on experience.
>
> A little ID story: In 2008 a hummer came to visit us at Thanksgiving. I
> trapped and banded it, and measured everything three times because I knew
> it was Missouri's first state record Allen's. Hundreds of birders, some
> with camera lenses that cost more than their cars, stood in our driveway to
> see it. But...only my wife and I were entitled, by birding standards, to
> add this bird to our lists, since no one else was present when I measured
> its tail feathers to separate it from Rufous. Not a single good photo of a
> spread tail was taken, except the one I got in-hand, and no photo can show
> enough of the numbers on a hummingbird band to positively identify the
> individual as the same one I measured. But everyone had a good time, and
> everyone knew they'd seen Missouri's first confirmed Allen's, even if they
> couldn't prove it. If you like irony, consider that Linda and I aren't
> birders, and don't keep lists. :)
>
>
> Lanny Chambers
> St. Louis, MO
> lanny AT hummingbirds.net
>
Subject: Re: new field i.d. hums
From: Lanny Chambers <lannychambers AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 09:12:56 -0600
On Jan 20, 2012, at 05:53 , miriam wrote:

> I suspect anyone attempting to develop field marks for these birds using
> field guides and optics alone won't get very far.

My nomination for Hummingbird Understatement of the Year (and it's only 
January!). The individual variation in plumage within each species is 
breathtaking, so identifying reliable ID traits requires examining very large 
numbers of birds. 


The trick in making a field guide is to use photos or illustrations that show 
the pertinent field marks against a "typical" bird's plumage. If a trait isn't 
mentioned as a field mark, it's probably either subject to individual 
variation, or not unique to that species. 


The flow chart that banders use to identify female-plumaged hummingbirds relies 
almost entirely on feather shape and measurements, with very little mention of 
color. That's how unreliable color is for getting an absolutely-certain ID. 
Since measurement is not possible in the field, we have to rely on other 
characteristics, as Miriam noted for Calliope; color is one of those, but not 
necessarily the most important, since it's so variable. Sometimes there are 
conflicting traits, and we can only make a best guess based on experience. 


A little ID story: In 2008 a hummer came to visit us at Thanksgiving. I trapped 
and banded it, and measured everything three times because I knew it was 
Missouri's first state record Allen's. Hundreds of birders, some with camera 
lenses that cost more than their cars, stood in our driveway to see it. 
But...only my wife and I were entitled, by birding standards, to add this bird 
to our lists, since no one else was present when I measured its tail feathers 
to separate it from Rufous. Not a single good photo of a spread tail was taken, 
except the one I got in-hand, and no photo can show enough of the numbers on a 
hummingbird band to positively identify the individual as the same one I 
measured. But everyone had a good time, and everyone knew they'd seen 
Missouri's first confirmed Allen's, even if they couldn't prove it. If you like 
irony, consider that Linda and I aren't birders, and don't keep lists. :) 



Lanny Chambers
St. Louis, MO
lanny AT hummingbirds.net
Subject: Re: new field i.d. hums
From: Erik Johnson <ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 08:35:11 -0600
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 8:14 AM, Bob Sargent  wrote:

> Miriam and All
> Well stated madam.
>


Agreed!  And Bob, thanks for your comments about whether those field marks
Greg Neise proposed would hold up under tight scrutiny (and thanks for all
you do, too!!).  Still, I can imagine a scenario where only a hummingbird
head is photographed with amazing detail, with the rest of the body
obscured by a feeder or vegetation, leaving us with a funny angle and
little to go with - would the eye ring feathering be at all useful here?
 Of course as Miriam and others have stated and clearly know, one field
mark is hardly ever conclusive, regardless of the group of birds we're
looking at - it often takes holistic approach with behavior, vocalizations,
and a variety of plumage features to identify birds correctly.  This takes
practice and there is no replacement for experience.  The fun with birding,
for me, is that there is always something new to learn or unlearn.

I'm still left wondering if eye ring feather color may be useful when other
plumage features are not visible.  Even if this has no practical value,
curiosity has gripped my brain.

Happy hummingbirding,
Erik Johnson
S Lafayette, LA
ejohnson AT audubon.org
ejohn33 AT lsu.edu
Subject: Re: new field i.d. hums
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 09:14:36 -0500
Miriam and All
Well stated madam.
Bob Sargent
 
 
In a message dated 1/20/2012 5:53:11 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
athena_9 AT BELLSOUTH.NET writes:


But,  I would never have developed these "field marks" without  extensive
experience looking over Nancy Newfield's shoulder, and more than  a few 
hours
company with others who have lots of in-hand experience with  both live 
birds
and specimens.

I suspect anyone attempting to  develop field marks for these birds using
field guides and optics alone  won't get very  far.

MiriamLDavey
BatonRougeLA
Subject: Re: new field i.d. hums
From: miriam <athena_9 AT BELLSOUTH.NET>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 05:53:01 -0600
Humnet
 
Before trying to separate in the field confusing plumaged Western hums by
spotting eye-ring feathers the size of lice, I'd advise Yankee
hummingburbers to spend some time  banding with Nancy Newfield, or any
high-volume Gulf Coast bander. There is no subsitute I know of.
 
I find field-separating Calliopes from R/A Selas to be nowhere near as hard
as it once was for me.  My first clue is voice, second clue is overall size
of bird, length of tail and shape of tail feathers (provided they have the
right color pattern) , and third clue is overall size and length of bill in
comparison to length of head.  And, I guess fourth clue, is how it behaves.
After you've seen enough of them side by side, day after day, you get a feel
for the Calliope culture.  It is different than R/A.  They are more shy, yet
more idiosynchratic.  They are, for lack of a better word, "cuter".  More,
cartoonish.  They often feed on tiny flowers, such as Lantana and
Eriobotrya.  And, they like Winter-blooming Honeysuckle, Rubus thickets,
dense tangles of vines low to the ground,  and dense yaupons to roost and
perch in.  Other Western hums go straight for the larger more hum-adapted
flowers like Abutilon and Shrimp Plant, and will perch/roost in taller, more
rough-textured cover.
 
But, I would never have developed these "field marks" without extensive
experience looking over Nancy Newfield's shoulder, and more than a few hours
company with others who have lots of in-hand experience with both live birds
and specimens.
 
I suspect anyone attempting to develop field marks for these birds using
field guides and optics alone won't get very far.
 
MiriamLDavey
BatonRougeLA
Subject: Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: "James W. Beck" <ommatius AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 21:44:35 -0600
Vocally, Stellula calliope sounds quite distinct from all three North
American Selasphorus, if potentially confused on a "call-note" basis, it
would most likely be confused with Broad-tailed, versus Rufous or Allen's.
 Thankfully, species delineation is not based incumbent upon vocal
differentials.  -j

On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 9:00 PM, Nancy L. Newfield 
wrote: 


> Sandy, Y'All,
>
>
> On 1/19/2012 7:11 PM, s76lewis wrote:
>
>  Thank you, Stellula it is.
>>
>
>  Why are they grouped with Selasphorus in several guides?
>> I would not mistake their size and shape with the others, but the tail
>> colors
>> are similar.  Locales are similar too.
>>
>
> One has to look beyond the localized field guides to fully understand
> these scientific issues.  Several species comprise the genus Selasphorus.
>  All of the Central American Selasphorus are tiny little dudes.
>
> To my eye, the main differences between the various Selasphorus species
> and the single Stellula are the 'striped' gorget of Calliope and the
> subspatulate shape of the Calliope's central tail feathers.  How important
> those characteristics might be regarding the correct generic placement of
> Calliope might be a matter of scientific opinions of those more learned
> than I am.
>
> Several older works have placed Calliope into the genus Archilochus [as in
> Ruby-throated and Black-chinned], but to my uneducated eye and ear,
> Calliope is most closely allied to the genus Selasphorus [as in
> Broad-tailed, Rufous, Allen's, Volcano, Glow-throated, and Scintillant].
>  You cannot just look at one fragment of the issue and understand the
> entire issue.
>
> NLN
>
> --
> ****************************
> Nancy L Newfield
> Casa Colibrí
> Metairie, LA USA
> 
> http://www.casacolibri.net/
> ****************************
>



-- 
-----------------------
James W. Beck
 Broussard, Louisiana
venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
ommatius AT gmail.com
Subject: Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: Lanny Chambers <lannychambers AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 21:33:18 -0600
On Jan 19, 2012, at 21:00 , Nancy L. Newfield wrote:

> One has to look beyond the localized field guides to fully understand these 
scientific issues. 


...starting with the age-old and never-ending battle between the Lumpers and 
the Splitters. Is one faction still trying to move Anna's and Costa's into 
Archilochus? At some point, while DNA analysis may suggest how the tree 
branches, the number of branches remains largely a policy (i.e., political) 
decision. 


Some of the banders will remember that, a few years ago, I thought I may have 
discovered a way to separate female-plumaged Rufous from Allen's in the field 
by the shape of the white tip of r4. Well, that didn't work out, either. But I 
encourage everyone to keep looking for patterns--there must be at least a few 
that no one has noticed yet. 



Lanny Chambers
St. Louis, MO
lanny AT hummingbirds.net
Subject: Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: "Nancy L. Newfield" <nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 21:00:52 -0600
Sandy, Y'All,

On 1/19/2012 7:11 PM, s76lewis wrote:

> Thank you, Stellula it is.

> Why are they grouped with Selasphorus in several guides?
> I would not mistake their size and shape with the others, but the tail colors
> are similar.  Locales are similar too.

One has to look beyond the localized field guides to fully understand 
these scientific issues.  Several species comprise the genus 
Selasphorus.  All of the Central American Selasphorus are tiny little dudes.

To my eye, the main differences between the various Selasphorus species 
and the single Stellula are the 'striped' gorget of Calliope and the 
subspatulate shape of the Calliope's central tail feathers.  How 
important those characteristics might be regarding the correct generic 
placement of Calliope might be a matter of scientific opinions of those 
more learned than I am.

Several older works have placed Calliope into the genus Archilochus [as 
in Ruby-throated and Black-chinned], but to my uneducated eye and ear, 
Calliope is most closely allied to the genus Selasphorus [as in 
Broad-tailed, Rufous, Allen's, Volcano, Glow-throated, and 
Scintillant].  You cannot just look at one fragment of the issue and 
understand the entire issue.

NLN

-- 
****************************
Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
****************************
Subject: Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: s76lewis <s76lewis AT BELLSOUTH.NET>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:11:09 -0800
Thank you, Stellula it is.  
Why are they grouped with Selasphorus in several guides?
I would not mistake their size and shape with the others, but the tail colors 
are similar.  Locales are similar too.
Sandy Lewis




________________________________
From: Bill Hilton Jr. 
To: HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU
Sent: Thu, January 19, 2012 9:01:07 AM
Subject: Re: [HUMNET-L] A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the 
field ? This sounds very promising !

SANDY . . .

Calliope Hummingbirds, Stellula calliope, were split from Archilochus hummers 
several years ago. Older field guides would have the older nomenclature. To my 
knowledge they were never in Selasphorus.

Best wishes,

BILL

=========

On Jan 19, 2012, at 9:51 AM, s76lewis wrote:

> Calliope is indeed in the Selasphorus genus.
> Sandy Lewis
> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
> On Jan 19, 2012, at 7:06 AM, "James W. Beck"  wrote:
> 
>> Did I miss something?  Why is the author including Calliope in the *
>> Selasphorus* genus?  He may have not intended to do so, but the wording
>> strongly suggests otherwise.  I would think that in itself would speak
>> volumes.  -j
>> 
>> On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Bill Hilton Jr. 
wrote:
>> 
>>> From the CarolinaBirds listserv. Any comments?
>>> 
>>> BILL
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Begin forwarded message:
>>> 
>>>> From: John Scavetto 
>>>> Subject: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ?
>>> This sounds very promising !
>>>> Date: January 19, 2012 7:22:54 AM EST
>>>> To: MAS List , Carolinabirds <
>>> carolinabirds AT duke.edu>
>>>> 
>>>>  I was on the Facebook site for the ABA and read a posting and
>>> monitored  the conversation for about a month now. Found this posting this
>>> morning and thought I would share. This could solve many identification
>>> issues without having to capture the bird if you can get a close enough
>>> look!   I won't ruin it for you so just follow the link.
>>> http://www.nabirding.com/
>>>> 
>>>> John Scavetto
>>>> Matthews, NC
>>>> 
>>> 
>>> =========
>>> 
>>> OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
>>> BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
>>> Executive Director
>>> Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York,
>>> South Carolina 29745 USA
>>> office & cell (803) 684-5852
>>> fax (803) 684-0255
>>> 
>>> Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org) 
is a 

>>>cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students,
>>> teachers, and others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the
>>> Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights
>>> reserved and copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History
>>> ( http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project
>>> may be made via Network for Good at

>>>http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 

>>>0
>>> 
>>> =============
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> -- 
>> -----------------------
>> James W. Beck
>> Broussard, Louisiana
>> venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
>> ommatius AT gmail.com

=========

OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
Executive Director
Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York, 
South 

Carolina 29745 USA
office & cell (803) 684-5852
fax (803) 684-0255

Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org ) is a 

cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, teachers, and 
others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the Ruby-throated 
Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights reserved and 
copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History ( 
http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project may be 
made 

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Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:04:01 -0500
Eric
My comments were when the discussion was in regard to it being  
archilochus.  
 
Keep on having fun.  Thanks for all you do.
Bob Sargent
Clay, Alabama
 
 
In a message dated 1/19/2012 2:38:35 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU writes:

Humnet,

Be careful how strong you believe in "Stellula", as  there may be some truth
in placing Calliope Hummingbird with  Selasphorus.  We know what a Calliope
Hummingbird is, but do any of us  honestly know it's evolutionary history
well enough to affirm that it is  clearly not a Selasphorus?  Take a look at
a recent taxonomic analysis  of relationships among  hummingbirds:

http://biology.unm.edu/witt/pub_files/McGuire_etal_2008_J.Ornithol._Trochili
d_Taxonomy.pdf

I  quote from this peer-reviewed manuscript:
"...we note that Stellula  calliope is clearly nested within Selasphorus,
and we therefore recommend  that Stellula be placed in the synonymy of
Selasphorus..."

If you  aren't used to phylogenetic trees (see the second page), they simply
show  relationships among species based on, in this case, genetic  (DNA)
similarities.  For Stellula to be officially merged into and  become
Selasphorus, ornithological checklist committees will have to go  through a
formal proposal process and evaluate additional evidence, but  don't be
surprised if one day your beloved Stellula suddenly is no  more.

Cheers,
Erik Johnson
S Lafayette, LA
ejohnson AT  audubon.org
ejohn33 AT  lsu.edu
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: "James W. Beck" <ommatius AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:05:05 -0600
Erik and Humnet,

Excellent points, Erik, such as they way of many new complicated
discoveries/descriptions/lumps/splits, etc. based on ever-newly emerging
mitochondrial DNA analyses.  For example; the fairly recent (and perhaps
much-anticipated) merge of Masticophis into Coluber.  However, the original
point of this thread, which at this point has apparently been lost, is that
Calliope Hummingbird, at the present is not in the genus Selasphorus, nor
has it ever been.  Bottom line, as of this very second, Calliope
Hummingbird is Stellula calliope, as it has always been.  Again...if we
want to get really crazy with taxonomic placement and rearrangement, let's
discuss the plethora of changes that Gulf Coast Toad has undergone ONLY
since April of 2008....and let's toss around the Efferia=Nerax genus
complex.

Not being grouchy...actually trying to toss in some tongue-in-cheek
humor...  -j

On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 2:37 PM, Erik Johnson wrote:

> Humnet,
>
> Be careful how strong you believe in "Stellula", as there may be some truth
> in placing Calliope Hummingbird with Selasphorus.  We know what a Calliope
> Hummingbird is, but do any of us honestly know it's evolutionary history
> well enough to affirm that it is clearly not a Selasphorus?  Take a look at
> a recent taxonomic analysis of relationships among hummingbirds:
>
>
> 
http://biology.unm.edu/witt/pub_files/McGuire_etal_2008_J.Ornithol._Trochilid_Taxonomy.pdf 

>
> I quote from this peer-reviewed manuscript:
> "...we note that Stellula calliope is clearly nested within Selasphorus,
> and we therefore recommend that Stellula be placed in the synonymy of
> Selasphorus..."
>
> If you aren't used to phylogenetic trees (see the second page), they simply
> show relationships among species based on, in this case, genetic (DNA)
> similarities.  For Stellula to be officially merged into and become
> Selasphorus, ornithological checklist committees will have to go through a
> formal proposal process and evaluate additional evidence, but don't be
> surprised if one day your beloved Stellula suddenly is no more.
>
> Cheers,
> Erik Johnson
> S Lafayette, LA
> ejohnson AT audubon.org
> ejohn33 AT lsu.edu
>



-- 
-----------------------
James W. Beck
 Broussard, Louisiana
venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
ommatius AT gmail.com
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: Marjorie Hastings <mhast27 AT COX.NET>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 15:01:45 -0800
How do I stop HUMNET  Marjorie died 12-10-11

-----Original Message----- 
From: Erik Johnson
Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2012 12:37 PM
To: HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU
Subject: Re: [HUMNET-L] Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds 
in the fie...

Humnet,

Be careful how strong you believe in "Stellula", as there may be some truth
in placing Calliope Hummingbird with Selasphorus.  We know what a Calliope
Hummingbird is, but do any of us honestly know it's evolutionary history
well enough to affirm that it is clearly not a Selasphorus?  Take a look at
a recent taxonomic analysis of relationships among hummingbirds:


http://biology.unm.edu/witt/pub_files/McGuire_etal_2008_J.Ornithol._Trochilid_Taxonomy.pdf 


I quote from this peer-reviewed manuscript:
"...we note that Stellula calliope is clearly nested within Selasphorus,
and we therefore recommend that Stellula be placed in the synonymy of
Selasphorus..."

If you aren't used to phylogenetic trees (see the second page), they simply
show relationships among species based on, in this case, genetic (DNA)
similarities.  For Stellula to be officially merged into and become
Selasphorus, ornithological checklist committees will have to go through a
formal proposal process and evaluate additional evidence, but don't be
surprised if one day your beloved Stellula suddenly is no more.

Cheers,
Erik Johnson
S Lafayette, LA
ejohnson AT audubon.org
ejohn33 AT lsu.edu 
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: Erik Johnson <ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 14:37:50 -0600
Humnet,

Be careful how strong you believe in "Stellula", as there may be some truth
in placing Calliope Hummingbird with Selasphorus.  We know what a Calliope
Hummingbird is, but do any of us honestly know it's evolutionary history
well enough to affirm that it is clearly not a Selasphorus?  Take a look at
a recent taxonomic analysis of relationships among hummingbirds:


http://biology.unm.edu/witt/pub_files/McGuire_etal_2008_J.Ornithol._Trochilid_Taxonomy.pdf 


I quote from this peer-reviewed manuscript:
"...we note that Stellula calliope is clearly nested within Selasphorus,
and we therefore recommend that Stellula be placed in the synonymy of
Selasphorus..."

If you aren't used to phylogenetic trees (see the second page), they simply
show relationships among species based on, in this case, genetic (DNA)
similarities.  For Stellula to be officially merged into and become
Selasphorus, ornithological checklist committees will have to go through a
formal proposal process and evaluate additional evidence, but don't be
surprised if one day your beloved Stellula suddenly is no more.

Cheers,
Erik Johnson
S Lafayette, LA
ejohnson AT audubon.org
ejohn33 AT lsu.edu
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: "James W. Beck" <ommatius AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 10:10:26 -0600
This is the reason for such official Ornithological publications that cover
and disseminate the most up-to-date taxonomic nomenclature, such as *The Auk
*.

Being less experienced and not as careful is no problem...one will never
learn without asking questions.  -j

On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 9:22 AM, Jane Murtishaw Lindsey
wrote:

> People like me who are less experienced and not as careful probably thought
> Calliope was Selasphorus because it is grouped with them in Sherri
> Williamson's Peterson Guide to Hummingbirds - even though it is clearly
> marked as a Stellula - even in the titles on the Plates.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: BB for Hummingbirds and Gardening for them in the Southeast
> [mailto:HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU] On Behalf Of Bob Sargent
> Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2012 9:04 AM
> To: HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU
> Subject: Re: [HUMNET-L] Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds
> in the fie...
>
> Wrong
>
> Bob Sargent
> Clay, Alabama
>
>
> In a message dated 1/19/2012 8:52:38 A.M. Central Standard Time,
> s76lewis AT BELLSOUTH.NET writes:
>
> Calliope  is indeed in the Selasphorus genus.
> Sandy  Lewis
>



-- 
-----------------------
James W. Beck
 Broussard, Louisiana
venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
ommatius AT gmail.com
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: Jane Murtishaw Lindsey <jmurt AT COMCAST.NET>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 09:22:11 -0600
People like me who are less experienced and not as careful probably thought
Calliope was Selasphorus because it is grouped with them in Sherri
Williamson's Peterson Guide to Hummingbirds - even though it is clearly
marked as a Stellula - even in the titles on the Plates.

-----Original Message-----
From: BB for Hummingbirds and Gardening for them in the Southeast
[mailto:HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU] On Behalf Of Bob Sargent
Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2012 9:04 AM
To: HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU
Subject: Re: [HUMNET-L] Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds
in the fie...

Wrong
 
Bob Sargent
Clay, Alabama
 
 
In a message dated 1/19/2012 8:52:38 A.M. Central Standard Time,
s76lewis AT BELLSOUTH.NET writes:

Calliope  is indeed in the Selasphorus genus.
Sandy  Lewis
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 10:20:19 -0500
Humnetters
For me, I find no real value in this "discovery" to assist in separating  
Rufous and Allen's.  I also find nothing in it to help with field ID of  
Broad-tailed.  Plumage features in Selasphorus can appear highly  variable, 
depending on wear, age and perhaps other factors.  
 
I was personally amazed at how the premature ID of the Illinois Rufous as a 
 Broad-tailed spread like wildfire.  Then resorting to DNA work on feces,  
feathers or whatever to ID the bird seemed a bit of overkill and much ado 
about  nothing.  From tons of experience among banders, it is readily apparent 
 that some hybrids do occur that involve selasphorus birds
 
It was very apparent to most of us in the banding community early  on that 
the ID of the Illinois bird was flawed.  
 
As others have suggested, placing Calliope in the selasphorus genus speaks  
volumes regarding the way this discussion is headed.
 
Be well guys and have much fun with the hummers at your feeders in  winter.
 
Bob Sargent
Clay, Alabama
 
 
In a message dated 1/19/2012 6:45:39 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
hilton AT RUBYTHROAT.ORG writes:

From the  CarolinaBirds listserv. Any  comments?

BILL
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: Cathie Hutcheson <hutche AT SIU.EDU>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 09:13:53 -0600
The bird is a Rufous, as delineated by a bander. A supreme case of social 
construction of reality (check your sociology literature) in pegging it as a 
Calliope. 


Cathie Hutcheson
Makanda, IL
On Jan 19, 2012, at 6:45 AM, Bill Hilton Jr. wrote:

> From the CarolinaBirds listserv. Any comments?
> 
> BILL
> 
> 
> Begin forwarded message:
> 
>> From: John Scavetto 
>> Subject: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This 
sounds very promising ! 

>> Date: January 19, 2012 7:22:54 AM EST
>> To: MAS List , Carolinabirds 
 

>> 
>> I was on the Facebook site for the ABA and read a posting and monitored the 
conversation for about a month now. Found this posting this morning and thought 
I would share. This could solve many identification issues without having to 
capture the bird if you can get a close enough look! I won't ruin it for you so 
just follow the link. http://www.nabirding.com/ 

>> 
>> John Scavetto
>> Matthews, NC
>> 
> 
> =========
> 
> OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
> BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
> Executive Director
> Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York, 
South Carolina 29745 USA 

> office & cell (803) 684-5852
> fax (803) 684-0255
> 
> Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org ) is 
a cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, teachers, and 
others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the Ruby-throated 
Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights reserved and 
copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History ( 
http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project may be 
made via Network for Good at 
http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 

> 
> =============
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: "T.J. Zenzal" <tjzenzal AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 09:09:02 -0600
Calliope is actually in the genus *Stellula.

*T.J. Zenzal*
*
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 9:04 AM, Bob Sargent  wrote:

> Wrong
>
> Bob Sargent
> Clay, Alabama
>
>
> In a message dated 1/19/2012 8:52:38 A.M. Central Standard Time,
> s76lewis AT BELLSOUTH.NET writes:
>
> Calliope  is indeed in the Selasphorus genus.
> Sandy  Lewis
>



-- 
T.J. Zenzal
Migratory Bird Research Group
Department of Biological Sciences
University of Southern Mississippi
118 College Drive Box 5018
Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001
tjzenzal AT gmail.com
601-266-4394
Subject: Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: "James W. Beck" <ommatius AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 09:07:34 -0600
To my knowledge, Calliope 1) was only treated as *Archilochus* by Howell
and Webb (1995) and that itself was questionable and 2) NEVER placed
officially in *Selasphorus*.  -j

On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 9:01 AM, Bill Hilton Jr. wrote:

> SANDY . . .
>
> Calliope Hummingbirds, Stellula calliope, were split from Archilochus
> hummers several years ago. Older field guides would have the older
> nomenclature. To my knowledge they were never in Selasphorus.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> BILL
>
> =========
>
> On Jan 19, 2012, at 9:51 AM, s76lewis wrote:
>
> > Calliope is indeed in the Selasphorus genus.
> > Sandy Lewis
> >
> > Sent from my iPad
> >
> > On Jan 19, 2012, at 7:06 AM, "James W. Beck"  wrote:
> >
> >> Did I miss something?  Why is the author including Calliope in the *
> >> Selasphorus* genus?  He may have not intended to do so, but the wording
> >> strongly suggests otherwise.  I would think that in itself would speak
> >> volumes.  -j
> >>
> >> On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Bill Hilton Jr.  >wrote:
> >>
> >>> From the CarolinaBirds listserv. Any comments?
> >>>
> >>> BILL
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Begin forwarded message:
> >>>
> >>>> From: John Scavetto 
> >>>> Subject: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ?
> >>> This sounds very promising !
> >>>> Date: January 19, 2012 7:22:54 AM EST
> >>>> To: MAS List , Carolinabirds <
> >>> carolinabirds AT duke.edu>
> >>>>
> >>>>  I was on the Facebook site for the ABA and read a posting and
> >>> monitored  the conversation for about a month now. Found this posting
> this
> >>> morning and thought I would share. This could solve many identification
> >>> issues without having to capture the bird if you can get a close enough
> >>> look!   I won't ruin it for you so just follow the link.
> >>> http://www.nabirding.com/
> >>>>
> >>>> John Scavetto
> >>>> Matthews, NC
> >>>>
> >>>
> >>> =========
> >>>
> >>> OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
> >>> BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
> >>> Executive Director
> >>> Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road,
> York,
> >>> South Carolina 29745 USA
> >>> office & cell (803) 684-5852
> >>> fax (803) 684-0255
> >>>
> >>> Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project (
> http://www.rubythroat.org) is a cross-disciplinary international
> initiative in which students,
> >>> teachers, and others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of
> the
> >>> Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights
> >>> reserved and copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural
> History
> >>> ( http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project
> >>> may be made via Network for Good at
> >>>
> 
http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 

> >>>
> >>> =============
> >>>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> --
> >> -----------------------
> >> James W. Beck
> >> Broussard, Louisiana
> >> venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
> >> ommatius AT gmail.com
>
> =========
>
> OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
> BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
> Executive Director
> Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York,
> South Carolina 29745 USA
> office & cell (803) 684-5852
> fax (803) 684-0255
>
> Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org) is 
a cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, 

> teachers, and others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the
> Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights
> reserved and copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History
> ( http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project
> may be made via Network for Good at
> 
http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 

>
> =============
>



-- 
-----------------------
James W. Beck
 Broussard, Louisiana
venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
ommatius AT gmail.com
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the fie...
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 10:04:24 -0500
Wrong
 
Bob Sargent
Clay, Alabama
 
 
In a message dated 1/19/2012 8:52:38 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
s76lewis AT BELLSOUTH.NET writes:

Calliope  is indeed in the Selasphorus genus.
Sandy  Lewis
Subject: Re: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: "Bill Hilton Jr." <hilton AT RUBYTHROAT.ORG>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 10:01:07 -0500
SANDY . . .

Calliope Hummingbirds, Stellula calliope, were split from Archilochus hummers 
several years ago. Older field guides would have the older nomenclature. To my 
knowledge they were never in Selasphorus. 


Best wishes,

BILL

=========

On Jan 19, 2012, at 9:51 AM, s76lewis wrote:

> Calliope is indeed in the Selasphorus genus.
> Sandy Lewis
> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
> On Jan 19, 2012, at 7:06 AM, "James W. Beck"  wrote:
> 
>> Did I miss something?  Why is the author including Calliope in the *
>> Selasphorus* genus?  He may have not intended to do so, but the wording
>> strongly suggests otherwise.  I would think that in itself would speak
>> volumes.  -j
>> 
>> On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Bill Hilton Jr. 
wrote: 

>> 
>>> From the CarolinaBirds listserv. Any comments?
>>> 
>>> BILL
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Begin forwarded message:
>>> 
>>>> From: John Scavetto 
>>>> Subject: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ?
>>> This sounds very promising !
>>>> Date: January 19, 2012 7:22:54 AM EST
>>>> To: MAS List , Carolinabirds <
>>> carolinabirds AT duke.edu>
>>>> 
>>>>  I was on the Facebook site for the ABA and read a posting and
>>> monitored  the conversation for about a month now. Found this posting this
>>> morning and thought I would share. This could solve many identification
>>> issues without having to capture the bird if you can get a close enough
>>> look!   I won't ruin it for you so just follow the link.
>>> http://www.nabirding.com/
>>>> 
>>>> John Scavetto
>>>> Matthews, NC
>>>> 
>>> 
>>> =========
>>> 
>>> OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
>>> BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
>>> Executive Director
>>> Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York,
>>> South Carolina 29745 USA
>>> office & cell (803) 684-5852
>>> fax (803) 684-0255
>>> 
>>> Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org) 
is a cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, 

>>> teachers, and others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the
>>> Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights
>>> reserved and copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History
>>> ( http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project
>>> may be made via Network for Good at
>>> 
http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 

>>> 
>>> =============
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> -- 
>> -----------------------
>> James W. Beck
>> Broussard, Louisiana
>> venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
>> ommatius AT gmail.com

=========

OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
Executive Director
Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York, 
South Carolina 29745 USA 

office & cell (803) 684-5852
fax (803) 684-0255

Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org ) is a 
cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, teachers, and 
others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the Ruby-throated 
Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights reserved and 
copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History ( 
http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project may be 
made via Network for Good at 
http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 


=============
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: "James W. Beck" <ommatius AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 08:54:20 -0600
When did this take place?  Thanks!  -j

On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 8:51 AM, s76lewis  wrote:

> Calliope is indeed in the Selasphorus genus.
> Sandy Lewis
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jan 19, 2012, at 7:06 AM, "James W. Beck"  wrote:
>
> > Did I miss something?  Why is the author including Calliope in the *
> > Selasphorus* genus?  He may have not intended to do so, but the wording
> > strongly suggests otherwise.  I would think that in itself would speak
> > volumes.  -j
> >
> > On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Bill Hilton Jr.  >wrote:
> >
> >> From the CarolinaBirds listserv. Any comments?
> >>
> >> BILL
> >>
> >>
> >> Begin forwarded message:
> >>
> >>> From: John Scavetto 
> >>> Subject: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ?
> >> This sounds very promising !
> >>> Date: January 19, 2012 7:22:54 AM EST
> >>> To: MAS List , Carolinabirds <
> >> carolinabirds AT duke.edu>
> >>>
> >>>    I was on the Facebook site for the ABA and read a posting and
> >> monitored  the conversation for about a month now. Found this posting
> this
> >> morning and thought I would share. This could solve many identification
> >> issues without having to capture the bird if you can get a close enough
> >> look!   I won't ruin it for you so just follow the link.
> >> http://www.nabirding.com/
> >>>
> >>> John Scavetto
> >>> Matthews, NC
> >>>
> >>
> >> =========
> >>
> >> OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
> >> BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
> >> Executive Director
> >> Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road,
> York,
> >> South Carolina 29745 USA
> >> office & cell (803) 684-5852
> >> fax (803) 684-0255
> >>
> >> Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project (
> http://www.rubythroat.org) is a cross-disciplinary international
> initiative in which students,
> >> teachers, and others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of
> the
> >> Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights
> >> reserved and copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural
> History
> >> ( http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project
> >> may be made via Network for Good at
> >>
> 
http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 

> >>
> >> =============
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > -----------------------
> > James W. Beck
> > Broussard, Louisiana
> > venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
> > ommatius AT gmail.com
>



-- 
-----------------------
James W. Beck
 Broussard, Louisiana
venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
ommatius AT gmail.com
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: s76lewis <s76lewis AT BELLSOUTH.NET>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 08:51:07 -0600
Calliope is indeed in the Selasphorus genus.
Sandy Lewis

Sent from my iPad

On Jan 19, 2012, at 7:06 AM, "James W. Beck"  wrote:

> Did I miss something?  Why is the author including Calliope in the *
> Selasphorus* genus?  He may have not intended to do so, but the wording
> strongly suggests otherwise.  I would think that in itself would speak
> volumes.  -j
> 
> On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Bill Hilton Jr. 
wrote: 

> 
>> From the CarolinaBirds listserv. Any comments?
>> 
>> BILL
>> 
>> 
>> Begin forwarded message:
>> 
>>> From: John Scavetto 
>>> Subject: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ?
>> This sounds very promising !
>>> Date: January 19, 2012 7:22:54 AM EST
>>> To: MAS List , Carolinabirds <
>> carolinabirds AT duke.edu>
>>> 
>>>    I was on the Facebook site for the ABA and read a posting and
>> monitored  the conversation for about a month now. Found this posting this
>> morning and thought I would share. This could solve many identification
>> issues without having to capture the bird if you can get a close enough
>> look!   I won't ruin it for you so just follow the link.
>> http://www.nabirding.com/
>>> 
>>> John Scavetto
>>> Matthews, NC
>>> 
>> 
>> =========
>> 
>> OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
>> BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
>> Executive Director
>> Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York,
>> South Carolina 29745 USA
>> office & cell (803) 684-5852
>> fax (803) 684-0255
>> 
>> Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org) is 
a cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, 

>> teachers, and others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the
>> Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights
>> reserved and copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History
>> ( http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project
>> may be made via Network for Good at
>> 
http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 

>> 
>> =============
>> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> -----------------------
> James W. Beck
> Broussard, Louisiana
> venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
> ommatius AT gmail.com
Subject: Re: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: "James W. Beck" <ommatius AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 07:06:39 -0600
Did I miss something?  Why is the author including Calliope in the *
Selasphorus* genus?  He may have not intended to do so, but the wording
strongly suggests otherwise.  I would think that in itself would speak
volumes.  -j

On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Bill Hilton Jr. wrote:

> From the CarolinaBirds listserv. Any comments?
>
> BILL
>
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> > From: John Scavetto 
> > Subject: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ?
> This sounds very promising !
> > Date: January 19, 2012 7:22:54 AM EST
> > To: MAS List , Carolinabirds <
> carolinabirds AT duke.edu>
> >
> >     I was on the Facebook site for the ABA and read a posting and
> monitored  the conversation for about a month now. Found this posting this
> morning and thought I would share. This could solve many identification
> issues without having to capture the bird if you can get a close enough
> look!   I won't ruin it for you so just follow the link.
> http://www.nabirding.com/
> >
> > John Scavetto
> > Matthews, NC
> >
>
> =========
>
> OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
> BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
> Executive Director
> Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York,
> South Carolina 29745 USA
> office & cell (803) 684-5852
> fax (803) 684-0255
>
> Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org) is 
a cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, 

> teachers, and others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the
> Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights
> reserved and copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History
> ( http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project
> may be made via Network for Good at
> 
http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 

>
> =============
>



-- 
-----------------------
James W. Beck
 Broussard, Louisiana
venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
ommatius AT gmail.com
Subject: Fwd: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This sounds very promising !
From: "Bill Hilton Jr." <hilton AT RUBYTHROAT.ORG>
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 07:45:11 -0500
From the CarolinaBirds listserv. Any comments?

BILL


Begin forwarded message:

> From: John Scavetto 
> Subject: A new way to Identify Selasphorus Hummingbirds in the field ? This 
sounds very promising ! 

> Date: January 19, 2012 7:22:54 AM EST
> To: MAS List , Carolinabirds 
 

> 
> I was on the Facebook site for the ABA and read a posting and monitored the 
conversation for about a month now. Found this posting this morning and thought 
I would share. This could solve many identification issues without having to 
capture the bird if you can get a close enough look! I won't ruin it for you so 
just follow the link. http://www.nabirding.com/ 

> 
> John Scavetto
> Matthews, NC
> 

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Subject: Louisiana Western Winter Hummingbird Report #18
From: Erik Johnson <ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU>
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2012 20:07:47 -0600
Louisiana birders,



Thanks for continuing to send your hummingbird sightings for inclusion in
the LA winter hummingbird database!  Louisiana hummingbird observations or
corrections can be sent to HUMNET, LABIRD, or me (Erik Johnson, ejohn33 AT
lsu.edu).  Historic western winter hummingbird annual summaries can be
found on the Louisiana Ornithological Society website (www.losbird.org).



When reporting your hummingbirds, please provide the following information:
Your name
Your address (town only is acceptable)
First observed (FO) date (or, if discovered while banding or marking
other birds, the date it was observed)
Species
Age (Adult, immature, unknown)
Sex (Male, female, unknown)
Whether banded, when and by whom.



If additional information is learned through further observation or banding
or if a mistake needs to be corrected, please report those updates and I'll
make the changes.  Please report the last observed (LO) date, if possible,
when the bird leaves. This you can do more easily when the hummer has been
banded and marked.



Happy hummingbirding!

Erik Johnson

S Lafayette, LA
ejohn33 AT lsu.edu





THIS IS LOUISIANA WESTERN WINTER HUMMINGBIRD WEEKLY REPORT # 18 FOR THE
2011-2012 SEASON.



The following report contains three sections:

1)        New reports

2)        A brief summary of all reports

3)        List of reports by species and parish


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Following are the reports received and added to our database since 1/8/2012



1.Frank Arthur, River Ridge, LA (Jefferson)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 1/2/2012 (returnee banded by
NLN 1/2/2012)
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)
     #2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)
     #3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)
     #4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by NLN
1/2/2012)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by NLN
1/2/2012)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by NLN
1/2/2012)
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by NLN
1/2/2012)
2.Coney and Janie Barre, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 1/8/2012 (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Ad  M  OBS 1/11/2012 (banded
by NLN 1/11/2012)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 1/11/2012 (banded by
NLN 1/11/2012)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  OBS 1/12/2012 (banded
by NLN 1/11/2012)
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  OBS 1/11/2012 (banded
by NLN 1/11/2012)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012 (banded
by NLN 1/11/2012)
     #6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  OBS 1/11/2012 (banded
by NLN 1/11/2012)
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012 (banded
by NLN 1/11/2012)
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012 (banded
by NLN 1/11/2012)
     #9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012 (banded
by NLN 1/11/2012)
     #10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012 (banded
by NLN 1/11/2012)
3.Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA (Lafayette)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012
4.Tom Finnie, Sulphur, LA (Calcasieu)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 1/9/2012
5.Roddy and Geanna Gravois, Lydia, LA (Iberia)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked green)
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 1/14/2012
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked orange)
     #2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked yellow)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded
by DP 1/14/2012; marked orange)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  F  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked pink)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Ad  F  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded
by DP 1/14/2012; marked blue)
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded
by DP 1/14/2012; marked purple)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded
by DP 1/14/2012; marked yellow)
     #6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's)  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded
by DP 1/14/2012; marked pink)
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded
by DP 1/14/2012)
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  OBS 1/14/2012 (banded
by DP 1/14/2012; marked yellow and purple)
     #9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012
     #10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 1/14/2012 (adult?)
     #1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 1/13/2012 (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked green)
     #2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 1/13/2012
6.Toddy & Chris Guidry, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012
7.Kimberly Lanka, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 10/31/2011 (possibly multiple birds
as seen infrequently through January 2012)
8.David Muth, New Orleans, LA (Orleans)
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/30/2011
     #3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/30/2011
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/1/2012
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 1/7/2012
9.Jane Patterson, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 1/2/2012
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 1/11/2012
10.Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 1/12/2012
11.Wendy Rihner, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011
     #1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011
12.Naresh Sharma, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 1/8/2012
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 1/8/2012
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 1/8/2012
13.Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #15 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 1/7/2012
14.Wild-Bluebonnet Swamp, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 1/11/2012
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Summary of Reports as of 1/14/2012

 Anna's Hummingbird
   2 reports
   2 parishes
   2 sites

Archilochus sp.
   5 reports
   2 parishes
   4 sites

Black-chinned Hummingbird
   84 reports
   14 parishes
   42 sites

Broad-tailed Hummingbird
   12 reports
   6 parishes
   11 sites

Buff-bellied Hummingbird
   28 reports
   7 parishes
   17 sites

Calliope Hummingbird
   32 reports
   11 parishes
   24 sites

Ruby-throated Hummingbird
   51 reports
   10 parishes
   32 sites

Selasphorus Rufous/Allens
   342 reports
   21 parishes
   94 sites

--Identified Rufous
   149 reports
   12 parishes
   52 sites

--Identified Allen's
   7 reports
   5 parishes
   7 sites
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ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD

Iberville Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 12/15/2011  (shared with J.V. Remsen (FO
12/24/2011))

West Carroll Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA
#1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011  LO 12/21/2011
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ARCHILOCHUS SP.

East Baton Rouge Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/2/2011  (female/imm)

2. Wild-Bluebonnet Swamp, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  Im  M  OBS 12/29/2011
#2 Archilochus sp.  F  OBS 1/7/2012

Jefferson Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/4/2011  LO 12/4/2011

2. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  F  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by SL/NLN 12/6/2011)
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BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD

Calcasieu Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Tom Finnie, Sulphur, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 1/3/2012  LO 1/4/2012

Cameron Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Wild-Peveto Woods, Peveto Woods, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/6/2011  (found by Kevin Morgan and
Jacob Cooper)

East Baton Rouge Parish:  24 reports  12 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/25/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/4/2011  (returnee recaptured by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked green )
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked purple)

3. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011

4. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 10/18/2011  (returnee from
12/12/2010 recaptured by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/10/2011

5. Jane Patterson, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 1/2/2012

6. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/23/2011  (disappeared 12/4/2011,
reappeared in early Jan)

7. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/14/2011  (banded, possible 6th
year returnee (banded by NLN 1/9/2007))

8. Linda Knight, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/3/2011

9. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/21/2011  (confirmed 5th year
returnee by NLN; marked purple)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 9/23/2011  LO 9/26/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/19/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked orange; perhaps around as early as 11/11/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked green)
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/22/2011
#6 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/24/2011

10. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

11. Barbara Guglielmo, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/14/2011

12. Jared Wolfe, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011

Iberia Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011 OBS 11/7/2011

2. Roddy and Geanna Gravois, Lydia, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked orange)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked yellow)

Iberville Parish:  9 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/11/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/19/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/4/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/17/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/24/2011
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/28/2011

Jefferson Parish:  20 reports  7 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011  (banded by NLN
11/25/2011; marked purple; LO in Nov)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/22/2011  LO 12/5/2011  (banded
by NLN 11/25/2011; marked white)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway woods; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (found by D. Muth and
D. Ringer; possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (near Cemetery; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer; present 12/1/2011 DLD/SWC)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/21/2011  (found by C. Brantley)

3. Craig Mineo, River Ridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/1/2011

4. Frank Arthur, River Ridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)

5. Curt Sorrels, Kenner, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/17/2011  LO 12/12/2011

6. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 11/3/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 11/8/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 11/25/2011  (returnee banded on
left leg)
#6 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

7. Wendy Rihner, Metairie, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011

Lafayette Parish:  9 reports  5 sites

1. Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011  (female/imm)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/17/2011

2. Toddy & Chris Guidry, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 12/30/2011  (banded returnee)

3. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/2/2011  (banded by DP 12/12/2011)

4. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 10/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)

5. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011

Lafourche Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/3/2011

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011  LO 1/3/2012

Orleans Parish:  4 reports  2 sites

1. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011

2. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/30/2011

St. James Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/28/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  FO 10/17/2011  LO 10/17/2011  (probably
male)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/15/2011

St. Martin Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Gary Broussard, Breaux Bridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/22/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  4 reports  3 sites

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/30/2011  (banded by NLN 12/30/2011)

2. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by LB 1/2/2012)

3. Claire Thomas, Mandeville, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011

Vermilion Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Marc Broussard, Milton, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/26/2011

2. Debbie Guidry, Gueydan, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 10/15/2011
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BROAD-TAILED HUMMINGBIRD

Calcasieu Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Tom Finnie, Sulphur, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  FO 1/3/2012  LO 1/4/2012

East Baton Rouge Parish:  5 reports  5 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/3/2011  (ID not confirmed)

2. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)

3. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011

4. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/25/2011  (banded by NLN
10/31/2011; marked white)

5. Coney and Janie Barre, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 1/8/2012  (banded by NLN 1/11/2012)

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011

Iberville Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/11/2011
#2 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 12/11/2011  LO 12/11/2011

Lafayette Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)

St. Tammany Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Walter & Olga Clifton, Abita Springs, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 12/31/2011  (banding and FO dates
unknown)
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BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD

Calcasieu Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeanie Pousson, Moss Bluff, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/10/2011

East Baton Rouge Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 12/20/2011  (banded returnee)

2. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

Iberia Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Maretha Comeaux, Delcambre, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/25/2011

2. Roddy and Geanna Gravois, Lydia, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 1/13/2012  (banded by DP 1/14/2012;
marked green)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 1/13/2012

Iberville Parish:  7 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 9/24/2011  (possibly shared with Remsen's
#1 BUFH)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/19/2011  (possibly present as early as
10/12/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/18/2011  (possible FO as early as
11/12/2011)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011  LO 9/24/2011
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/4/2011  LO 11/4/2011

Jefferson Parish:  9 reports  5 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/16/2011  (banded on left leg -
likely returnee)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/23/2011  (found by D. Bosler; present
12/1/2011 SWC/DLD in Sureway woods)

3. Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 12/6/2011  LO 12/24/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 9/12/2011  (banded returnee in 4th
winter, recaptured by NLN 11/18/2011)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/18/2011  (banded, 2nd year returnee
recaptured by NLN in early Nov)
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 11/8/2011  (banded by NLN 11/18/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/13/2011  (originally banded in
Rockport, TX Sep 2010, recaptured by NLN 11/16/2011)
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/15/2011  (presumed returnee with
band on left leg)

5. Wendy Rihner, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011

Lafayette Parish:  4 reports  3 sites

1.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011  (banded by DP 12/14/2011)

2. Brenda Cooper, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/31/2011  ("arrived late October";
possible returnee)

3. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 1/12/2012

Lafourche Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Beth & Sammy Maniscalco, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/23/2011

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/14/2011  LO 11/14/2011
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CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  8 reports  6 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/6/2011;
marked pink/purple)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/6/2011

2. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 10/20/2011  (FO date uncertain, gone before
8 Nov)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/27/2011  (possibly Im M)

3. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/9/2011  (banded by NLN 12/10/2011)

4. Robert Sherman, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/20/2011  (banded by NLN 1/4/2012;
marked orange)

5. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 9/29/2011

6. Wild-Bluebonnet Swamp, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 1/11/2012

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/20/2011

Iberville Parish:  5 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/1/2011  LO 10/7/2011  (likely moved to J.V.
Remsen's yard)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011  (assumed
transient and not visitor from Van's)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/19/2011  LO 10/28/2011  (not Ad-M)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/15/2011  LO 11/15/2011  (female?)
#3 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/26/2011  LO 12/22/2011

Jackson Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeff Webster, Jonesboro, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/9/2011  LO 9/9/2011

Jefferson Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/8/2011)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011

2. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 12/7/2011  LO 12/7/2011

Lafayette Parish:  6 reports  5 sites

1. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011

2.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011

3. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 9/11/2011  LO 9/11/2011
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 10/17/2011  (likely 3rd year returnee.
Had not checked the yard since 8 Oct.)

4. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/14/2011  (banded by DP 12/15/2011)

5. Lou Drouent, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)

Livingston Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beau Gregory, Denham Springs, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011

Orleans Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/22/2011  (ID confirmed
by NLN from photo)

St. James Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. John and Veronica Sylvest & David Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/13/2011  (banded by
NLN 11/12/2011; marked pink)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/16/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

2. Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/7/2011

3. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/28/2011
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RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  12 reports  8 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/20/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/10/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked yellow)

3. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 10/12/2011  (banded by NLN on
10/12/2011; still present 11/10/2011+)

4. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 10/30/2011  LO 11/26/2011

5. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/9/2011  (probable 5th year
returnee)

6. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

7. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011

8. Jared Wolfe, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011

Iberia Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Roddy and Geanna Gravois, Lydia, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked green)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 1/14/2012

Iberville Parish:  5 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/17/2011  (still present as of
11/27/2011)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/20/2011  LO 11/28/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  LO 11/28/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/8/2011
#4 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/12/2011

Jefferson Parish:  11 reports  6 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/22/2011  (found
dead at neighbor's house)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/1/2011  (found by SWC/DLD; present
as of 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))

3. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/14/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011  LO 11/23/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011  LO 12/5/2011
#4 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 1/2/2012

4. Frank Arthur, River Ridge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 1/2/2012  (returnee banded by NLN
1/2/2012)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by NLN 1/2/2012)

5. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 10/15/2011  (banded returnee (left
leg) confirmed 10/15/2011, but probably already around a couple weeks, in
3rd winter, recaptured by NLN 11/18/2011.)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  LO 11/16/2011  (banded
by NLN 11/16/2011)

6. Wendy Rihner, Metairie, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011

Lafayette Parish:  9 reports  6 sites

1. Beckie Hariu, Scott, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/5/2011  LO 12/5/2011

2. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 11/7/2011  (present through at least
11/22/2011)

3. Toddy & Chris Guidry, Lafayette, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012

4. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 10/23/2011  LO 11/15/2011

5. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011 )

6. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011

Lafourche Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 8/7/2011  (banded on left leg;
present as of 5 Nov 2011)

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 11/18/2011  (present through at least
12/11/2011; possibly Im)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  FO 11/19/2011  (present as of 12/11/2011)

LaSalle Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beth Willis, Jena, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/19/2011

Orleans Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011  LO 12/24/2011

2. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/30/2011

St. James Parish:  4 reports  3 sites

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 11/15/2011  (had been around for a
few days already)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  (present through at
least 12/5/2011)

2. Bobby and Ollie Hymel, Lutcher, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/3/2011

3. John Meaux, Gramercy, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/5/2011  (possibly same as bird
in T. Sylvest yard one block away)

St. Tammany Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 12/30/2011  (banded by NLN 12/30/2011)
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SELASPHORUS RUFOUS/ALLENS

Calcasieu Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Sandra Lewis, Sulphur, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 10/31/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 10/31/2011

2. Tom Finnie, Sulphur, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 1/9/2012

East Baton Rouge Parish:  121 reports  27 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by NLN
11/20/2011; marked blue; LO 11/21/2011, but moved to J. Harris (FO
11/22/2011))
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/24/2011  (banded
12/10/2011 by NLN; perhaps one of J. Harris' birds)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/10/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/11/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/18/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/20/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/20/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/28/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/29/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 9/23/2011  (recaptured by
NLN 12/6/2011; foreign recap; marked orange)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 12/3/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked yellow)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked white)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked purple)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked orange/purple)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 12/4/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked blue)
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 12/4/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked white/yellow)

3. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/8/2011  (female/imm; as of 12/15/2011,
gone for a long while)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/18/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/29/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/29/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/30/2011

4. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 7/22/2011  LO 10/17/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 7/24/2011  LO 10/17/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/5/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/7/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by
NLN 11/26/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011

5. Bob and Karen Pierson, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 8/29/2011  LO 9/6/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/3/2011  LO 9/7/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  M  FO 9/12/2011  LO 9/19/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/17/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  M  FO 11/22/2011

6. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 9/17/2011  (banded, likely
returnee)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/23/2011

7. Jane Patterson, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 11/5/2011  (returnee
recaptured by NLN 1/6/2012 )
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/5/2011  (banded by NLN
1/6/2012)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/25/2011  (banded by NLN
1/6/2012)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 1/11/2012

8. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 9/2/2011  (returnee from
1/21/2007 (as SY), recaptured by NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/13/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 10/21/2011  (returnee from
2/24/2011 (J. Leblanc's yard), recaptured by NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/21/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/6/2011  LO 11/24/2011
 (banded by NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (banded
11/12/2011 by NLN/SL)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL on 11/12/2011)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/19/2011
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
#13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/3/2011
#14 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/31/2011
#15 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 1/7/2012

9. Dennis Demcheck, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

10. Cindy Macolini, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 8/8/2011

11. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 8/28/2011  LO 9/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/14/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 11/13/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/17/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

12. Russ & Lisa Norwood, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/8/2012
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 1/8/2012

13. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/12/2011  LO 10/12/2011
 (banded by NLN 10/12/2011; marked orange)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/10/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/19/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/10/2011; marked white; perhaps around as early as 11/11/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/30/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked yellow)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked purple)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 12/15/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/19/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/19/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 12/24/2011
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/24/2011  (marked
yellow; probably the yellow & green bird that was banded by NLN at Kevin's
house; green strip has been completely lost)

14. Robert Sherman, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked yellow; still present as of 1/5/2012)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
1/4/2012; marked white)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/21/2011

15. Elizabeth Brown, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 11/12/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  OBS 11/12/2011  (returnee)

16. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

17. Linda Stewart, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/15/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/15/2011

18. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/19/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/29/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/24/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

19. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/10/2011

20. Barbara Guglielmo, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/8/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/8/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011

21. Naresh Sharma, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/16/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 1/8/2012
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 1/8/2012
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 1/8/2012

22. Hugues Beaufrere, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/11/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/11/2011

23. Phil Stouffer, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/22/2011

24. Dolly Williams, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/1/2012

25. Wild-Bluebonnet Swamp, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 1/1/2012  (still present
as of 1/11/2012)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/7/2012

26. Kimberly Lanka, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 10/31/2011  (possibly multiple birds as
seen infrequently through January 2012)

27. Coney and Janie Barre, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  OBS 1/11/2012  (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 1/11/2012  (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 1/12/2012  (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 1/11/2012  (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012  (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 1/11/2012  (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012  (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012  (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012  (banded by NLN
1/11/2012)
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 1/11/2012  (banded by
NLN 1/11/2012)

Iberia Parish:  13 reports  2 sites

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/7/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/7/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/17/2011

2. Roddy and Geanna Gravois, Lydia, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked orange)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) F  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked pink)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked blue)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked purple)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked yellow)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked pink)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 1/14/2012  (banded by DP
1/14/2012; marked yellow and purple)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 1/14/2012  (adult?)

Iberville Parish:  22 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/2/2011  LO 11/16/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/7/2011  LO 11/16/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/9/2011  LO 11/9/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/10/2011  LO 11/11/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) FO 11/13/2011  LO 11/13/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/14/2011  LO 11/16/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/14/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/26/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 10/22/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 11/15/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/19/2011  (solid green back and
present through at least 12/26/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/9/2011  LO 12/9/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/17/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/23/2011
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/23/2011
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/23/2011
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
#13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/28/2011

Jefferson Parish:  44 reports  9 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/4/2011  LO 10/10/2011
 (Banded by NLN 10/5/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/13/2011  (banded by NLN
11/14/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/19/2011  LO 11/19/2011
 (banded by NLN 11/19/2011; OBS at Tim Daigre's 11/20/2011 about 1 mi away)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/19/2011  (banded by NLN
11/23/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/22/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  FO 11/28/2011  LO 12/5/2011
 (banded by NLN 12/1/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/5/2011  (banded by NLN;
marked blue )
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/11/2011  (banded by NLN; marked
yellow)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 1/8/2012  (banded by NLN
1/8/2012)
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 1/8/2012  (banded by NLN
1/8/2012)
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  OBS 1/8/2012  (banded returnee)
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 1/8/2012

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 9/11/2011  (found by D. Muth, P.
Wallace, and R.D. Purrington at Minnich at Wolfpak lanes in bottlebrush)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway Woods; found by D.
Muth and D. Ringer)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway Woods; found by D.
Muth and D. Ringer )
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  OBS 12/1/2011  (found by DLD/SWC;
possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 12/1/2011  (found by
DLD/SWC; possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))

3. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/24/2011  LO 11/2/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011  LO 1/4/2012

4. Frank Arthur, River Ridge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by NLN
1/2/2012)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by NLN
1/2/2012)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by NLN
1/2/2012)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by NLN
1/2/2012)

5. Curt Sorrels, Kenner, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/22/2011  LO 12/19/2011

6. Beth Wiggins, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/24/2011

7. Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/8/2011  LO 9/8/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/19/2011  LO 9/21/2011
 (banded by NLN)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) F  FO 9/26/2011  LO 9/29/2011
 (banded by NLN)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) F  FO 10/2/2011  LO 10/5/2011
 (banded by NLN 10/4/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 10/23/2011  LO 10/23/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/14/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 12/24/2011

8. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/10/2011  LO 10/10/2011  (large central
gorget patch - female or imm male?)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/12/2011  LO 10/15/2011  (more
rufous overall than #1)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/21/2011  LO 10/21/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/25/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/29/2011  LO 10/31/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/13/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/22/2011  (banded by SL/NLN
12/6/2011)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011

9. James Beck, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/3/2011

Lafayette Parish:  36 reports  15 sites

1. Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/11/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/21/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/21/2011

2. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/24/2011  LO 9/29/2011
 (banded DP/EIJ on 9/27/2011)

3. Rose and Jack Must, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 9/11/2011

4. Beckie Hariu, Scott, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/5/2011

5. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/30/2011  LO 11/7/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) (Allen's) Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011  LO 12/2/2011

6. Bill & Lydia Fontenot, Carencro, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/24/2011  LO 12/3/2011

7. Toddy & Chris Guidry, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 10/2/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/30/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/30/2011

8.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) FO 12/3/2011  (banded by DP on
12/14/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/14/2011  (banded by DP
12/14/2011)

9. Brenda Cooper, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/14/2011  (female/imm)

10. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by
D. Patton)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)

11. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/23/2011  LO 10/26/2011
 (Rufous by display dive and broad outer rects?)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/29/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/8/2011

12. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/5/2011  (probable returnee)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 12/7/2011  (returnee from
1/8/2011; recaptured by DP 12/15/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/9/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)

13. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/11/2011  (banded by
DP/EIJ 9/11/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  OBS 11/26/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/30/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 1/14/2012

14. Sarah Must, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  OBS 9/3/2011  (host suggested it had been
around for "a few weeks"; reported by Rose Must 9/3/11)

15. Lou Drouent, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (banded by DP
12/13/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/13/2011  (banded by DP
12/13/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/13/2011

Lafourche Parish:  13 reports  4 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 8/28/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 10/5/2011

2. Beth & Sammy Maniscalco, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 8/17/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 8/27/2011

3. John Conover, Raceland, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/3/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/14/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/2/2011  (female/imm)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/3/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/26/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/26/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/27/2011

4. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (still present as of
1/8/2012)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/10/2011  (imm/female; possibly present
since 12/4; still present as of 1/8/2012)

LaSalle Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beth Willis, Jena, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/22/2011  LO 10/22/2011  (female/imm)

Livingston Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beau Gregory, Denham Springs, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/18/2011  LO 9/18/2011  (probable female)

Orleans Parish:  16 reports  5 sites

1. Lita Pinter, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/13/2011  LO 11/13/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/4/2011

2. Liz Sigler, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/28/2011  (FO date approximate)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/19/2011

3. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/6/2011  LO 9/11/2011
 (banded by NLN 9/8/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 9/8/2011  LO 9/11/2011
 (Banded by NLN 9/8/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/28/2011  LO 9/29/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 11/3/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/28/2011

4. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/22/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/1/2012
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 1/7/2012

5. Jerry Leone, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 12/23/2011  (banded by
NLN 1/2/2012)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 12/25/2011  (banded by
NLN 1/2/2012)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 1/2/2012

Plaquemines Parish:  1 report  1 site

1.  Wild-Yellow Cotton Bayside Cab, Boothville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 9/19/2011  (found by D. Bosler)

Pointe Coupee Parish:  9 reports  1 site

1. Mara Domingue, Ventress, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/12/2011  (probably Rufous given
rust coming in on back and nape)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 10/25/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/3/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/4/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/5/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/13/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/18/2011

St. Charles Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Pat & Melanie Stephens, St. Rose, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 8/25/2011  LO 9/5/2011
 (banded by NLN 9/2/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 9/26/2011 OBS 9/30/2011
 (banded by NLN 9/30/2011)

St. James Parish:  8 reports  5 sites

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/5/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/30/2011  (female/imm)

2. Irvin and Celeste Louque, Paulina, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/17/2011

3. Ken Prestenbach, Vacherie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/20/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/20/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/20/2011

4. Bobby and Ollie Hymel, Lutcher, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/18/2011  (female/imm)

5. John Meaux, Gramercy, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 12/5/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  14 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/13/2011  LO 9/13/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/27/2011  LO 9/28/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/3/2011  LO 10/3/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/7/2011  LO 10/7/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/7/2011  LO 11/7/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/10/2011  LO 11/10/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/15/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 9/27/2011  LO 10/7/2011
 (ID by photos of outer rect width )
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/7/2011
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/13/2011
 (banded by NLN 11/12/2011; marked green)
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  (mostly rust
back)
#13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/16/2011  (missing patch of
feathers from lower right side gorget)
#14 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/18/2011  (rust middle of nape
and left side of mantle just above wing)

St. Tammany Parish:  30 reports  10 sites

1. Linda Beall, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/13/2011  (banded by LB
11/27/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 11/20/2011  (banded by LB
11/27/2011)

2. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/9/2011  LO 10/9/2011
 (banded by NLN 10/9/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 10/9/2011  (not seen by NLN and
crew on 10/23/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/9/2011  (not seen by NLN and
crew on 10/23/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/23/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/30/2011  (banded by NLN
12/30/2011)
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/30/2011  (banded by NLN 12/30/2011)

3. Walter & Olga Clifton, Abita Springs, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/31/2011  (banding and FO
dates unknown)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/31/2011  (banding and FO
dates unknown)

4. Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 8/3/2011  (band on left
leg (likely C25798) "Ms. Pink")
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/26/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/5/2011  (banded by LB
12/27/2012)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/31/2011  (banded by LB
1/2/2012)

5. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 11/20/2011

6. Darion DeLane, Mandeville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  OBS 11/6/2011  (recaptured
returnee from Jan 2011 by LB)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/18/2011  (banded by LB
11/20/2011)

7. Claire Thomas, Mandeville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Ad  F  FO 11/17/2011  (banded
returnee by L. Beall in 2007 )
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/19/2011  (banded by LB)

8. Thomas Trenchard, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 8/26/2011  LO 8/30/2011  (possibly
female)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/12/2011  LO 9/13/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/7/2011  LO 10/7/2011  (possible female)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/9/2011 OBS 10/9/2011

9. Janine Robin, Folsom, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/26/2011  LO 9/27/2011

10. Sunday Mitchell, West Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/22/2011  (banded by LB
12/27/2011)

Tangipahoa Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Pat Lanier, Husser, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/25/2011

2. Leon Lalonde, Ponchatoula, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/3/2011

Vermilion Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Marc Broussard, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/26/2011

2. Wild-White Lake Headquarters, , LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/28/2011  (found by J. V. Remsen and D.
Lane)

West Baton Rouge Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. G. Wayne McCartney, Port Allen, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 11/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 11/23/2011

West Carroll Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/10/2011  LO 12/15/2011

Winn Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Sarah Byrd, Tullos, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/14/2011  LO 9/16/2011
 ------------------------------
Subject: Oops!
From: Lauren <Elle425 AT COX.NET>
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 10:54:27 -0600
Oops! Sorry, everybody, for emailing the whole list! I meant to change it to 
Jim's email in the address field but am doing too many things at once & forgot 
before I clicked on send. Embarrassed! 


:-)

Lauren Wright
Baton Rouge, LA








On Jan 13, 2012, at 9:57 AM, Jim Cummings wrote:

> Humnetters, I received in my personal email, this note and photos of an 
albino RTH. For those who would like to see them, feel free to email me. It's 
location was in Virginia. When? I have no idea at this time. At the bottom of 
each photo, it says Dailysquee.com, for what thats worth. 

> 
> 
> A rare treat... an albino hummingbird. Something that is
> 
> seldom seen and almost NEVER photographed.
> 
> Fifteen-year-old photographer Marlin Shank was fortunate enough to capture 
> several images of a rare albino ruby-throated hummingbird while in a park in 
> Staunton , Va
> 
> Jim
> jims50th AT yahoo.com
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- On Thu, 1/12/12, Jane Patterson  wrote:
> 
>> From: Jane Patterson 
>> Subject: [HUMNET-L] Winter hummingbirds featured!
>> To: HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU
>> Date: Thursday, January 12, 2012, 7:24 PM
>> Invited The Advocate to do an article
>> on our winter hummingbirds.  It ran last Sunday:
>> http://theadvocate.com/home/1706123-125/hummingbirds-galore-in-area.html
>> 
>> And our big Winter Hummingbird weekend is next week! 
>> Hope to see y'all...
>> 
>> --Jane Patterson
>> Baton Rouge Audubon Society
>> www.braudubon.org
>> ========================
>> *January 20 -- Destination Louisiana: Hosting and Enjoying
>> Wintering Hummingbirds *
>> 
>> Dennis Demcheck, long-time appreciator of winter
>> hummingbirds will present a talk which will showcase the
>> under-appreciated fact that as many as 9 different kinds of
>> hummingbirds throughout North America regularly spend the
>> winter months in Louisiana. In the summer we have only one
>> kind of hummingbird, the Ruby-throated, but in winter the
>> Rubies will be replaced by such beautiful species as the
>> Rufous, Buff-bellied, Calliope, and others as they take
>> advantage of the relatively mild Louisiana winter climate. A
>> huge benefit for experienced and casual birders alike is
>> that these birds are comfortable and easily seen in our
>> yards. No long wilderness experiences or expensive gear are
>> needed to enjoy the secret lives of these little gems from
>> our kitchen windows. The talk will discuss the various types
>> of flowers, feeders, and evergreen cover the birds prefer.
>> We will present a quick survey of the kinds of hummingbirds
>> to be expected in southern Louisiana with identification
>> tips. The talk will recommend hummer-friendly plants readily
>> available from local nurseries. Come learn about these rare
>> and special birds in this introduction tailored to the
>> non-expert birder. This presentation will provide context
>> for the BRAS Winter Hummingbird tour the following day.
>> 
>> Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson - 
President AT braudubon.org 

>> or by calling Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center at
>> 225-757-8905.
>> 
>> Location: Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
>> Time: 6:30 pm
>> Cost: Members: Free Non-members: $3
>> BRAS Members Only: No
>> ----------------------------------------------------
>> *January 21 -- Winter Hummingbird Tour*
>> 
>> Each winter as many as 9 different North American species
>> of Hummingbird spend the winter in certain yards and gardens
>> around Baton Rouge. If you would like an opportunity to view
>> some of these rare and special birds, please join us for the
>> Annual Winter Hummingbird Tour. We will meet at Coffee Call
>> coffee house on College Drive at 7:30 am on Saturday,
>> January 21. There we will probably split in to groups
>> (depending on the number of attendees) and carpool in order
>> to visit the homes of several Hummingbird Hosts in the Baton
>> Rouge area. Species that we hope to see include Rufous,
>> Black-Chinned, Broad-tailed, Buff-Bellied, Calliope, and
>> more.
>> 
>> Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson - 
President AT braudubon.org 

>> or sign up at the presentation on Jan. 20 at Bluebonnet
>> Nature Center
>> 
>> Location: Coffee Call coffee house on College Drive
>> Time: 7:30 am
>> Cost: Free
>> BRAS Members Only: No
>> 
Subject: Re: Winter hummingbirds featured!
From: Lauren <Elle425 AT COX.NET>
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 10:21:22 -0600
Hi Jim - 

I would love to see those photos. Thanks!

:-)

Lauren Wright
Baton Rouge, LA



On Jan 13, 2012, at 9:57 AM, Jim Cummings wrote:

> Humnetters, I received in my personal email, this note and photos of an 
albino RTH. For those who would like to see them, feel free to email me. It's 
location was in Virginia. When? I have no idea at this time. At the bottom of 
each photo, it says Dailysquee.com, for what thats worth. 

> 
> 
> A rare treat... an albino hummingbird. Something that is
> 
> seldom seen and almost NEVER photographed.
> 
> Fifteen-year-old photographer Marlin Shank was fortunate enough to capture 
> several images of a rare albino ruby-throated hummingbird while in a park in 
> Staunton , Va
> 
> Jim
> jims50th AT yahoo.com
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- On Thu, 1/12/12, Jane Patterson  wrote:
> 
>> From: Jane Patterson 
>> Subject: [HUMNET-L] Winter hummingbirds featured!
>> To: HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU
>> Date: Thursday, January 12, 2012, 7:24 PM
>> Invited The Advocate to do an article
>> on our winter hummingbirds.  It ran last Sunday:
>> http://theadvocate.com/home/1706123-125/hummingbirds-galore-in-area.html
>> 
>> And our big Winter Hummingbird weekend is next week! 
>> Hope to see y'all...
>> 
>> --Jane Patterson
>> Baton Rouge Audubon Society
>> www.braudubon.org
>> ========================
>> *January 20 -- Destination Louisiana: Hosting and Enjoying
>> Wintering Hummingbirds *
>> 
>> Dennis Demcheck, long-time appreciator of winter
>> hummingbirds will present a talk which will showcase the
>> under-appreciated fact that as many as 9 different kinds of
>> hummingbirds throughout North America regularly spend the
>> winter months in Louisiana. In the summer we have only one
>> kind of hummingbird, the Ruby-throated, but in winter the
>> Rubies will be replaced by such beautiful species as the
>> Rufous, Buff-bellied, Calliope, and others as they take
>> advantage of the relatively mild Louisiana winter climate. A
>> huge benefit for experienced and casual birders alike is
>> that these birds are comfortable and easily seen in our
>> yards. No long wilderness experiences or expensive gear are
>> needed to enjoy the secret lives of these little gems from
>> our kitchen windows. The talk will discuss the various types
>> of flowers, feeders, and evergreen cover the birds prefer.
>> We will present a quick survey of the kinds of hummingbirds
>> to be expected in southern Louisiana with identification
>> tips. The talk will recommend hummer-friendly plants readily
>> available from local nurseries. Come learn about these rare
>> and special birds in this introduction tailored to the
>> non-expert birder. This presentation will provide context
>> for the BRAS Winter Hummingbird tour the following day.
>> 
>> Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson - 
President AT braudubon.org 

>> or by calling Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center at
>> 225-757-8905.
>> 
>> Location: Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
>> Time: 6:30 pm
>> Cost: Members: Free Non-members: $3
>> BRAS Members Only: No
>> ----------------------------------------------------
>> *January 21 -- Winter Hummingbird Tour*
>> 
>> Each winter as many as 9 different North American species
>> of Hummingbird spend the winter in certain yards and gardens
>> around Baton Rouge. If you would like an opportunity to view
>> some of these rare and special birds, please join us for the
>> Annual Winter Hummingbird Tour. We will meet at Coffee Call
>> coffee house on College Drive at 7:30 am on Saturday,
>> January 21. There we will probably split in to groups
>> (depending on the number of attendees) and carpool in order
>> to visit the homes of several Hummingbird Hosts in the Baton
>> Rouge area. Species that we hope to see include Rufous,
>> Black-Chinned, Broad-tailed, Buff-Bellied, Calliope, and
>> more.
>> 
>> Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson - 
President AT braudubon.org 

>> or sign up at the presentation on Jan. 20 at Bluebonnet
>> Nature Center
>> 
>> Location: Coffee Call coffee house on College Drive
>> Time: 7:30 am
>> Cost: Free
>> BRAS Members Only: No
>> 
Subject: Re: Winter hummingbirds featured!
From: Jim Cummings <jims50th AT YAHOO.COM>
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 07:57:54 -0800
Humnetters, I received in my personal email, this note and photos of an albino 
RTH. For those who would like to see them, feel free to email me. It's location 
was in Virginia. When? I have no idea at this time. At the bottom of each 
photo, it says Dailysquee.com, for what thats worth. 


 
A rare treat... an albino hummingbird. Something that is

seldom seen and almost NEVER photographed.

Fifteen-year-old photographer Marlin Shank was fortunate enough to capture 
several images of a rare albino ruby-throated hummingbird while in a park in 
Staunton , Va

Jim
jims50th AT yahoo.com
 
 
 


--- On Thu, 1/12/12, Jane Patterson  wrote:

> From: Jane Patterson 
> Subject: [HUMNET-L] Winter hummingbirds featured!
> To: HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU
> Date: Thursday, January 12, 2012, 7:24 PM
> Invited The Advocate to do an article
> on our winter hummingbirds.  It ran last Sunday:
> http://theadvocate.com/home/1706123-125/hummingbirds-galore-in-area.html
> 
> And our big Winter Hummingbird weekend is next week! 
> Hope to see y'all...
> 
> --Jane Patterson
> Baton Rouge Audubon Society
> www.braudubon.org
> ========================
> *January 20 -- Destination Louisiana: Hosting and Enjoying
> Wintering Hummingbirds *
> 
> Dennis Demcheck, long-time appreciator of winter
> hummingbirds will present a talk which will showcase the
> under-appreciated fact that as many as 9 different kinds of
> hummingbirds throughout North America regularly spend the
> winter months in Louisiana. In the summer we have only one
> kind of hummingbird, the Ruby-throated, but in winter the
> Rubies will be replaced by such beautiful species as the
> Rufous, Buff-bellied, Calliope, and others as they take
> advantage of the relatively mild Louisiana winter climate. A
> huge benefit for experienced and casual birders alike is
> that these birds are comfortable and easily seen in our
> yards. No long wilderness experiences or expensive gear are
> needed to enjoy the secret lives of these little gems from
> our kitchen windows. The talk will discuss the various types
> of flowers, feeders, and evergreen cover the birds prefer.
> We will present a quick survey of the kinds of hummingbirds
> to be expected in southern Louisiana with identification
> tips. The talk will recommend hummer-friendly plants readily
> available from local nurseries. Come learn about these rare
> and special birds in this introduction tailored to the
> non-expert birder. This presentation will provide context
> for the BRAS Winter Hummingbird tour the following day.
> 
> Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson - 
President AT braudubon.org 

> or by calling Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center at
> 225-757-8905.
> 
> Location: Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
> Time: 6:30 pm
> Cost: Members: Free Non-members: $3
> BRAS Members Only: No
> ----------------------------------------------------
> *January 21 -- Winter Hummingbird Tour*
> 
> Each winter as many as 9 different North American species
> of Hummingbird spend the winter in certain yards and gardens
> around Baton Rouge. If you would like an opportunity to view
> some of these rare and special birds, please join us for the
> Annual Winter Hummingbird Tour. We will meet at Coffee Call
> coffee house on College Drive at 7:30 am on Saturday,
> January 21. There we will probably split in to groups
> (depending on the number of attendees) and carpool in order
> to visit the homes of several Hummingbird Hosts in the Baton
> Rouge area. Species that we hope to see include Rufous,
> Black-Chinned, Broad-tailed, Buff-Bellied, Calliope, and
> more.
> 
> Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson - 
President AT braudubon.org 

> or sign up at the presentation on Jan. 20 at Bluebonnet
> Nature Center
> 
> Location: Coffee Call coffee house on College Drive
> Time: 7:30 am
> Cost: Free
> BRAS Members Only: No
> 
Subject: Winter hummingbirds featured!
From: Jane Patterson <cocamila AT COX.NET>
Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2012 22:24:52 -0600
Invited The Advocate to do an article on our winter hummingbirds.  It 
ran last Sunday:
http://theadvocate.com/home/1706123-125/hummingbirds-galore-in-area.html

And our big Winter Hummingbird weekend is next week!  Hope to see y'all...

--Jane Patterson
Baton Rouge Audubon Society
www.braudubon.org
========================
*January 20 -- Destination Louisiana: Hosting and Enjoying Wintering 
Hummingbirds *

Dennis Demcheck, long-time appreciator of winter hummingbirds will 
present a talk which will showcase the under-appreciated fact that as 
many as 9 different kinds of hummingbirds throughout North America 
regularly spend the winter months in Louisiana. In the summer we have 
only one kind of hummingbird, the Ruby-throated, but in winter the 
Rubies will be replaced by such beautiful species as the Rufous, 
Buff-bellied, Calliope, and others as they take advantage of the 
relatively mild Louisiana winter climate. A huge benefit for experienced 
and casual birders alike is that these birds are comfortable and easily 
seen in our yards. No long wilderness experiences or expensive gear are 
needed to enjoy the secret lives of these little gems from our kitchen 
windows. The talk will discuss the various types of flowers, feeders, 
and evergreen cover the birds prefer. We will present a quick survey of 
the kinds of hummingbirds to be expected in southern Louisiana with 
identification tips. The talk will recommend hummer-friendly plants 
readily available from local nurseries. Come learn about these rare and 
special birds in this introduction tailored to the non-expert birder. 
This presentation will provide context for the BRAS Winter Hummingbird 
tour the following day.

Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson - 
President AT braudubon.org or by calling Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center at 
225-757-8905.

Location: Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
Time: 6:30 pm
Cost: Members: Free Non-members: $3
BRAS Members Only: No
----------------------------------------------------
*January 21 -- Winter Hummingbird Tour*

Each winter as many as 9 different North American species of Hummingbird 
spend the winter in certain yards and gardens around Baton Rouge. If you 
would like an opportunity to view some of these rare and special birds, 
please join us for the Annual Winter Hummingbird Tour. We will meet at 
Coffee Call coffee house on College Drive at 7:30 am on Saturday, 
January 21. There we will probably split in to groups (depending on the 
number of attendees) and carpool in order to visit the homes of several 
Hummingbird Hosts in the Baton Rouge area. Species that we hope to see 
include Rufous, Black-Chinned, Broad-tailed, Buff-Bellied, Calliope, and 
more.

Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson - 
President AT braudubon.org or sign up at the presentation on Jan. 20 at 
Bluebonnet Nature Center

Location: Coffee Call coffee house on College Drive
Time: 7:30 am
Cost: Free
BRAS Members Only: No
Subject: Hilton Pond 01/01/12 (Rufous Hummer, Crossed Bills, Bird Sculptor)
From: "Bill Hilton Jr." <hilton AT RUBYTHROAT.ORG>
Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2012 11:50:31 -0500
Our 31st year at Hilton Pond Center started out rather slow as far as birds are 
concerned, but a trip to Atlanta was quite productive. Along the way we banded 
our first winter vagrant Rufous Hummingbird of 2012, met old friends from our 
Neotropical hummer expeditions, observed a Northern Flicker with a strangely 
crossed bill, and talked with Grainger McKoy of Sumter SC--arguably the world's 
best carver and sculptor of birds. Our latest "This Week at Hilton Pond" photo 
essay for 1-7 Jan 2012 covers all this and more at 
http://www.hiltonpond.org/ThisWeek120101.html 


While there don't forget to scroll down for a list of birds banded and 
recaptured at Hilton Pond, plus a short discussion about the current lack of 
winter birds at the Center. 


Happy (New Year) Nature Watching!

BILL

=========

OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
Executive Director
Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York, 
South Carolina 29745 USA 

office & cell (803) 684-5852
fax (803) 684-0255

Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org ) is a 
cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, teachers, and 
others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the Ruby-throated 
Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights reserved and 
copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History ( 
http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project may be 
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Subject: LA Western Winter Hummingbird Report #17
From: Erik Johnson <ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU>
Date: Sun, 8 Jan 2012 22:43:11 -0600
Louisiana birders,



Reports of new birds just keep on coming in!  Thanks for continuing to send
these for inclusion in the LA winter hummingbird database!  Louisiana
hummingbird observations or corrections can be sent to HUMNET, LABIRD,
or me (Erik Johnson, ejohn33 AT lsu.edu).  Historic western winter
hummingbird annual summaries can be found on the Louisiana Ornithological
Society website (www.losbird.org).



When reporting your hummingbirds, please provide the following information:
Your name
Your address (town only is acceptable)
First observed (FO) date (or, if discovered while banding or marking
other birds, the date it was observed)
Species
Age (Adult, immature, unknown)
Sex (Male, female, unknown)
Whether banded, when and by whom.



If additional information is learned through further observation or banding
or if a mistake needs to be corrected, please report those updates and I'll
make the changes.  Please report the last observed (LO) date, if possible,
when the bird leaves. This you can do more easily when the hummer has been
banded and marked.



Happy hummingbirding!

Erik Johnson

S Lafayette, LA
ejohn33 AT lsu.edu





THIS IS LOUISIANA WESTERN WINTER HUMMINGBIRD WEEKLY REPORT # 17 FOR THE
2011-2012 SEASON.



The following report contains three sections:

1)        New reports

2)        A brief summary of all reports

3)        List of reports by species and parish


 ------------------------------

Following are the reports received and added to our database since
12/31/2011



1.Jean Brou, Slidell, LA (St. Tammany)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 1/2/2012 (banded by LB 1/2/2012)
2.Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #1 Archilochus sp.  F  FO 1/2/2012
3.Walter & Olga Clifton, Abita Springs, LA (St. Tammany)
     #1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 12/31/2011 (banding and FO
dates unknown)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/31/2011 (banding and FO
dates unknown)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/31/2011 (banding and FO
dates unknown)
4.John Conover, Raceland, LA (Lafourche)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/26/2011
     #6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/26/2011
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/27/2011
5.Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/30/2011
6.Tom Finnie, Sulphur, LA (Calcasieu)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 1/3/2012
     #1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  FO 1/3/2012
7.Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 12/24/2011
8.Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA (Orleans)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/28/2011
9.Jerry Leone, New Orleans, LA (Orleans)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011
10.Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/28/2011
     #9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/29/2011
11.Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  OBS 1/8/2012 (banded by
NLN 1/8/2012)
     #10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  FO 1/8/2012 (banded by
NLN 1/8/2012)
     #11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  OBS 1/8/2012 (banded returnee)
     #12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 1/8/2012
12.Russ & Lisa Norwood, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/8/2012
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 1/8/2012
13.John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA (St. Tammany)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 12/30/2011 (banded by NLN 12/30/2011)
     #2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/30/2011 (banded by NLN 12/30/2011)
     #9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/30/2011 (banded by NLN
12/30/2011)
     #10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/30/2011 (banded by NLN
12/30/2011)
14.Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA (St. Tammany)
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/31/2011 (banded
by LB 1/2/2012)
15.Robert Sherman, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  FO 12/10/2011 (banded
by NLN 1/4/2012; marked white)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/21/2011
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/20/2011 (banded by NLN 1/4/2012;
marked orange)
16.Curt Sorrels, Kenner, LA (Jefferson)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/17/2011 LO 12/12/2011
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)
 Im  M  FO 10/22/2011 LO 12/19/2011
17.Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #14 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/31/2011
18.Beth Wiggins, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011
19.Wild-Bluebonnet Swamp, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Archilochus sp.  Im  M  OBS 12/29/2011
     #2 Archilochus sp.  F  OBS 1/7/2012
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  OBS 1/1/2012
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/7/2012
20.Dolly Williams, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/1/2012
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Summary of Reports as of 1/8/2012

 Anna's Hummingbird
   2 reports
   2 parishes
   2 sites

Archilochus sp.
   6 reports
   2 parishes
   5 sites

Black-chinned Hummingbird
   76 reports
   14 parishes
   39 sites

Broad-tailed Hummingbird
   11 reports
   6 parishes
   10 sites

Buff-bellied Hummingbird
   25 reports
   8 parishes
   16 sites

Calliope Hummingbird
   31 reports
   11 parishes
   23 sites

Ruby-throated Hummingbird
   44 reports
   9 parishes
   30 sites

Selasphorus Rufous/Allens
   307 reports
   21 parishes
   89 sites

--Identified Rufous
   122 reports
   11 parishes
   46 sites

--Identified Allen's
   6 reports
   4 parishes
   6 sites
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ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD

Iberville Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 12/15/2011  (shared with J.V. Remsen (FO
12/24/2011))

West Carroll Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA
#1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011
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ARCHILOCHUS SP.

East Baton Rouge Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/2/2011  (female/imm)

2. Wild-Bluebonnet Swamp, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  Im  M  OBS 12/29/2011
#2 Archilochus sp.  F  OBS 1/7/2012

Jefferson Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/4/2011  LO 12/4/2011

2. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  F  FO 1/2/2012

3. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  F  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by SL/NLN 12/6/2011)
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BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD

Calcasieu Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Tom Finnie, Sulphur, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 1/3/2012

Cameron Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Wild-Peveto Woods, Peveto Woods, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/6/2011  (found by Kevin Morgan and
Jacob Cooper)

East Baton Rouge Parish:  23 reports  11 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/25/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/4/2011  (returnee recaptured by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked green )
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked purple)

3. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011

4. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 10/18/2011  (returnee from
12/12/2010 recaptured by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/10/2011

5. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/23/2011  LO 12/4/2011

6. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/14/2011  (banded, possible 6th
year returnee (banded by NLN 1/9/2007))

7. Linda Knight, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/3/2011

8. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/21/2011  (confirmed 5th year
returnee by NLN; marked purple)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 9/23/2011  LO 9/26/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/19/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked orange; perhaps around as early as 11/11/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked green)
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/22/2011
#6 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/24/2011

9. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

10. Barbara Guglielmo, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/14/2011

11. Jared Wolfe, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011 OBS 11/7/2011

Iberville Parish:  9 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/11/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/19/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/4/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/17/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/24/2011
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/28/2011

Jefferson Parish:  15 reports  5 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011  (banded by NLN
11/25/2011; marked purple; LO in Nov)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/22/2011  LO 12/5/2011  (banded
by NLN 11/25/2011; marked white)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway woods; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (found by D. Muth and
D. Ringer; possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (near Cemetery; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer; present 12/1/2011 DLD/SWC)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/21/2011  (found by C. Brantley)

3. Craig Mineo, River Ridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/1/2011

4. Curt Sorrels, Kenner, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/17/2011  LO 12/12/2011

5. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 11/3/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 11/8/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 11/25/2011  (returnee banded on
left leg)
#6 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

Lafayette Parish:  9 reports  5 sites

1. Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011  (female/imm)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/17/2011

2. Toddy & Chris Guidry, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 12/30/2011  (banded returnee)

3. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/2/2011  (banded by DP 12/12/2011)

4. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 10/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)

5. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011

Lafourche Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/3/2011

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011  LO 1/3/2012

Orleans Parish:  4 reports  3 sites

1. Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011

2. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011

3. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011

St. James Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/28/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  FO 10/17/2011  LO 10/17/2011  (probably
male)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/15/2011

St. Martin Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Gary Broussard, Breaux Bridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/22/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  4 reports  3 sites

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/30/2011  (banded by NLN 12/30/2011)

2. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 1/2/2012  (banded by LB 1/2/2012)

3. Claire Thomas, Mandeville, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011

Vermilion Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Marc Broussard, Milton, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/26/2011

2. Debbie Guidry, Gueydan, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 10/15/2011
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BROAD-TAILED HUMMINGBIRD

Calcasieu Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Tom Finnie, Sulphur, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  FO 1/3/2012

East Baton Rouge Parish:  4 reports  4 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/3/2011  (ID not confirmed)

2. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)

3. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011

4. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/25/2011  (banded by NLN
10/31/2011; marked white)

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011

Iberville Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/11/2011
#2 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 12/11/2011  LO 12/11/2011

Lafayette Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)

St. Tammany Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Walter & Olga Clifton, Abita Springs, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 12/31/2011  (banding and FO dates
unknown)
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BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD

Calcasieu Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeanie Pousson, Moss Bluff, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/10/2011

East Baton Rouge Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 12/20/2011  (banded returnee)

2. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Maretha Comeaux, Delcambre, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/25/2011

Iberville Parish:  7 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 9/24/2011  (possibly shared with Remsen's
#1 BUFH)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/19/2011  (possibly present as early as
10/12/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/18/2011  (possible FO as early as
11/12/2011)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011  LO 9/24/2011
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/4/2011  LO 11/4/2011

Jefferson Parish:  8 reports  4 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/16/2011  (banded on left leg -
likely returnee)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/23/2011  (found by D. Bosler; present
12/1/2011 SWC/DLD in Sureway woods)

3. Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 12/6/2011  LO 12/24/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 9/12/2011  (banded returnee in 4th
winter, recaptured by NLN 11/18/2011)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/18/2011  (banded, 2nd year returnee
recaptured by NLN in early Nov)
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 11/8/2011  (banded by NLN 11/18/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/13/2011  (originally banded in
Rockport, TX Sep 2010, recaptured by NLN 11/16/2011)
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/15/2011  (presumed returnee with
band on left leg)

Lafayette Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011  (banded by DP 12/14/2011)

2. Brenda Cooper, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/31/2011  ("arrived late October";
possible returnee)

3. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011

Lafourche Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Beth & Sammy Maniscalco, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/23/2011

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/14/2011  LO 11/14/2011

Orleans Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011
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CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  7 reports  5 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/6/2011;
marked pink/purple)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/6/2011

2. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 10/20/2011  (FO date uncertain, gone before
8 Nov)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/27/2011  (possibly Im M)

3. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/9/2011  (banded by NLN 12/10/2011)

4. Robert Sherman, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/20/2011  (banded by NLN 1/4/2012;
marked orange)

5. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 9/29/2011

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/20/2011

Iberville Parish:  5 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/1/2011  LO 10/7/2011  (likely moved to J.V.
Remsen's yard)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011  (assumed
transient and not visitor from Van's)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/19/2011  LO 10/28/2011  (not Ad-M)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/15/2011  LO 11/15/2011  (female?)
#3 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/26/2011  LO 12/22/2011

Jackson Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeff Webster, Jonesboro, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/9/2011  LO 9/9/2011

Jefferson Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/8/2011)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011

2. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 12/7/2011  LO 12/7/2011

Lafayette Parish:  6 reports  5 sites

1. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011

2.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011

3. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 9/11/2011  LO 9/11/2011
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 10/17/2011  (likely 3rd year returnee.
Had not checked the yard since 8 Oct.)

4. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/14/2011  (banded by DP 12/15/2011)

5. Lou Drouent, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)

Livingston Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beau Gregory, Denham Springs, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011

Orleans Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/22/2011  (ID confirmed
by NLN from photo)

St. James Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. John and Veronica Sylvest & David Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/13/2011  (banded by
NLN 11/12/2011; marked pink)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/16/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

2. Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/7/2011

3. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/28/2011
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RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  12 reports  8 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/20/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/10/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked yellow)

3. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 10/12/2011  (banded by NLN on
10/12/2011; still present 11/10/2011+)

4. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 10/30/2011  LO 11/26/2011

5. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/9/2011  (probable 5th year
returnee)

6. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

7. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011

8. Jared Wolfe, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011

Iberville Parish:  5 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/17/2011  (still present as of
11/27/2011)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/20/2011  LO 11/28/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  LO 11/28/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/8/2011
#4 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/12/2011

Jefferson Parish:  7 reports  4 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/22/2011  (found
dead at neighbor's house)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/1/2011  (found by SWC/DLD; present
as of 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))

3. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/14/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011  LO 11/23/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011  LO 12/5/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 10/15/2011  (banded returnee (left
leg) confirmed 10/15/2011, but probably already around a couple weeks, in
3rd winter, recaptured by NLN 11/18/2011.)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  LO 11/16/2011  (banded
by NLN 11/16/2011)

Lafayette Parish:  8 reports  6 sites

1. Beckie Hariu, Scott, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/5/2011  LO 12/5/2011

2. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 11/7/2011  (present through at least
11/22/2011)

3. Toddy & Chris Guidry, Lafayette, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011

4. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 10/23/2011  LO 11/15/2011

5. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011 )

6. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011

Lafourche Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 8/7/2011  (banded on left leg;
present as of 5 Nov 2011)

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 11/18/2011  (present through at least
12/11/2011; possibly Im)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  FO 11/19/2011  (present as of 12/11/2011)

LaSalle Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beth Willis, Jena, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/19/2011

Orleans Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011

2. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011  LO 12/24/2011

3. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

St. James Parish:  4 reports  3 sites

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 11/15/2011  (had been around for a
few days already)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  (present through at
least 12/5/2011)

2. Bobby and Ollie Hymel, Lutcher, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/3/2011

3. John Meaux, Gramercy, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/5/2011  (possibly same as bird
in T. Sylvest yard one block away)

St. Tammany Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 12/30/2011  (banded by NLN 12/30/2011)
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SELASPHORUS RUFOUS/ALLENS

Calcasieu Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Sandra Lewis, Sulphur, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 10/31/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 10/31/2011

East Baton Rouge Parish:  105 reports  25 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by NLN
11/20/2011; marked blue; LO 11/21/2011, but moved to J. Harris (FO
11/22/2011))
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/24/2011  (banded
12/10/2011 by NLN; perhaps one of J. Harris' birds)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/10/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/11/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/18/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/20/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/20/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/28/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/29/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 9/23/2011  (recaptured by
NLN 12/6/2011; foreign recap; marked orange)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 12/3/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked yellow)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked white)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked purple)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked orange/purple)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 12/4/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked blue)
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 12/4/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked white/yellow)

3. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/8/2011  (female/imm; as of 12/15/2011,
gone for a long while)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/18/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/29/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/29/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/30/2011

4. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 7/22/2011  LO 10/17/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 7/24/2011  LO 10/17/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/5/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/7/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by
NLN 11/26/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011

5. Bob and Karen Pierson, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 8/29/2011  LO 9/6/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/3/2011  LO 9/7/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  M  FO 9/12/2011  LO 9/19/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/17/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  M  FO 11/22/2011

6. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 9/17/2011  (banded, likely
returnee)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/23/2011

7. Jane Patterson, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 11/5/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/5/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/25/2011  (possible Allen's)

8. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 9/2/2011  (returnee from
1/21/2007 (as SY), recaptured by NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/13/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 10/21/2011  (returnee from
2/24/2011 (J. Leblanc's yard), recaptured by NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/21/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/6/2011  LO 11/24/2011
 (banded by NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (banded
11/12/2011 by NLN/SL)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL on 11/12/2011)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/19/2011
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
#13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/3/2011
#14 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/31/2011

9. Dennis Demcheck, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

10. Cindy Macolini, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 8/8/2011

11. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 8/28/2011  LO 9/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/14/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 11/13/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/17/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

12. Russ & Lisa Norwood, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/8/2012
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 1/8/2012

13. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/12/2011  LO 10/12/2011
 (banded by NLN 10/12/2011; marked orange)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/10/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/19/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/10/2011; marked white; perhaps around as early as 11/11/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/30/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked yellow)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked purple)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 12/15/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/19/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/19/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 12/24/2011
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/24/2011  (marked
yellow; probably the yellow & green bird that was banded by NLN at Kevin's
house; green strip has been completely lost)

14. Robert Sherman, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked yellow; still present as of 1/5/2012)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
1/4/2012; marked white)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/21/2011

15. Elizabeth Brown, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 11/12/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  OBS 11/12/2011  (returnee)

16. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

17. Linda Stewart, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/15/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/15/2011

18. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/19/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/29/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/24/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

19. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/10/2011

20. Barbara Guglielmo, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/8/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/8/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011

21. Naresh Sharma, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/16/2011

22. Hugues Beaufrere, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/11/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/11/2011

23. Phil Stouffer, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/22/2011

24. Dolly Williams, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/1/2012

25. Wild-Bluebonnet Swamp, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 1/1/2012
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 1/7/2012

Iberia Parish:  3 reports  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/7/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/7/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/17/2011

Iberville Parish:  22 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/2/2011  LO 11/16/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/7/2011  LO 11/16/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/9/2011  LO 11/9/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/10/2011  LO 11/11/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) FO 11/13/2011  LO 11/13/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/14/2011  LO 11/16/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/14/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/26/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 10/22/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 11/15/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/19/2011  (solid green back and
present through at least 12/26/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/9/2011  LO 12/9/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/17/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/23/2011
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/23/2011
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/23/2011
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
#13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/28/2011

Jefferson Parish:  40 reports  8 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/4/2011  LO 10/10/2011
 (Banded by NLN 10/5/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/13/2011  (banded by NLN
11/14/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/19/2011  LO 11/19/2011
 (banded by NLN 11/19/2011; OBS at Tim Daigre's 11/20/2011 about 1 mi away)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/19/2011  (banded by NLN
11/23/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/22/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  FO 11/28/2011  LO 12/5/2011
 (banded by NLN 12/1/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/5/2011  (banded by NLN;
marked blue )
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/11/2011  (banded by NLN; marked
yellow)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 1/8/2012  (banded by NLN
1/8/2012)
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 1/8/2012  (banded by NLN
1/8/2012)
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  OBS 1/8/2012  (banded returnee)
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 1/8/2012

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 9/11/2011  (found by D. Muth, P.
Wallace, and R.D. Purrington at Minnich at Wolfpak lanes in bottlebrush)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway Woods; found by D.
Muth and D. Ringer)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway Woods; found by D.
Muth and D. Ringer )
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  OBS 12/1/2011  (found by DLD/SWC;
possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 12/1/2011  (found by
DLD/SWC; possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))

3. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/24/2011  LO 11/2/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011  LO 1/4/2012

4. Curt Sorrels, Kenner, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/22/2011  LO 12/19/2011

5. Beth Wiggins, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/24/2011

6. Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/8/2011  LO 9/8/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/19/2011  LO 9/21/2011
 (banded by NLN)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) F  FO 9/26/2011  LO 9/29/2011
 (banded by NLN)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) F  FO 10/2/2011  LO 10/5/2011
 (banded by NLN 10/4/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 10/23/2011  LO 10/23/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/14/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 12/24/2011

7. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/10/2011  LO 10/10/2011  (large central
gorget patch - female or imm male?)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/12/2011  LO 10/15/2011  (more
rufous overall than #1)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/21/2011  LO 10/21/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/25/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/29/2011  LO 10/31/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/13/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/22/2011  (banded by SL/NLN
12/6/2011)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011

8. James Beck, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/3/2011

Lafayette Parish:  35 reports  15 sites

1. Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/11/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/21/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/21/2011

2. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/24/2011  LO 9/29/2011
 (banded DP/EIJ on 9/27/2011)

3. Rose and Jack Must, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 9/11/2011

4. Beckie Hariu, Scott, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/5/2011

5. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/30/2011  LO 11/7/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) (Allen's) Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011  LO 12/2/2011

6. Bill & Lydia Fontenot, Carencro, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/24/2011  LO 12/3/2011

7. Toddy & Chris Guidry, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 10/2/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/30/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/30/2011

8.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) FO 12/3/2011  (banded by DP on
12/14/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/14/2011  (banded by DP
12/14/2011)

9. Brenda Cooper, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/14/2011  (female/imm)

10. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by
D. Patton)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)

11. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/23/2011  LO 10/26/2011
 (Rufous by display dive and broad outer rects?)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/29/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/8/2011

12. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/5/2011  (probable returnee)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 12/7/2011  (returnee from
1/8/2011; recaptured by DP 12/15/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/9/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)

13. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/11/2011  (banded by
DP/EIJ 9/11/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  OBS 11/26/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/30/2011

14. Sarah Must, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  OBS 9/3/2011  (host suggested it had been
around for "a few weeks"; reported by Rose Must 9/3/11)

15. Lou Drouent, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (banded by DP
12/13/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/13/2011  (banded by DP
12/13/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/13/2011

Lafourche Parish:  13 reports  4 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 8/28/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 10/5/2011

2. Beth & Sammy Maniscalco, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 8/17/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 8/27/2011

3. John Conover, Raceland, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/3/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/14/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/2/2011  (female/imm)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/3/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/26/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/26/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/27/2011

4. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (still present as of
1/8/2012)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/10/2011  (imm/female; possibly present
since 12/4; still present as of 1/8/2012)

LaSalle Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beth Willis, Jena, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/22/2011  LO 10/22/2011  (female/imm)

Livingston Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beau Gregory, Denham Springs, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/18/2011  LO 9/18/2011  (probable female)

Orleans Parish:  13 reports  5 sites

1. Lita Pinter, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/13/2011  LO 11/13/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/4/2011

2. Liz Sigler, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/28/2011  (FO date approximate)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/19/2011

3. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/6/2011  LO 9/11/2011
 (banded by NLN 9/8/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 9/8/2011  LO 9/11/2011
 (Banded by NLN 9/8/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/28/2011  LO 9/29/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 11/3/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/28/2011

4. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/22/2011  (female/imm)

5. Jerry Leone, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 12/23/2011  (banded by
NLN 1/3/2012)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 12/25/2011  (banded by
NLN 1/3/2012)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

Plaquemines Parish:  1 report  1 site

1.  Wild-Yellow Cotton Bayside Cab, Boothville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 9/19/2011  (found by D. Bosler)

Pointe Coupee Parish:  9 reports  1 site

1. Mara Domingue, Ventress, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/12/2011  (probably Rufous given
rust coming in on back and nape)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 10/25/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/3/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/4/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/5/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/13/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/18/2011

St. Charles Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Pat & Melanie Stephens, St. Rose, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 8/25/2011  LO 9/5/2011
 (banded by NLN 9/2/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 9/26/2011 OBS 9/30/2011
 (banded by NLN 9/30/2011)

St. James Parish:  8 reports  5 sites

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/5/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/30/2011  (female/imm)

2. Irvin and Celeste Louque, Paulina, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/17/2011

3. Ken Prestenbach, Vacherie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/20/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/20/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/20/2011

4. Bobby and Ollie Hymel, Lutcher, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/18/2011  (female/imm)

5. John Meaux, Gramercy, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 12/5/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  14 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/13/2011  LO 9/13/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/27/2011  LO 9/28/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/3/2011  LO 10/3/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/7/2011  LO 10/7/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/7/2011  LO 11/7/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/10/2011  LO 11/10/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/15/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 9/27/2011  LO 10/7/2011
 (ID by photos of outer rect width )
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/7/2011
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/13/2011
 (banded by NLN 11/12/2011; marked green)
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  (mostly rust
back)
#13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/16/2011  (missing patch of
feathers from lower right side gorget)
#14 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/18/2011  (rust middle of nape
and left side of mantle just above wing)

St. Tammany Parish:  30 reports  10 sites

1. Linda Beall, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/13/2011  (banded by LB
11/27/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 11/20/2011  (banded by LB
11/27/2011)

2. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/9/2011  LO 10/9/2011
 (banded by NLN 10/9/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 10/9/2011  (not seen by NLN and
crew on 10/23/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/9/2011  (not seen by NLN and
crew on 10/23/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/23/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/30/2011  (banded by NLN
12/30/2011)
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/30/2011  (banded by NLN 12/30/2011)

3. Walter & Olga Clifton, Abita Springs, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/31/2011  (banding and FO
dates unknown)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/31/2011  (banding and FO
dates unknown)

4. Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 8/3/2011  (band on left
leg (likely C25798) "Ms. Pink")
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/26/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/5/2011  (banded by LB
12/27/2012)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/31/2011  (banded by LB
1/2/2012)

5. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 11/20/2011

6. Darion DeLane, Mandeville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  OBS 11/6/2011  (recaptured
returnee from Jan 2011 by LB)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/18/2011  (banded by LB
11/20/2011)

7. Claire Thomas, Mandeville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Ad  F  FO 11/17/2011  (banded
returnee by L. Beall in 2007 )
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/19/2011  (banded by LB)

8. Thomas Trenchard, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 8/26/2011  LO 8/30/2011  (possibly
female)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/12/2011  LO 9/13/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/7/2011  LO 10/7/2011  (possible female)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/9/2011 OBS 10/9/2011

9. Janine Robin, Folsom, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/26/2011  LO 9/27/2011

10. Sunday Mitchell, West Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/22/2011  (banded by LB
12/27/2011)

Tangipahoa Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Pat Lanier, Husser, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/25/2011

2. Leon Lalonde, Ponchatoula, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/3/2011

Vermilion Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Marc Broussard, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/26/2011

2. Wild-White Lake Headquarters, , LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/28/2011  (found by J. V. Remsen and D.
Lane)

West Baton Rouge Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. G. Wayne McCartney, Port Allen, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 11/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 11/23/2011

West Carroll Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/10/2011

Winn Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Sarah Byrd, Tullos, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/14/2011  LO 9/16/2011
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Subject: Hummer Activity!
From: "Nancy L. Newfield" <nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET>
Date: Sun, 8 Jan 2012 18:09:05 -0600
Howdy Humnet and LABIRD,

As some of you know, we have been banding hot and heavy for the past 
week.  Consequently, I have not been home during daylight hours since 
Tuesday.  Today was a day to relax and accomplish some domestic chores, 
but still, I rose early to see what hummers might be in the yard.  It 
had been relatively quiet since Christmas.

Sitting on the front porch, I heard a Rufous chattering in the 
shrubbery.  A female, banded back in November, had been in that spot for 
several weeks.  Her white color-mark had dropped a couple of weeks ago 
as her plumage transitioned from one of immaturity to adulthood.  Before 
long, a second female arrived.  She didn't look familiar, but on close 
inspection, her left leg bore a band.  Hmm . . . might she be a returnee 
from last year?

 From the back deck, I spied a very plain-looking bird that remained 
very quiet and elusive.  It didn't go to a feeder.  Around 09:00, an 
unmarked female Selasphorus landed on a feeder in back.  OK, it was time 
to see who was who, so a trap went up.

Within minutes, I was holding a perfectly lovely young female Rufous in 
my hand.  She was unbanded so that situation was remedied.  I reset the 
trap and soon had another unbanded young female Rufous.  This one was 
nearly identical to the first.  The next bird was the front yard regular 
sans color-mark.  I recorded some molt data, fat score, weight and 
re-marked her.

Later in the day, the plain-looking bird was in front, perched and in 
better light than earlier.  Clearly, it was a female Selasphorus, but 
colors were quite dull.  She remained quiet.  Perched, it was also clear 
that she was not banded.

So, in just a few days, 4 new birds have moved in.  With color-marks, it 
will now be easier to tell one from another.  Watching marked and 
unmarked birds in front, I noted that every one of the newly marked 
birds used the same perches that were generally the domain of the bird 
that had been present since November.

The only other hummer around was the ever-present and always appreciated 
Buff-bellied.  She has been a steady client since mid-October.

NLN

-- 
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Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
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Subject: Re: OH-FL-OH TriplePlay Recap
From: Robert Protz <robertprotz AT YAHOO.COM>
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2012 14:45:57 -0800
1/5/12
 
Dear Allen and Fred,
 
Congratulations on the amazing tripleplay recap! I have noted this momentous 
event on pahummers. 

It reminds me of the Mississippi-PA-PA Rufous we had here in Washington Co near 
Pittsburgh several years ago. That hummer was the second confirmed return 
Rufous ever in Pennsylvania. 

 
Also adds to the amazing number of Rufous still here up north in January! We 
have 4 confirmed in Pa (and I'm positive there are quite a few more that I just 
haven't heard confirmation about yet) and 1 in WV near Wheeling in Triadelphia. 
One of the Rufous still present in Pa is right in the heart of Pittsburgh and 
became the first hummer ever counted on the Pittsburgh Christmas Bird Count on 
Sat Dec 31 2011. There's also another confirmed Rufous still present in 
Carnegie Pa, just west of the city of Pittsburgh. 

 
As Gary and Nan would say WOOHOO!
 
Rob Protz
Brackenridge PA
http://pahummers.tripod.com
Subject: Re: [humband] H61079 recap
From: Allen Chartier <amazilia3 AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2012 10:37:17 -0500
Bob,

It might be of interest to the gardeners that the last flowers on a Trumpet
Honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens) near Youngstown, Ohio just fell off a
few days ago. In some years, I have had blooms into the first week of
December on this plant in the Detroit area. That Rufous was reported by the
homeowner as a little "frantic", which I suggested was possibly more to the
lack of insects in the 18 degree temps and possibly feeding frenzy ahead of
its possible departure (though it hasn't depart yet).

-- 
Allen T. Chartier
Inkster, Michigan
Email: amazilia3 AT gmail.com
Website: www.amazilia.net
Blog: http://mihummingbirdguy.blogspot.com/




On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 8:25 PM, Bob Sargent  wrote:

> Humbanders and all
> This is not possible Allen and Mr. Bassett.  Everyone knows that  Rufous
> all die after the first frost "up north" kills all the flowers.
>
> Congrats guys.  I love this kind of documentation.
>
> Allen, I promise you that Fred Bassett is cocked and ready.
>
> Happy New Year All.
> Bob and Martha Sargent
> Clay, Alabama
>
>
> In a message dated 1/4/2012 6:48:15 P.M. Central Standard Time,
> amazilia3 AT gmail.com writes:
>
>
>
>
> Humbanders,
>
> Before anyone gets too excited, I know who the bander  is. It's ME. Yipee!
>
> On October 20, 2009 I banded an adult female Rufous  Hummingbird near
> Loudonville, Ashland County, Ohio where she was First  Observed on October
> 24 and Last Observed on November 9, 2009.
>
> On  December 18, 2010, Fred Bassett recaptured her in Pensacola, Florida
>  (I
> don't have FO and LO dates).
>
> Today (January 4, 2012), I caught  her again, this time in Mansfield,
> Richland County, Ohio. She has been on  site there since about November 1.
> This is about 15 miles NW of where she  was originally banded in 2009 (and
> less than 2 miles from where another  Rufous was banded in 2007).
>
> This is only the second Rufous Hummingbird  confimed as a returnee to Ohio
> (none yet in Michigan or Indiana), and is  the first "triple play" I've
> ever
> been involved with.
>
> Maybe she'll  move on soon and end up in Pensacola again? Are you ready
> Freddie?  :-)
>
> --
> Allen T. Chartier
> Inkster, Michigan
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Subject: Re: [humband] H61079 recap
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2012 20:25:26 -0500
Humbanders and all
This is not possible Allen and Mr. Bassett.  Everyone knows that  Rufous 
all die after the first frost "up north" kills all the flowers.  
 
Congrats guys.  I love this kind of documentation.  
 
Allen, I promise you that Fred Bassett is cocked and ready.
 
Happy New Year All.
Bob and Martha Sargent
Clay, Alabama
 
 
In a message dated 1/4/2012 6:48:15 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
amazilia3 AT gmail.com writes:

 
 
 
Humbanders,

Before anyone gets too excited, I know who the bander  is. It's ME. Yipee!

On October 20, 2009 I banded an adult female Rufous  Hummingbird near
Loudonville, Ashland County, Ohio where she was First  Observed on October
24 and Last Observed on November 9, 2009.

On  December 18, 2010, Fred Bassett recaptured her in Pensacola, Florida  (I
don't have FO and LO dates).

Today (January 4, 2012), I caught  her again, this time in Mansfield,
Richland County, Ohio. She has been on  site there since about November 1.
This is about 15 miles NW of where she  was originally banded in 2009 (and
less than 2 miles from where another  Rufous was banded in 2007).

This is only the second Rufous Hummingbird  confimed as a returnee to Ohio
(none yet in Michigan or Indiana), and is  the first "triple play" I've ever
been involved with.

Maybe she'll  move on soon and end up in Pensacola again? Are you ready
Freddie?  :-)

-- 
Allen T. Chartier
Inkster, Michigan
Email: _amazilia3 AT gmail.com_ (mailto:amazilia3 AT gmail.com) 
Website:  www.amazilia.net
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Subject: H61079 recap
From: Allen Chartier <amazilia3 AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2012 19:48:12 -0500
Humbanders,

Before anyone gets too excited, I know who the bander is. It's ME. Yipee!

On October 20, 2009 I banded an adult female Rufous Hummingbird near
Loudonville, Ashland County, Ohio where she was First Observed on October
24 and Last Observed on November 9, 2009.

On December 18, 2010, Fred Bassett recaptured her in Pensacola, Florida (I
don't have FO and LO dates).

Today (January 4, 2012), I caught her again, this time in Mansfield,
Richland County, Ohio. She has been on site there since about November 1.
This is about 15 miles NW of where she was originally banded in 2009 (and
less than 2 miles from where another Rufous was banded in 2007).

This is only the second Rufous Hummingbird confimed as a returnee to Ohio
(none yet in Michigan or Indiana), and is the first "triple play" I've ever
been involved with.

Maybe she'll move on soon and end up in Pensacola again? Are you ready
Freddie? :-)

-- 
Allen T. Chartier
Inkster, Michigan
Email: amazilia3 AT gmail.com
Website: www.amazilia.net
Blog: http://mihummingbirdguy.blogspot.com/
Subject: LA Western Winter Hummingbird Report #16
From: Erik Johnson <ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU>
Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2011 17:52:40 -0600
Louisiana birders,


I've been told that the last two weekly reports have been cut off at the
end.  I'm trying something a little different this time, so hopefully the
entire report will transmit.


Thanks for continuing to send your reports for inclusion in the LA winter
hummingbird database!  Please continue to report winter hummer observations
or corrections for the report to HUMNET, LABIRD, or me (Erik Johnson,
ejohn33 AT lsu.edu).  Historic western winter hummingbird annual summaries
can be found on the Louisiana Ornithological Society website (
www.losbird.org).



When reporting your hummingbirds, please provide the following information:
Your name
Your address (town only is acceptable)
First observed (FO) date (or, if discovered while banding or marking
other birds, the date it was observed)
Species
Age (Adult, immature, unknown)
Sex (Male, female, unknown)
Whether banded, when and by whom.



If additional information is learned through further observation or banding
or if a mistake needs to be corrected, please report those updates and I'll
make the changes.  Please report the last observed (LO) date, if possible,
when the bird leaves. This you can do more easily when the hummer has been
banded and marked.



Wishing everyone a safe and happy 2012!

Erik Johnson

S Lafayette, LA
ejohn33 AT lsu.edu*
*



This is Louisiana Western Winter Hummingbird Weekly Report # 16 for the
2011-2012 season.


The following report contains three sections:

1)        New reports

2)        A brief summary of all reports

3)        List of reports by species and parish


 ------------------------------

Following are the reports received and added to our database since
12/24/2011


1.Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA (Lafayette)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/30/2011
2.Marc Broussard, Milton, LA (Vermilion)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/26/2011
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/26/2011
3.Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011
4.Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/17/2011
5.Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  OBS 12/29/2011
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/29/2011
6.Debbie Guidry, Gueydan, LA (Vermilion)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 12/30/2011
7.Toddy & Chris Guidry, Milton, LA (Lafayette)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 12/30/2011 (banded returnee)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/30/2011
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/30/2011
8.Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/22/2011
     #6 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/24/2011
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/19/2011
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/19/2011
     #9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  FO 12/24/2011
     #10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011 (marked
yellow; probably the yellow & green bird that was banded by NLN at Kevin's
house; green strip has been completely lost)
9.Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
     #1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 12/20/2011 (banded returnee)
10.Jerry Leone, New Orleans, LA (Orleans)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  OBS 12/25/2011
11.Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Ad  M  FO 11/13/2011
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/17/2011
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011
12.Jane Patterson, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/5/2011
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/25/2011 (possible Allen's)
13.Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA (Iberville)
     #3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/8/2011
     #4 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/12/2011
     #4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011
     #5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/28/2011
     #1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 12/11/2011 LO 12/11/2011
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/9/2011 LO 12/9/2011
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/17/2011
     #9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/23/2011
     #10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/23/2011
     #11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/23/2011
     #12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
     #13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/28/2011
     #2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/15/2011 LO 11/15/2011 (female?)
     #3 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/26/2011 LO 12/22/2011
14.Phil Stouffer, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/22/2011
15.Wild-White Lake Headquarters, , LA (Vermilion)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/28/2011 (found by J. V. Remsen
and D. Lane)
------------------------------
Summary of Reports as of 12/31/2011

Anna's Hummingbird
   2 reports
   2 parishes
   2 sites

Archilochus sp.
   3 reports
   2 parishes
   3 sites

Black-chinned Hummingbird
   72 reports
   13 parishes
   36 sites

Broad-tailed Hummingbird
   9 reports
   4 parishes
   8 sites

Buff-bellied Hummingbird
   25 reports
   8 parishes
   16 sites

Calliope Hummingbird
   30 reports
   11 parishes
   22 sites

Ruby-throated Hummingbird
   43 reports
   8 parishes
   29 sites

Selasphorus Rufous/Allens
   279 reports
   21 parishes
   83 sites

--Identified Rufous
   105 reports
   11 parishes
   40 sites

--Identified Allen's
   6 reports
   4 parishes
   6 sites
------------------------------
ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD

Iberville Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 12/15/2011  (shared with J.V. Remsen (FO
12/24/2011))

West Carroll Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA
#1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011
------------------------------
ARCHILOCHUS SP.

East Baton Rouge Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/2/2011  (female/imm)

Jefferson Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/4/2011  LO 12/4/2011

2. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  F  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by SL/NLN 12/6/2011)
------------------------------
BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD

Cameron Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Wild-Peveto Woods, Peveto Woods, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/6/2011  (found by Kevin Morgan and
Jacob Cooper)

East Baton Rouge Parish:  23 reports  11 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/25/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/4/2011  (returnee recaptured by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked green )
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked purple)

3. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011

4. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 10/18/2011  (returnee from
12/12/2010 recaptured by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/10/2011

5. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/23/2011  LO 12/4/2011

6. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/14/2011  (banded, possible 6th
year returnee (banded by NLN 1/9/2007))

7. Linda Knight, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/3/2011

8. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/21/2011  (confirmed 5th year
returnee by NLN; marked purple)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 9/23/2011  LO 9/26/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/19/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked orange; perhaps around as early as 11/11/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked green)
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/22/2011
#6 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/24/2011

9. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

10. Barbara Guglielmo, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/14/2011

11. Jared Wolfe, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011 OBS 11/7/2011

Iberville Parish:  9 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/11/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/19/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/4/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/17/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/24/2011
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/28/2011

Jefferson Parish:  14 reports  4 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011  (banded by NLN
11/25/2011; marked purple; LO in Nov)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/22/2011  LO 12/5/2011  (banded
by NLN 11/25/2011; marked white)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway woods; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (found by D. Muth and
D. Ringer; possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (near Cemetery; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer; present 12/1/2011 DLD/SWC)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/21/2011  (found by C. Brantley)

3. Craig Mineo, River Ridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/1/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 11/3/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 11/8/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 11/25/2011  (returnee banded on
left leg)
#6 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

Lafayette Parish:  9 reports  5 sites

1. Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011  (female/imm)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/17/2011

2. Toddy & Chris Guidry, Milton, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 12/30/2011  (banded returnee)

3. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/2/2011  (banded by DP 12/12/2011)

4. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 10/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)

5. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011

Lafourche Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/3/2011

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011  (ID tentative)

Orleans Parish:  4 reports  3 sites

1. Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011

2. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011

3. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011

St. James Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/28/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  FO 10/17/2011  LO 10/17/2011  (probably
male)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/15/2011

St. Martin Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Gary Broussard, Breaux Bridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/22/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011

2. Claire Thomas, Mandeville, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011

Vermilion Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Marc Broussard, Milton, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/26/2011

2. Debbie Guidry, Gueydan, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 12/30/2011
------------------------------
BROAD-TAILED HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  4 reports  4 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/3/2011  (ID not confirmed)

2. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)

3. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011

4. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/25/2011  (banded by NLN
10/31/2011; marked white)

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011

Iberville Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/11/2011
#2 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 12/11/2011  LO 12/11/2011

Lafayette Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)
------------------------------
BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD

Calcasieu Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeanie Pousson, Moss Bluff, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/10/2011

East Baton Rouge Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 12/20/2011  (banded returnee)

2. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Maretha Comeaux, Delcambre, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/25/2011

Iberville Parish:  7 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 9/24/2011  (possibly shared with Remsen's
#1 BUFH)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/19/2011  (possibly present as early as
10/12/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/18/2011  (possible FO as early as
11/12/2011)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011  LO 9/24/2011
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/4/2011  LO 11/4/2011

Jefferson Parish:  8 reports  4 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/16/2011  (banded on left leg -
likely returnee)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/23/2011  (found by D. Bosler; present
12/1/2011 SWC/DLD in Sureway woods)

3. Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 12/6/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 9/12/2011  (banded returnee in 4th
winter, recaptured by NLN 11/18/2011)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/18/2011  (banded, 2nd year returnee
recaptured by NLN in early Nov)
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 11/8/2011  (banded by NLN 11/18/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/13/2011  (originally banded in
Rockport, TX Sep 2010, recaptured by NLN 11/16/2011)
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/15/2011  (presumed returnee with
band on left leg)

Lafayette Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011  (banded by DP 12/14/2011)

2. Brenda Cooper, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/31/2011  ("arrived late October";
possible returnee)

3. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011

Lafourche Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Beth & Sammy Maniscalco, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/23/2011

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/14/2011  LO 11/14/2011

Orleans Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011
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CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  6 reports  4 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/6/2011;
marked pink/purple)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/6/2011

2. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 10/20/2011  (FO date uncertain, gone before
8 Nov)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/27/2011  (possibly Im M)

3. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/9/2011  (banded by NLN 12/10/2011)

4. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 9/29/2011

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/20/2011

Iberville Parish:  5 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/1/2011  LO 10/7/2011  (likely moved to J.V.
Remsen's yard)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011  (assumed
transient and not visitor from Van's)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/19/2011  LO 10/28/2011  (not Ad-M)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/15/2011  LO 11/15/2011  (female?)
#3 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/26/2011  LO 12/22/2011

Jackson Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeff Webster, Jonesboro, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/9/2011  LO 9/9/2011

Jefferson Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/8/2011)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011

2. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 12/7/2011  LO 12/7/2011

Lafayette Parish:  6 reports  5 sites

1. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011

2.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011

3. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 9/11/2011  LO 9/11/2011
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 10/17/2011  (likely 3rd year returnee.
Had not checked the yard since 8 Oct.)

4. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/14/2011  (banded by DP 12/15/2011)

5. Lou Drouent, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)

Livingston Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beau Gregory, Denham Springs, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011

Orleans Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/22/2011  (ID confirmed
by NLN from photo)

St. James Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. John and Veronica Sylvest & David Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/13/2011  (banded by
NLN 11/12/2011; marked pink)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/16/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

2. Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/7/2011

3. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/28/2011
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RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  12 reports  8 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/20/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/10/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked yellow)

3. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 10/12/2011  (banded by NLN on
10/12/2011; still present 11/10/2011+)

4. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 10/30/2011  LO 11/26/2011

5. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/9/2011  (probable 5th year
returnee)

6. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

7. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011

8. Jared Wolfe, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011

Iberville Parish:  5 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/17/2011  (still present as of
11/27/2011)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/20/2011  LO 11/28/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  LO 11/28/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/8/2011
#4 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/12/2011

Jefferson Parish:  7 reports  4 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/22/2011  (found
dead at neighbor's house)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/1/2011  (found by SWC/DLD; present
as of 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))

3. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/14/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011  LO 11/23/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011  LO 12/5/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 10/15/2011  (banded returnee (left
leg) confirmed 10/15/2011, but probably already around a couple weeks, in
3rd winter, recaptured by NLN 11/18/2011.)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  LO 11/16/2011  (banded
by NLN 11/16/2011)

Lafayette Parish:  8 reports  6 sites

1. Beckie Hariu, Scott, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/5/2011  LO 12/5/2011

2. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 11/7/2011  (present through at least
11/22/2011)

3. Toddy & Chris Guidry, Milton, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011

4. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 10/23/2011  LO 11/15/2011

5. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011 )

6. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/30/2011

Lafourche Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 8/7/2011  (banded on left leg;
present as of 5 Nov 2011)

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 11/18/2011  (present through at least
12/11/2011; possibly Im)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  FO 11/19/2011  (present as of 12/11/2011)

LaSalle Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beth Willis, Jena, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/19/2011

Orleans Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011

2. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011

3. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

St. James Parish:  4 reports  3 sites

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  OBS 11/15/2011  (had been around for a
few days already)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  (present through at
least 12/5/2011)

2. Bobby and Ollie Hymel, Lutcher, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/3/2011

3. John Meaux, Gramercy, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/5/2011  (possibly same as bird
in T. Sylvest yard one block away)
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SELASPHORUS RUFOUS/ALLENS

Calcasieu Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Sandra Lewis, Sulphur, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 10/31/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 10/31/2011

East Baton Rouge Parish:  94 reports  22 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by NLN
11/20/2011; marked blue; LO 11/21/2011, but moved to J. Harris (FO
11/22/2011))
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/24/2011  (banded
12/10/2011 by NLN; perhaps one of J. Harris' birds)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/10/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/11/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/18/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/20/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/20/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 9/23/2011  (recaptured by
NLN 12/6/2011; foreign recap; marked orange)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 12/3/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked yellow)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked white)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked purple)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked orange/purple)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/30/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 12/4/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked blue)
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 12/4/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked white/yellow)

3. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/8/2011  (female/imm; as of 12/15/2011,
gone for a long while)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/18/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 12/29/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/29/2011

4. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 7/22/2011  LO 10/17/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 7/24/2011  LO 10/17/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/5/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/7/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by
NLN 11/26/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011

5. Bob and Karen Pierson, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 8/29/2011  LO 9/6/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/3/2011  LO 9/7/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  M  FO 9/12/2011  LO 9/19/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/17/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  M  FO 11/22/2011

6. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 9/17/2011  (banded, likely
returnee)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/23/2011

7. Jane Patterson, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 11/5/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/5/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/25/2011  (possible Allen's)

8. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 9/2/2011  (returnee from
1/21/2007 (as SY), recaptured by NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/13/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 10/21/2011  (returnee from
2/24/2011 (J. Leblanc's yard), recaptured by NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/21/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/6/2011  LO 11/24/2011
 (banded by NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  LO 12/4/2011
 (banded 11/12/2011 by NLN/SL)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL on 11/12/2011)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (banded by
NLN/SL 11/12/2011)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/19/2011
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
#13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/3/2011

9. Dennis Demcheck, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

10. Cindy Macolini, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 8/8/2011

11. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 8/28/2011  LO 9/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/14/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 11/13/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/17/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

12. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/12/2011  LO 10/12/2011
 (banded by NLN 10/12/2011; marked orange)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/10/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 11/19/2011  (banded by
NLN 12/10/2011; marked white; perhaps around as early as 11/11/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/30/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked yellow)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked purple)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 12/15/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/19/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/19/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 12/24/2011
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/24/2011  (marked
yellow; probably the yellow & green bird that was banded by NLN at Kevin's
house; green strip has been completely lost)

13. Robert Sherman, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked yellow)

14. Elizabeth Brown, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 11/12/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  OBS 11/12/2011  (returnee)

15. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

16. Linda Stewart, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/15/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/15/2011

17. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/19/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/29/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/24/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

18. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/10/2011

19. Barbara Guglielmo, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/8/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/8/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011

20. Naresh Sharma, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/16/2011

21. Hugues Beaufrere, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/11/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/11/2011

22. Phil Stouffer, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/22/2011

Iberia Parish:  3 reports  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/7/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/7/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/17/2011

Iberville Parish:  22 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/2/2011  LO 11/16/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/7/2011  LO 11/16/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/9/2011  LO 11/9/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/10/2011  LO 11/11/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) FO 11/13/2011  LO 11/13/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/14/2011  LO 11/16/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/14/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/26/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 10/22/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 11/15/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/19/2011  (solid green back and
present through at least 12/26/2011)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  (present through at
least 12/26/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/9/2011  LO 12/9/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/17/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/23/2011
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/23/2011
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/23/2011
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
#13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/28/2011

Jefferson Parish:  33 reports  6 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/4/2011  LO 10/10/2011
 (Banded by NLN 10/5/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/13/2011  (banded by NLN
11/14/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/19/2011  LO 11/19/2011
 (banded by NLN 11/19/2011; OBS at Tim Daigre's 11/20/2011 about 1 mi away)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/19/2011  (banded by NLN
11/23/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/22/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  FO 11/28/2011  LO 12/5/2011
 (banded by NLN 12/1/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/5/2011  (banded by NLN;
marked blue )
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/11/2011  (banded by NLN; marked
yellow)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 9/11/2011  (found by D. Muth, P.
Wallace, and R.D. Purrington at Minnich at Wolfpak lanes in bottlebrush)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway Woods; found by D.
Muth and D. Ringer)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway Woods; found by D.
Muth and D. Ringer )
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  OBS 12/1/2011  (found by DLD/SWC;
possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 12/1/2011  (found by
DLD/SWC; possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))

3. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/24/2011  LO 11/2/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/24/2011

4. Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/8/2011  LO 9/8/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/19/2011  LO 9/21/2011
 (banded by NLN)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) F  FO 9/26/2011  LO 9/29/2011
 (banded by NLN)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) F  FO 10/2/2011  LO 10/5/2011
 (banded by NLN 10/4/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 10/23/2011  LO 10/23/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/14/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011

5. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/10/2011  LO 10/10/2011  (large central
gorget patch - female or imm male?)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/12/2011  LO 10/15/2011  (more
rufous overall than #1)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/21/2011  LO 10/21/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/25/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/29/2011  LO 10/31/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/13/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/22/2011  (banded by SL/NLN
12/6/2011)
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011

6. James Beck, Metairie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/3/2011

Lafayette Parish:  35 reports  15 sites

1. Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/11/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/21/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/21/2011

2. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/24/2011  LO 9/29/2011
 (banded DP/EIJ on 9/27/2011)

3. Rose and Jack Must, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 9/11/2011

4. Beckie Hariu, Scott, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/5/2011

5. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/30/2011  LO 11/7/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) (Allen's) Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011  LO 12/2/2011

6. Bill & Lydia Fontenot, Carencro, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/24/2011  LO 12/3/2011

7. Toddy & Chris Guidry, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 10/2/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/30/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/30/2011

8.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) FO 12/3/2011  (banded by DP on
12/14/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/14/2011  (banded by DP
12/14/2011)

9. Brenda Cooper, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/14/2011  (female/imm)

10. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by
D. Patton)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/12/2011  (banded by DP
12/12/2011)

11. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/23/2011  LO 10/26/2011
 (Rufous by display dive and broad outer rects?)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/29/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/8/2011

12. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/5/2011  (probable returnee)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 12/7/2011  (returnee from
1/8/2011; recaptured by DP 12/15/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/9/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)

13. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/11/2011  (banded by
DP/EIJ 9/11/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  OBS 11/26/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/30/2011

14. Sarah Must, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  OBS 9/3/2011  (host suggested it had been
around for "a few weeks"; reported by Rose Must 9/3/11)

15. Lou Drouent, Lafayette, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (banded by DP
12/13/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/13/2011  (banded by DP
12/13/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) OBS 12/13/2011

Lafourche Parish:  10 reports  4 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 8/28/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 10/5/2011

2. Beth & Sammy Maniscalco, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 8/17/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 8/27/2011

3. John Conover, Raceland, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/3/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/14/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/2/2011  (female/imm)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/3/2011

4. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  ( )
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/10/2011  (imm/female; possibly present
since 12/4)

LaSalle Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beth Willis, Jena, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/22/2011  LO 10/22/2011  (female/imm)

Livingston Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beau Gregory, Denham Springs, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/18/2011  LO 9/18/2011  (probable female)

Orleans Parish:  11 reports  5 sites

1. Lita Pinter, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/13/2011  LO 11/13/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/4/2011

2. Liz Sigler, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/28/2011  (FO date approximate)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/19/2011

3. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 9/6/2011  LO 9/11/2011
 (banded by NLN 9/8/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 9/8/2011  LO 9/11/2011
 (Banded by NLN 9/8/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/28/2011  LO 9/29/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 11/3/2011

4. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/22/2011  (female/imm)

5. Jerry Leone, New Orleans, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  OBS 12/25/2011

Plaquemines Parish:  1 report  1 site

1.  Wild-Yellow Cotton Bayside Cab, Boothville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 9/19/2011  (found by D. Bosler)

Pointe Coupee Parish:  9 reports  1 site

1. Mara Domingue, Ventress, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/12/2011  (probably Rufous given
rust coming in on back and nape)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 10/25/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/3/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/4/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/5/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/13/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/18/2011

St. Charles Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Pat & Melanie Stephens, St. Rose, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 8/25/2011  LO 9/5/2011
 (banded by NLN 9/2/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 9/26/2011 OBS 9/30/2011
 (banded by NLN 9/30/2011)

St. James Parish:  8 reports  5 sites

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/5/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/30/2011  (female/imm)

2. Irvin and Celeste Louque, Paulina, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/17/2011

3. Ken Prestenbach, Vacherie, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/20/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/20/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/20/2011

4. Bobby and Ollie Hymel, Lutcher, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/18/2011  (female/imm)

5. John Meaux, Gramercy, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 12/5/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  14 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/13/2011  LO 9/13/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/24/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/27/2011  LO 9/28/2011
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/3/2011  LO 10/3/2011
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/7/2011  LO 10/7/2011
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/7/2011  LO 11/7/2011
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/10/2011  LO 11/10/2011
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/15/2011
#9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 9/27/2011  LO 10/7/2011
 (ID by photos of outer rect width )
#10 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/7/2011
#11 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/13/2011
 (banded by NLN 11/12/2011; marked green)
#12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  (mostly rust
back)
#13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/16/2011  (missing patch of
feathers from lower right side gorget)
#14 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/18/2011  (rust middle of nape
and left side of mantle just above wing)

St. Tammany Parish:  25 reports  9 sites

1. Linda Beall, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/13/2011  (banded by LB
11/27/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 11/17/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  OBS 11/20/2011  (banded by LB
11/27/2011)

2. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 10/9/2011  LO 10/9/2011
 (banded by NLN 10/9/2011)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 10/9/2011  (not seen by NLN and
crew on 10/23/2011)
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/9/2011  (not seen by NLN and
crew on 10/23/2011)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  F  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  FO 11/15/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/23/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  (banded by
NLN)
#8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 11/27/2011  (banded by
NLN)

3. Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  F  FO 8/3/2011  (band on left
leg (likely C25798) "Ms. Pink")
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/26/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/5/2011

4. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 11/20/2011

5. Darion DeLane, Mandeville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Ad  M  OBS 11/6/2011  (recaptured
returnee from Jan 2011 by LB)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 11/18/2011  (banded by LB
11/20/2011)

6. Claire Thomas, Mandeville, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Allen's) Ad  F  FO 11/17/2011  (banded
returnee by L. Beall in 2007 )
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 12/19/2011  (banded by LB)

7. Thomas Trenchard, Covington, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 8/26/2011  LO 8/30/2011  (possibly
female)
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 9/12/2011  LO 9/13/2011
#3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 10/7/2011  LO 10/7/2011  (possible female)
#4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/9/2011 OBS 10/9/2011

8. Janine Robin, Folsom, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/26/2011  LO 9/27/2011

9. Sunday Mitchell, West Slidell, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous) Im  M  FO 10/22/2011  (banded by LB
12/27/2011)

Tangipahoa Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Pat Lanier, Husser, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/25/2011

2. Leon Lalonde, Ponchatoula, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/3/2011

Vermilion Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Marc Broussard, Milton, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/26/2011

2. Wild-White Lake Headquarters, , LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/28/2011  (found by J. V. Remsen and D.
Lane)

West Baton Rouge Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. G. Wayne McCartney, Port Allen, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 11/23/2011
#2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  FO 11/23/2011

West Carroll Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/10/2011

Winn Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Sarah Byrd, Tullos, LA
#1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 9/14/2011  LO 9/16/2011
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Subject: Winter Hummingbird Tour and program 1/20 & 21
From: Jane Patterson <cocamila AT COX.NET>
Date: Wed, 28 Dec 2011 23:21:43 -0600
Happy New Year!
Mark your calendar for the annual Winter Hummingbird tour coming up in January. 
We've added a Friday night program this year. Hope you can join us for both! 


--Jane Patterson
President, Baton Rouge Audubon Society
www.braudubon.org

  ========================
January 20 – Destination Louisiana: Hosting and Enjoying Wintering
Hummingbirds

Dennis Demcheck, long-time appreciator of winter hummingbirds will
present a talk which will showcase the under-appreciated fact that as
many as 9 different kinds of hummingbirds throughout North America
regularly spend the winter months in Louisiana. In the summer we have
only one kind of hummingbird, the Ruby-throated, but in winter the
Rubies will be replaced by such beautiful species as the Rufous,
Buff-bellied, Calliope, and others as they take advantage of the
relatively mild Louisiana winter climate. A huge benefit for
experienced and casual birders alike is that these birds are
comfortable and easily seen in our yards. No long wilderness
experiences or expensive gear are needed to enjoy the secret lives of
these little gems from our kitchen windows. The talk will discuss the
various types of flowers, feeders, and evergreen cover the birds
prefer. We will present a quick survey of the kinds of hummingbirds
to be expected in southern Louisiana with identification tips. The
talk will recommend hummer-friendly plants readily available from
local nurseries. Come learn about these rare and special birds in
this introduction tailored to the non-expert birder. This
presentation will provide context for the BRAS Winter Hummingbird
tour the following day.

Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson -
President AT braudubon.org  or by calling Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
at 225-757-8905.

Location: Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
Time: 6:30 pm
Cost: Members: Free Non-members: $3
BRAS Members Only: No
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January 21 – Winter Hummingbird Tour

Each winter as many as 9 different North American species of
Hummingbird spend the winter in certain yards and gardens around
Baton Rouge. If you would like an opportunity to view some of these
rare and special birds, please join us for the Annual Winter
Hummingbird Tour. We will meet at Coffee Call coffee house on College
Drive at 7:30 am on Saturday, January 21. There we will probably
split in to groups (depending on the number of attendees) and carpool
in order to visit the homes of several Hummingbird Hosts in the Baton
Rouge area. Species that we hope to see include Rufous,
Black-Chinned, Broad-tailed, Buff-Bellied, Calliope, and more.

Please register by sending an email to Jane Patterson -
President AT braudubon.org  or sign up at the presentation on Jan. 20 at
Bluebonnet Nature Center

Location: Coffee Call coffee house on College Drive
Time: 7:30 am
Cost: Free
BRAS Members Only: No
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Subject: RUFOUS
From: Sunday Mitchell <sunday30 AT CHARTER.NET>
Date: Wed, 28 Dec 2011 08:15:44 -0600
  Hummingbird that appeared in my yard in October has been banded by 
Linda Beall on December 27 2011 Its now official  a male Rufous approx 6 
to 8 months old.
I`m enjoying my first winter Rufous and feel blessed to have that little 
jewel in my yard.

Sunday Mitchell
Slidell,Louisiana
Subject: Broad-billed in The Woodlands, TX
From: Nancy Stamilio <nancystamilio AT SBCGLOBAL.NET>
Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2011 09:28:55 -0800
For the last 3 weeks, I have hosted a beautiful male broad-billed hummingbird. 
 He is very skittish and very vocal.   

Nancy StamilioThe Woodlands, TX
Subject: LA Weekly Western Winter Hummingbird Report #15
From: Erik Johnson <ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU>
Date: Sun, 25 Dec 2011 18:43:14 -0600
Louisiana birders,


Sorry I missed posting a report last week.  With CBC season in full swing,
I have been a little behind – I’m caught up now and happy to provide this
summary of this season’s hummingbird sightings.



Thanks to all for continuing to send your reports for inclusion in the LA
winter hummingbird database!  Please continue to report winter hummer
observations or corrections for the report to HUMNET, LABIRD, or me (Erik
Johnson, ejohn33 AT lsu.edu).  Historic western winter hummingbird annual
summaries can be found on the Louisiana Ornithological Society website (
www.losbird.org).



When reporting your hummingbirds, please provide the following information:
Your name
Your address (town only is acceptable)
First observed (FO) date (or, if discovered while banding or marking
other birds, the date it was observed)
Species
Age (Adult, immature, unknown)
Sex (Male, female, unknown)
Whether banded, when and by whom.



If additional information is learned through further observation or banding
or if a mistake needs to be corrected, please report those updates and I'll
make the changes.  Please report the last observed (LO) date, if possible,
when the bird leaves. This you can do more easily when the hummer has been
banded and marked.



Hope you are all enjoying greens and reds in the form of hummingbirds!
Have a safe and happy holiday season,

 Erik Johnson
S Lafayette, LA
ejohn33 AT lsu.edu

* *

This is Louisiana Western Winter Hummingbird Weekly Report # 15 for the
2011-2012 season.

The following report contains three sections:

1)        New reports

2)        A brief summary of all reports

3)        List of reports by species and parish


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Following are the reports received and added to our database since
12/11/2011



1.Hugues Beaufrere, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/11/2011
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/11/2011
2. Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/14/2011 (banded by DP
12/14/2011)
3.Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/2/2011 LO 12/5/2011
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/24/2011
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 12/7/2011 LO 12/7/2011
4.Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  OBS 12/21/2011
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/21/2011
5.Brenda Cooper, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/14/2011 (female/imm)
     #1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/31/2011 ("arrived late October";
possible returnee)
6.Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/18/2011
7.Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA (Iberville)
     #1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 12/15/2011 (shared with J.V. Remsen
(FO 12/24/2011))
8.Lou Drouent, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/13/2011 (banded by DP
12/13/2011)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/13/2011
9.Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/12/2011 (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/12/2011 (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/12/2011 (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  OBS 12/12/2011 (banded by DP
12/12/2011)
10.Beckie Hariu, Scott, LA (Lafayette)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/5/2011 LO 12/5/2011
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/5/2011
11.Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/15/2011
12.Leon Lalonde, Ponchatoula, LA (Tangipahoa)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/3/2011
13.Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA (Lafourche)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011 (ID tentative)
14.Jerry Leone, New Orleans, LA (Orleans)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  OBS 12/23/2011
15.Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/25/2011
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/18/2011
     #6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/20/2011
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/20/2011
16.Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA (Iberia)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/17/2011
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/20/2011
17.Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/15/2011 (banded by DP
12/15/2011 )
     #2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011 (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
     #3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011 (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/14/2011 (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
18.Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA (Iberville)
     #3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/24/2011
19.Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA (Orleans)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011
20.John and Veronica Sylvest & David Sylvest, Gramercy, LA (St. James)
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011
21.Claire Thomas, Mandeville, LA (St. Tammany)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/19/2011 (banded
by LB)
22. Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA (Jefferson)
     #4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/21/2011 (found by C. Brantley)
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Summary of Reports as of 12/25/2011

 Anna's Hummingbird
   2 reports
   2 parishes
   2 sites

Archilochus sp.
   3 reports
   2 parishes
   3 sites

Black-chinned Hummingbird
   64 reports
   12 parishes
   33 sites

Broad-tailed Hummingbird
   7 reports
   4 parishes
   6 sites

Buff-bellied Hummingbird
   24 reports
   8 parishes
   15 sites

Calliope Hummingbird
   28 reports
   11 parishes
   22 sites

Ruby-throated Hummingbird
   38 reports
   8 parishes
   27 sites

Selasphorus Rufous/Allens
   250 reports
   20 parishes
   80 sites

--Identified Rufous
   94 reports
   11 parishes
   36 sites

--Identified Allen's
   6 reports
   4 parishes
   6 sites
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ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD

Iberville Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 12/15/2011  (shared with J.V. Remsen (FO
12/24/2011))

West Carroll Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA
#1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011
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ARCHILOCHUS SP.

East Baton Rouge Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/2/2011  (female/imm)

Jefferson Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/4/2011  LO 12/4/2011

2. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  F  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by SL/NLN 12/6/2011)
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BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD

Cameron Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Wild-Peveto Woods, Peveto Woods, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/6/2011  (found by Kevin Morgan and
Jacob Cooper)

East Baton Rouge Parish:  21 reports  11 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/25/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/4/2011  (returnee recaptured by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked green )
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked purple)

3. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011

4. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 10/18/2011  (returnee from
12/12/2010 recaptured by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/10/2011

5. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/23/2011

6. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/14/2011  (banded, possible 6th
year returnee (banded by NLN 1/9/2007))

7. Linda Knight, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/3/2011

8. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/21/2011  (confirmed 5th year
returnee by NLN; marked purple)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 9/23/2011  LO 9/26/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/19/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked orange; perhaps around as early as 11/11/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked green)

9. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

10. Barbara Guglielmo, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/14/2011

11. Jared Wolfe, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011 OBS 11/7/2011

Iberville Parish:  7 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/11/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/19/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 11/4/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 11/27/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/24/2011

Jefferson Parish:  14 reports  4 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011  (banded by NLN
11/25/2011; marked purple; LO in Nov)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/22/2011  LO 12/5/2011  (banded
by NLN 11/25/2011; marked white)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway woods; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (found by D. Muth and
D. Ringer; possibly same bird present 12/21/2011 (Muth, Ringer, Driscoll))
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (near Cemetery; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer; present 12/1/2011 DLD/SWC)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/21/2011  (found by C. Brantley)

3. Craig Mineo, River Ridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/1/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 11/3/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 11/8/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 11/25/2011  (returnee banded on
left leg)
#6 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

Lafayette Parish:  7 reports  4 sites

1. Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011  (female/imm)

2. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/2/2011  (banded by DP 12/12/2011)

3. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 10/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 12/15/2011  (banded by DP
12/15/2011)

4. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011

Lafourche Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/3/2011

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011  (ID tentative)

Orleans Parish:  4 reports  3 sites

1. Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/14/2011

2. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011

3. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011

St. James Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/28/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  FO 10/17/2011  LO 10/17/2011  (probably
male)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/15/2011

St. Martin Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Gary Broussard, Breaux Bridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/22/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011

2. Claire Thomas, Mandeville, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/13/2011
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BROAD-TAILED HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/3/2011  (ID not confirmed)

2. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)

3. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/25/2011  (banded by NLN
10/31/2011; marked white)

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011

Iberville Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/11/2011
#2 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011

Lafayette Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)
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BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD

Calcasieu Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeanie Pousson, Moss Bluff, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/10/2011

East Baton Rouge Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Maretha Comeaux, Delcambre, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/25/2011

Iberville Parish:  7 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 9/24/2011  (possibly shared with Remsen's
#1 BUFH)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/19/2011  (possibly present as early as
10/12/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/18/2011  (possible FO as early as
11/12/2011)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011  LO 9/24/2011
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/4/2011  LO 11/4/2011

Jefferson Parish:  8 reports  4 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/16/2011  (banded on left leg -
likely returnee)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/23/2011  (found by D. Bosler; present
12/1/2011 SWC/DLD in Sureway woods)

3. Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 12/6/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 9/12/2011  (banded returnee in 4th
winter, recaptured by NLN 11/18/2011)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/18/2011  (banded, 2nd year returnee
recaptured by NLN in early Nov)
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 11/8/2011  (banded by NLN 11/18/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/13/2011  (originally banded in
Rockport, TX Sep 2010, recaptured by NLN 11/16/2011)
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/15/2011  (presumed returnee with
band on left leg)

Lafayette Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011  (banded by DP 12/14/2011)

2. Brenda Cooper, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/31/2011  ("arrived late October";
possible returnee)

3. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011

Lafourche Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Beth & Sammy Maniscalco, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/23/2011

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/14/2011  LO 11/14/2011

Orleans Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011
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CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  6 reports  4 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/6/2011;
marked pink/purple)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/6/2011

2. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 10/20/2011  (FO date uncertain, gone before
8 Nov)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/27/2011  (possibly Im M)

3. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/9/2011

4. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 9/29/2011

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/20/2011

Iberville Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/1/2011  LO 10/7/2011  (likely moved to J.V.
Remsen's yard)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011  (assumed
transient and not visitor from Van's)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/19/2011  (not Ad-M)

Jackson Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeff Webster, Jonesboro, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/9/2011  LO 9/9/2011

Jefferson Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/8/2011)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011

2. Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 12/7/2011  LO 12/7/2011

Lafayette Parish:  6 reports  5 sites

1. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011

2.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011

3. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 9/11/2011  LO 9/11/2011
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 10/17/2011  (likely 3rd year returnee.
Had not checked the yard since 8 Oct.)

4. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/14/2011  (banded by DP 12/15/2011)

5. Lou Drouent, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)

Livingston Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beau Gregory, Denham Springs, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011

Orleans Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/22/2011  (ID confirmed
by NLN from photo)

St. James Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. John and Veronica Sylvest & David Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/15/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/13/2011  (banded by
NLN 11/12/2011; marked pink)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/16/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

2. Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/7/2011

3. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/28/2011
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RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  12 reports  8 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/20/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/10/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked yellow)

3. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 10/12/2011  (banded by NLN on
10/12/2011; still present 11/10/2011+)

4. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
Subject: Happy Hummingbird Holidays
From: Allen Chartier <amazilia3 AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2011 11:34:44 -0500
Dear hummingbird enthusiasts,

As the holiday season is now upon us, I am in the position of being
hopelessly behind in many things, as I'm sure is also the case with some of
you. Since October, I have been running around three states banding Rufous
Hummingbirds (9 so far and a 10th on deck), but have not had time to post
about any of this on my blog despite my best intentions. To make up for
this lapse until I can find the time to do the topic of Rufous Hummingbirds
justice, I am regifting something that was given to me, and southeastern
Michigan birders, back in September.

On August 15, Carol Goodman emailed me with news that she had found a
Ruby-throated Hummingbird nest in her yard in Bloomfield Township, Oakland
County, Michigan. Over the next month, she posted interesting emails,
accompanied by outstanding videos of the (almost) daily events of this
nest, and documents one of the latest confirmed nestings in the state. A
thought was given to banding the nestlings, but the nest was 16 feet up in
a Silver Maple on a very thin branch, and no safe way could be devised for
me to get up there and band them. I have compiled Carol's emails with links
to her YouTube videos on my website here:

http://www.amazilia.net/MIHummerNet/Data2011.htm#Carol Goodman's daily
commentary

Thank you for doing such a great job with this, Carol! I hope I have done
the events justice on my website. Any errors in sequence or incorrect links
to videos are entirely my fault.

You really owe it to yourself to set aside an hour or so sometime this
holiday week to read Carol's commentary and view her videos. Enjoy!

Happy Holidays everyone!

-- 
Allen T. Chartier
Inkster, Michigan
Email: amazilia3 AT gmail.com
Website: www.amazilia.net
Blog: http://mihummingbirdguy.blogspot.com/
Subject: Hummer Fun in New Orleans
From: "Nancy L. Newfield" <nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET>
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2011 16:26:34 -0600
Humnetters & LABIRDers,

Last winter I was invited to take over a wonderful site that had 
previously been worked by another bander, who had moved out of the 
area.  I only caught about half of the birds there and never managed to 
make my way back before the season closed.

The host likes us to come during the Christmas season, so we were 
invited for this morning.  The day was warm and muggy, weather 
conditions that do not bode well for catching wily winter birds.  It 
seemed quiet as assistant Joan Garvey and I began setting up.  The host 
said he thought there were about 10 birds present.

Our first bird was a young male Ruby-throated.  Then, we got a 
Black-chinned and a Rufous.  #4 was a returnee Buff-bellied.  We are 
always pleased to get returnees, especially Buff-bellieds as they can be 
very elusive.  Assistant Steve Locke had prepared the site last week, by 
putting 4 dummy traps in place.

Steve had to work this morning but he finished early and he joined us 
just as Joan was bringing a returnee Broad-tailed in.  Have not had a 
returnee of that species in years.

After that, business really slowed.  We'd caught 7 and were nearly ready 
to pack it in, but the day was so pleasant we just stayed.  Our hosts 
had to leave, but they invited us to keep working.  Good thing, we got 3 
more - and then observed 3 more that we didn't catch.

Score:

3 Ruby-throated
3 Rufous
2 Black-chinned
1 Buff-bellied
1 Broad-tailed

We came back to Casa Colibrí feeling pretty good.  It was even better 
when Steve decided he could catch the 5-year returnee Buff-bellied that 
has eluded me for 2 months.  He had his hands on a really angry Buffy in 
just about 15 minutes.  Now, I just have to catch an immature male 
Ruby-throated that recently appeared here.

After tomorrow, I will have to put banding on the back burner for a 
couple of weeks as family responsibilities call.  However, I expect to 
be rested and ready to band full tilt after the first of the year.

NLN

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Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
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Subject: Rufous with blue fascinator
From: Cindy Macolini <cindymacolini1 AT COX.NET>
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2011 10:50:26 -0600
Just spotted a female(?) Rufous at one of the feeders. She was wearing  
a lovely blue fascinator. ;) Looked fairly new.

Cindy Macolini
Baton Rouge, LA
Subject: Lafayette Buff-belly
From: "James W. Beck" <ommatius AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2011 10:06:48 -0600
I've added a few images of the female Buff-bellied Hummingbird that's been
frequenting Dave Patton's townhouse complex in Lafayette to my Louisiana
bird website (http://louisianabirds.shutterfly.com/).  There's a running
slide show of the bird, but you can click on any of the images for larger
views.  Thanks Dave!  -j

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James W. Beck
venomousphotography.shutterfly.com
*louisianabirds.shutterfly.com*
louisianarobberflies.shutterfly.com
Broussard, Louisiana
ommatius AT gmail.com
Subject: Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals
From: Beth Maniscalco <beth.maniscalco AT NICHOLLS.EDU>
Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2011 07:53:25 -0600
Nancy, Carol:

This is REALLY EXCITING stuff.  Congratulations to all involved!   I get so
excited everytime I read/hear of these foreign recaptures because it just
reinforces our thinking that this banding business IS important.   Keep up
the good work, Nan.

Beth and Sammy Maniscalco
Thibodaux, LA
(Approx. 60 miles SW of New Orleans)

On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 4:37 PM, Nancy L. Newfield 
wrote: 


> Howdy Humfolks,
>
> On 12/7/2011 2:20 PM, Carol Foil wrote:
>
>  Nancy Newfield and her crack crew were here at 7 am to set up and here are
>> the results (colors indicate crown paint marks applied):  RUHU AHY F
>> H32822 ORANGE*FOREIGN RECAP - data not avail yet*
>>
>
>
> I finally got the goods on our little 'foreigner'.  This adult female
> Rufous Hummingbird was already an adult when she was banded on Lopez
> Island, Washington, in May 2011 by Dan Harville, who caught one of our
> birds a couple of years ago.  We were very excited about this because it is
> the first time we caught a hummer banded on the breeding ground.  Woohoo!!!
>  Makes me want to go out and catch more hummers!
>
> NLN
>
> --
> ****************************
> Nancy L Newfield
> Casa Colibrí
> Metairie, LA USA
> 
> http://www.casacolibri.net/
> ****************************
>
Subject: Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals
From: "Nancy L. Newfield" <nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET>
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2011 16:37:58 -0600
Howdy Humfolks,

On 12/7/2011 2:20 PM, Carol Foil wrote:

> Nancy Newfield and her crack crew were here at 7 am to set up and here are
> the results (colors indicate crown paint marks applied): RUHU AHY F H32822 
ORANGE*FOREIGN RECAP - data not avail yet* 



I finally got the goods on our little 'foreigner'.  This adult female 
Rufous Hummingbird was already an adult when she was banded on Lopez 
Island, Washington, in May 2011 by Dan Harville, who caught one of our 
birds a couple of years ago.  We were very excited about this because it 
is the first time we caught a hummer banded on the breeding ground.  
Woohoo!!!  Makes me want to go out and catch more hummers!

NLN

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Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
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Subject: Re: Bathing Hummer
From: "Nancy L. Newfield" <nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET>
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2011 06:14:22 -0600
Sue et al.,

On 12/11/2011 4:07 PM, Susan Orwig wrote:

> Wow!  You are indeed blessed.  How is Buffy handling the new birds?  I still
> have one male Rufous, the quietest I have ever heard, and Buffy.

Yes, I am having fun.  Buffy is the only steady customer.  Hummers just 
seem to cycle in and out this year.  My yard has never held Calliopes 
for very long, so I won't be surprised when these 2 little guys move on, 
but I hope to band the second one before he pulls out.

Buffy is not quiet, but she doesn't seem to chase the Calliopes the way 
she goes after Rufous and Black-chinneds.

NLN

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Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
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Subject: Hilton Pond 11/12/11 (Chayote Hummingbirds)
From: "Bill Hilton Jr." <hilton AT RUBYTHROAT.ORG>
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 23:10:20 -0500
It's taken a while to put together a photo essay about our recent hummingbird 
banding expedition to Costa Rica, but it's now posted as our "This Week at 
Hilton Pond" installment for 12-20 Nov 2011 at 
http://www.hiltonpond.org/ThisWeek111112.html . 


I hope you'll enjoy the words and images that describe what seems to be an 
"out-of-range" population of Ruby-throated Hummingbirds that will spend the 
next breeding season in North America. (And if for some reason you don't like 
trochilids, there are plenty of pictures of tropical plants and other organisms 
to look at.) 


Happy (Neotropical) Nature Watching!

BILL

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OPERATION RUBYTHROAT: The Hummingbird Project
BILL HILTON JR., Principal Investigator
Executive Director
Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, 1432 DeVinney Road, York, 
South Carolina 29745 USA 

office & cell (803) 684-5852
fax (803) 684-0255

Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project ( http://www.rubythroat.org ) is a 
cross-disciplinary international initiative in which students, teachers, and 
others collaborate to study behavior and distribution of the Ruby-throated 
Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris). All worldwide rights reserved and 
copyrighted by Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History ( 
http://www.hiltonpond.org ). Contributions in support of the project may be 
made via Network for Good at 
http://www.guidestar.org/controller/searchResults.gs?action_donateReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=56-2162170 


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Subject: LA Weekly Western Winter Hummingbird Report #14
From: Erik Johnson <ejohn33 AT TIGERS.LSU.EDU>
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 18:00:48 -0600
Louisiana birders,


Thanks to all for continuing to send your reports for inclusion in the LA
winter hummingbird database!  A whopping 27 sites reported new birds since
the last weekly update!



Please continue to report winter hummer observations or corrections for the
report to HUMNET, LABIRD, or me (Erik Johnson, ejohn33 AT lsu.edu).  Historic
western winter hummingbird annual summaries can be found on the Louisiana
Ornithological Society website (www.losbird.org).



When reporting your hummingbirds, please provide the following information:
Your name
Your address (town only is acceptable)
First observed (FO) date (or, if discovered while banding or marking
other birds, the date it was observed)
Species
Age (Adult, immature, unknown)
Sex (Male, female, unknown)
Whether banded, when and by whom.



If additional information is learned through further observation or banding
or if a mistake needs to be corrected, please report those updates and I'll
make the changes.  Please report the last observed (LO) date, if possible,
when the bird leaves. This you can do more easily when the hummer has been
banded and marked.



Happy hummingbirding,
Erik Johnson
S Lafayette, LA
ejohn33 AT lsu.edu

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This is Louisiana Western Winter Hummingbird Weekly Report # 14 for the
2011-2012 season.

The following report contains three sections:

1)        New reports

2)        A brief summary of all reports

3)        List of reports by species and parish


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Following are the reports received and added to our database since 12/4/2011



1. Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/3/2011
2.Dan Carroll, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 11/17/2011
3.Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011 (female/imm)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/11/2011
4.Dennis Demcheck, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 10/23/2011
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011
5.Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA (Iberville)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/17/2011 (still present as
of 11/27/2011)
     #3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011
     #4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/19/2011
     #2 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011 LO 11/16/2011
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  FO 11/26/2011
     #9 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
     #2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/16/2011 LO 11/16/2011 (assumed
transient and not visitor from Van's)
     #5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/18/2011 (possible FO as early as
11/12/2011)
6.Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/6/2011 (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked purple)
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 12/6/2011 (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked pink/purple)
     #2 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/6/2011
7.Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011
     #1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 12/6/2011
8.Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA (Orleans)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011
9.Beau Gregory, Denham Springs, LA (Livingston)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 9/18/2011 LO 9/18/2011 (probable
female)
10.Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/10/2011 (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked green)
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011 (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked yellow)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/10/2011 (banded
by NLN 12/10/2011; marked purple)
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/9/2011
11.Bobby and Ollie Hymel, Lutcher, LA (St. James)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/3/2011
12.Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA (Lafayette)
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/8/2011
13.Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011
     #1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/2/2011 (female/imm)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 10/29/2011
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 11/24/2011
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
14.Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA (Lafourche)
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  FO 11/19/2011 (present as of 12/11/2011)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/10/2011 (imm/female; possibly
present since 12/4)
15.John Meaux, Gramercy, LA (St. James)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/5/2011 (possibly same as
bird in T. Sylvest yard one block away)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Ad  M  FO 12/5/2011
16.Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/10/2011
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/10/2011
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/11/2011
17.Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA (Iberia)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  FO 12/7/2011
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/7/2011
18.Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA (Jefferson)
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 12/5/2011 (banded by
NLN; marked blue )
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/11/2011 (banded by NLN;
marked yellow)
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011 (banded by NLN 12/8/2011)
     #2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011
19.Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA (West Carroll)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  F  OBS 12/10/2011
20.John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA (St. Tammany)
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  F  FO 11/15/2011 (banded
by NLN)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Ad  M  FO 11/15/2011 (banded
by NLN)
     #6 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 11/23/2011 (banded
by NLN)
     #7 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011 (banded
by NLN)
     #8 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011 (banded
by NLN)
     #1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
21.Lita Pinter, New Orleans, LA (Orleans)
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Ad  F  FO 12/4/2011
22.Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA (Lafayette)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  M  FO 12/5/2011
     #2 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  (Rufous)  Ad  M  FO 12/7/2011
     #3 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/9/2011
23.Robert Sherman, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  Im  F  FO 12/3/2011 (banded by NLN
12/10/2011)
24.Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA (St. James)
     #2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011 (present through at
least 12/5/2011)
25.Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #12 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 11/29/2011
     #13 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  FO 12/3/2011
26. Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA (Jefferson)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 12/1/2011 (found by SWC/DLD)
     #4 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/1/2011 (found by DLD/SWC)
     #5 Selasphorus Rufous/Allens  OBS 12/1/2011 (found by DLD/SWC)
27.Jared Wolfe, Baton Rouge, LA (East Baton Rouge)
     #1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011
     #1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011
     #2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011
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Summary of Reports as of 12/11/2011

 Anna's Hummingbird
   1 report
   1 parish
   1 site

Archilochus sp.
   3 reports
   2 parishes
   3 sites

Black-chinned Hummingbird
   55 reports
   12 parishes
   29 sites

Broad-tailed Hummingbird
   7 reports
   4 parishes
   6 sites

Buff-bellied Hummingbird
   23 reports
   8 parishes
   14 sites

Calliope Hummingbird
   24 reports
   9 parishes
   18 sites

Ruby-throated Hummingbird
   34 reports
   8 parishes
   25 sites

Selasphorus Rufous/Allens
   227 reports
   20 parishes
   75 sites

--Identified Rufous
   82 reports
   11 parishes
   32 sites

--Identified Allen's
   4 reports
   3 parishes
   4 sites
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ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD

West Carroll Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Roselie Overby, Oak Grove, LA
#1 Anna's Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011
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ARCHILOCHUS SP.

East Baton Rouge Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/2/2011  (female/imm)

Jefferson Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  FO 12/4/2011  LO 12/4/2011

2. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Archilochus sp.  F  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by SL/NLN 12/6/2011)
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BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD

Cameron Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Wild-Peveto Woods, Peveto Woods, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/6/2011  (found by Kevin Morgan and
Jacob Cooper)

East Baton Rouge Parish:  19 reports  10 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/4/2011  (returnee recaptured by
NLN 12/6/2011; marked green )
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked purple)

2. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011

3. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 10/18/2011  (returnee from
12/12/2010 recaptured by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/10/2011

4. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/23/2011

5. Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/14/2011  (banded, possible 6th
year returnee (banded by NLN 1/9/2007))

6. Linda Knight, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/3/2011

7. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/21/2011  (confirmed 5th year
returnee by NLN; marked purple)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 9/23/2011  LO 9/26/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/19/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked orange; perhaps around as early as 11/11/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 12/10/2011  (banded by NLN
12/10/2011; marked green)

8. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

9. Barbara Guglielmo, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/14/2011

10. Jared Wolfe, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 12/10/2011

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/4/2011 OBS 11/7/2011

Iberville Parish:  6 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/11/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/19/2011

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 11/4/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 11/27/2011

Jefferson Parish:  13 reports  4 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011  (banded by NLN
11/25/2011; marked purple; LO in Nov)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/22/2011  LO 12/5/2011  (banded
by NLN 11/25/2011; marked white)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (Sureway woods; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/12/2011  (found by D. Muth and
D. Ringer)
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/12/2011  (near Cemetery; female/imm;
found by D. Muth and D. Ringer; present 12/1/2011 DLD/SWC)

3. Craig Mineo, River Ridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/1/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/31/2011  LO 11/3/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 11/8/2011
#3 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/14/2011  (banded by NLN
11/16/2011)
#4 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
#5 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 11/25/2011  (returnee banded on
left leg)
#6 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011

Lafayette Parish:  5 reports  4 sites

1. Paul & Ashleigh Conover, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011  (female/imm)

2. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)

3. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 10/15/2011

4. Elaine Bourque, Milton, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011

Lafourche Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Janelle Bergeron, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 11/3/2011

Orleans Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011

2. David Muth, New Orleans, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/27/2011
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/30/2011

St. James Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Tom Sylvest, Gramercy, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011  (female/imm)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/28/2011

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  FO 10/17/2011  LO 10/17/2011  (probably
male)
#2 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/15/2011

St. Martin Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Gary Broussard, Breaux Bridge, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  F  FO 11/22/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Black-chinned Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/25/2011
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BROAD-TAILED HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 12/3/2011  (ID not confirmed)

2. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN
11/26/2011)

3. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 10/25/2011  LO 11/10/2011  (banded
by NLN 10/31/2011; marked white)

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Mike Musumeche, New Iberia, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/15/2011

Iberville Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/11/2011
#2 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  F  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011

Lafayette Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette, LA
#1 Broad-tailed Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)
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BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD

Calcasieu Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeanie Pousson, Moss Bluff, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/10/2011

East Baton Rouge Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

Iberia Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Maretha Comeaux, Delcambre, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/25/2011

Iberville Parish:  7 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 9/24/2011  (possibly shared with Remsen's
#1 BUFH)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 10/19/2011  (possibly present as early as
10/12/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/13/2011
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/18/2011  (possible FO as early as
11/12/2011)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/24/2011  LO 9/24/2011
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/4/2011  LO 11/4/2011

Jefferson Parish:  8 reports  4 sites

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/16/2011  (banded on left leg -
likely returnee)

2.  Wild-Grand Isle, Grand Isle, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  OBS 11/23/2011  (found by D. Bosler; present
12/1/2011 SWC/DLD in Sureway woods)

3. Joan Garvey, Metairie, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 12/6/2011

4. Craig & Lizette Wroten, Harahan, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 9/12/2011  (banded returnee in 4th
winter, recaptured by NLN 11/18/2011)
#2 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 10/18/2011  (banded, 2nd year returnee
recaptured by NLN in early Nov)
#3 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Im  FO 11/8/2011  (banded by NLN 11/18/2011)
#4 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/13/2011  (originally banded in
Rockport, TX Sep 2010, recaptured by NLN 11/16/2011)
#5 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  Ad  FO 11/15/2011  (presumed returnee with
band on left leg)

Lafayette Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011

2. Jeanne Plaisance, Lafayette, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/3/2011  LO 11/3/2011

Lafourche Parish:  2 reports  2 sites

1. Beth & Sammy Maniscalco, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 9/23/2011

2. Mike LeBlanc, Thibodaux, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 11/14/2011  LO 11/14/2011

Orleans Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Wendy Rihner, New Orleans, LA
#1 Buff-bellied Hummingbird  FO 10/23/2011
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CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  6 reports  4 sites

1. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  OBS 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/6/2011;
marked pink/purple)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 12/6/2011

2. Miriam Davey, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  OBS 10/20/2011  (FO date uncertain, gone before
8 Nov)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/27/2011  (possibly Im M)

3. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/9/2011

4. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  F  FO 9/29/2011

Iberville Parish:  3 reports  2 sites

1. Donna Dittmann & Steve Cardiff, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/1/2011  LO 10/7/2011  (likely moved to J.V.
Remsen's yard)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/16/2011  LO 11/16/2011  (assumed
transient and not visitor from Van's)

2. Van Remsen, St. Gabriel, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 10/19/2011  (not Ad-M)

Jackson Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Jeff Webster, Jonesboro, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  M  FO 9/9/2011  LO 9/9/2011

Jefferson Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Nancy Newfield, Metairie, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/6/2011  (banded by NLN 12/8/2011)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 12/11/2011

Lafayette Parish:  5 reports  4 sites

1. Dave Patton, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/8/2011  LO 11/10/2011

2.  Belle Rive Townhomes, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/21/2011

3. Erik and Ceci Johnson, Milton, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 9/11/2011  LO 9/11/2011
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  OBS 10/17/2011  (likely 3rd year returnee.
Had not checked the yard since 8 Oct.)

4. Lou Drouent, Lafayette, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 12/2/2011  (reported by D. Patton)

Livingston Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Beau Gregory, Denham Springs, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  FO 11/24/2011

Orleans Parish:  1 report  1 site

1. Tom Garvey & Joan Garvey, New Orleans, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 9/22/2011  LO 9/22/2011  (ID confirmed
by NLN from photo)

St. John the Baptist Parish:  2 reports  1 site

1. Hans and Angela Holbrook, LaPlace, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/11/2011  LO 11/13/2011  (banded by
NLN 11/12/2011; marked pink)
#2 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/16/2011

St. Tammany Parish:  3 reports  3 sites

1. John and Margaret Owens, Covington, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/27/2011

2. Noel Peyton, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 11/7/2011

3. Jean Brou, Slidell, LA
#1 Calliope Hummingbird  Im  F  FO 11/28/2011
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RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRD

East Baton Rouge Parish:  12 reports  8 sites

1. Kevin Morgan, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 11/20/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/10/2011

2. Carol Foil, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 12/1/2011
#3 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  FO 12/3/2011  (banded by NLN
12/6/2011; marked yellow)

3. Joan LeBlanc, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Im  M  OBS 10/12/2011  (banded by NLN on
10/12/2011; still present 11/10/2011+)

4. Vicki Vance, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  F  FO 10/30/2011  (still present 11/20/2011+)

5. Jeff Harris, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  Ad  F  FO 10/9/2011  (probable 5th year
returnee)

6. Michelline Schutte, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)
#2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird  OBS 11/26/2011  (banded by NLN 11/26/2011)

7. Scott Knaus, Baton Rouge, LA
#1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Subject: Re: Bathing Hummer
From: Susan Orwig <s.orwig AT SBCGLOBAL.NET>
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 14:07:40 -0800
Wow!  You are indeed blessed.  How is Buffy handling the new birds?  I still 
have one male Rufous, the quietest I have ever heard, and Buffy.

Sue Orwig
Houston




________________________________
From: Nancy L. Newfield 
To: HUMNET-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU
Sent: Sun, December 11, 2011 3:35:56 PM
Subject: [HUMNET-L] Bathing Hummer

Howdy Humnetters & LABIRDers,

I love to watch hummers bathing.  Each has his or her own technique.  I just 
watched the #1 Calliope, T-Boy, perch on the lower rim of the large fountain.  
From there, he took wing and dipped his entire body into the deepest part of 
the 

lower reservoir.  After a quick preen, he did it again and then again!

Calliope #2 was first noted in the early AM today.  Woohooooo! I've never 
counted 2 Calliopes in the same day at my place. It doesn't get any better than 

this!

NLN

-- ****************************
Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
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Subject: Bathing Hummer
From: "Nancy L. Newfield" <nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET>
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 15:35:56 -0600
Howdy Humnetters & LABIRDers,

I love to watch hummers bathing.  Each has his or her own technique.  I 
just watched the #1 Calliope, T-Boy, perch on the lower rim of the large 
fountain.  From there, he took wing and dipped his entire body into the 
deepest part of the lower reservoir.  After a quick preen, he did it 
again and then again!

Calliope #2 was first noted in the early AM today.  Woohooooo! I've 
never counted 2 Calliopes in the same day at my place.  It doesn't get 
any better than this!

NLN

-- 
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Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
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Subject: Rufous #7 in the bag...
From: Allen Chartier <amazilia3 AT GMAIL.COM>
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2011 21:58:16 -0500
Birders and banders,

Today (Dec 10), I traveled south to a home northwest of Columbus, Ohio to
band my 7th Rufous Hummingbird and my 4th in Ohio this "fall".  As always,
it was a great opportunity to meet delightful homeowners hosting this bird,
and this time I was also able to meet up with my cousin Mary, whom I'd not
seen in quite a few years. Jim McCormac, my "main man" in Ohio, has posted
photos and a narrative to his blog about today's banding. To read it go to:

http://jimmccormac.blogspot.com/
Two more Rufous are out there lacking jewelry, one in Fort Wayne, Indiana
and one near Youngstown, Ohio. I plan to remedy that situation in the next
few days.

-- 
Allen T. Chartier
Inkster, Michigan
Email: amazilia3 AT gmail.com
Website: www.amazilia.net
Blog: http://mihummingbirdguy.blogspot.com/
Subject: Re: Yard Report
From: "Nancy L. Newfield" <nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET>
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2011 15:27:25 -0600
Scott,

On 12/8/2011 2:29 PM, Scott Knaus wrote:

> I have seen several  birds over the last month, but like others have
> mentioned there is a lot of movement in and out of the new yard with few
> birds settling down. Since my young yard does not yet provide much
> cover, for now I am just a feeding station serving the surrounding
> neighborhood's scrubby areas. While the female calliope is seen once a
> week at best, there are now at least 3 immature male rufous-types, an
> adult female rufous-type, and two different Archilochus - an immature
> male and a likely female. That makes seven or so total, but on a typical
> day I can spot about four. I hesitate to mention that a couple of times
> I really thought I had a female broad-tailed, but can't confirm. So, in
> addition the calliope reported earlier, here is what I have confirmed:
>
> #1 Selasphorous R/A, Im male, FO 10/19/2011 (update)
>
> #2 Selasphorous R/A, Im male, FO 10/29/2011
>
> #3 Selasphorous R/A, Female, FO 11/24/2011
>
> #4 Selasphorous R/A, Im male, FO 11/27/2011
>
> #1 Archilochus, Female-type, FO 12/2/2011
>
> #2 Archilochus, Im male ruby-throated, FO 12/6/2011

I've never seen so much movement as we are seeing this winter.  There 
are plenty of hummers out there and some seem to still be migrating.  My 
only steady client is the Buff-bellied that appeared 16 October.  She is 
likely a 5-year returnee, but she isn't catchable yet.

This morning, I caught an immature male Calliope that has been here a 
couple of days.  He had a fat score of 3 on a scale of 0-5 and he tipped 
the scale at 3.3 grams.  Clearly, he isn't ready to settle down.

Just a little while ago, I snagged an immature male Rufous that had a 
fat score of 1.  His weight was 3.7.  These birds are well-fed and they 
can move about with ease.  Nevertheless, we are eager to see the new 
place and we know it is just a hint of things to come.

NLN

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Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
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Subject: Yard Report
From: Scott Knaus <rsknaus AT GECINC.COM>
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2011 14:29:55 -0600
Erik/Humnet:

 

I have seen several  birds over the last month, but like others have
mentioned there is a lot of movement in and out of the new yard with few
birds settling down. Since my young yard does not yet provide much
cover, for now I am just a feeding station serving the surrounding
neighborhood's scrubby areas. While the female calliope is seen once a
week at best, there are now at least 3 immature male rufous-types, an
adult female rufous-type, and two different Archilochus - an immature
male and a likely female. That makes seven or so total, but on a typical
day I can spot about four. I hesitate to mention that a couple of times
I really thought I had a female broad-tailed, but can't confirm. So, in
addition the calliope reported earlier, here is what I have confirmed:

 

#1 Selasphorous R/A, Im male, FO 10/19/2011 (update)

#2 Selasphorous R/A, Im male, FO 10/29/2011

#3 Selasphorous R/A, Female, FO 11/24/2011

#4 Selasphorous R/A, Im male, FO 11/27/2011

 

#1 Archilochus, Female-type, FO 12/2/2011

#2 Archilochus, Im male ruby-throated, FO 12/6/2011

 

Scott Knaus

Baton Rouge

 

 

 

 

 
Subject: Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals
From: Jana Whittle <janafw AT AOL.COM>
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 18:32:45 -0500
We had a Buffy show up yesterday. This bird sips for 1/2 a second and flies 
below into the Mexican Cigar Plant for a 1/2 second and repeats this like ten 
times then flies away for about 25-45 minutes. The Buffy that appeared on 
Christmas Day last year acted the same way. It is a very odd behavior. We have 
a photographer friend who did a picture but it is a little fuzzy. 

We also have a possible Allen's, and a Rufous, and a Black-chinned.

It has been a fun December so far!

Jana



-----Original Message-----
From: Nancy L. Newfield 
To: HUMNET-L 
Sent: Wed, Dec 7, 2011 4:10 pm
Subject: Re: [HUMNET-L] Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals


Hey BBBB
On 12/7/2011 3:59 PM, Big Bad Bald Bob Sargent wrote:
> Carol and Humnetters
 Good grief woman, you guys got in a nest of these feathered beasts!
 Congratulations to Fancy Nancy and all her great crew!
Thank you, mon!  It is Christmas you know.  I came home to find a tiny, 
ittle Calliope perched on a feeder opposite the big, bad Buffy that has 
e vexed.
Santa surely has delivered this year.
NLN
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ancy L Newfield
asa ColibrĂ­
etairie, LA USA
nancy AT casacolibri.net>
ttp://www.casacolibri.net/
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Subject: Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 17:31:17 -0500
Nan
Good things have a way of happening to those that love birds and  people.  
Ain't life a pure joy.
Bob Sargent
 
 
In a message dated 12/7/2011 4:10:08 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET writes:

Hey  BBBB

On 12/7/2011 3:59 PM, Big Bad Bald Bob Sargent wrote:

>  Carol and Humnetters
> Good grief woman, you guys got in a nest of these  feathered beasts!
> Congratulations to Fancy Nancy and all her great  crew!

Thank you, mon!  It is Christmas you know.  I came home  to find a tiny, 
little Calliope perched on a feeder opposite the big, bad  Buffy that has 
me vexed.

Santa surely has delivered this  year.

NLN
Subject: Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals
From: "Nancy L. Newfield" <nancy AT CASACOLIBRI.NET>
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 16:09:40 -0600
Hey BBBB

On 12/7/2011 3:59 PM, Big Bad Bald Bob Sargent wrote:

> Carol and Humnetters
> Good grief woman, you guys got in a nest of these feathered beasts!
> Congratulations to Fancy Nancy and all her great crew!

Thank you, mon!  It is Christmas you know.  I came home to find a tiny, 
little Calliope perched on a feeder opposite the big, bad Buffy that has 
me vexed.

Santa surely has delivered this year.

NLN

-- 
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Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, LA USA

http://www.casacolibri.net/
****************************
Subject: Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals
From: Bob Sargent <RubyThroat AT AOL.COM>
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 16:59:58 -0500
Carol and Humnetters
Good grief woman, you guys got in a nest of these feathered beasts!   
Congratulations to Fancy Nancy and all her great crew!
 
Bob and Martha Sargent
Clay, Alabama
 
 
In a message dated 12/7/2011 2:20:42 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
carolsfoil AT GMAIL.COM writes:

Nancy  Newfield and her crack crew were here at 7 am to set up and here are
the  results (colors indicate crown paint marks applied):
RUHU HY M H44073  YELLOW central pattern to gorget
RUHU HY M H44074 WHITE central spot to  gorget
RUHU HY F H44075 BLUE heavy stippling for a female on gorget
RUHU  HY M H44076 PURPLE
CAHU HY F H44077 PNK/PUR
RUHU AHY F H32822 ORANGE  *FOREIGN RECAP - data not avail yet*
BCHU HY M H44078 PURPLE
BCHU SY M  H43441 GREEN *RETURNEE*
RUHU HY F H44079 WHT/YEL linear central  gorget
ALHU HY M H44080 ORG/PUR half gorget YAHOO! This is my 7th  species
(historically)
RTHU HY M H44081 YELLOW barely has a  beard
CAHU UNK F seen but not captured
RUHU AHY M    seen but  not captured

-- 
Carol S Foil
Baton Rouge,  LA
CarolSFoil AT gmail.com
Subject: Re: Humbanding in my yard today 4 species; 13 individuals
From: Beth Maniscalco <beth.maniscalco AT NICHOLLS.EDU>
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 14:34:03 -0600
Great show, Carol!  Congratulations.  This is so much fun, isn't it?

Beth

On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 2:20 PM, Carol Foil  wrote:

> Nancy Newfield and her crack crew were here at 7 am to set up and here are
> the results (colors indicate crown paint marks applied):
> RUHU HY M H44073 YELLOW central pattern to gorget
>  RUHU HY M H44074 WHITE central spot to gorget
>  RUHU HY F H44075 BLUE heavy stippling for a female on gorget
>  RUHU HY M H44076 PURPLE
>  CAHU HY F H44077 PNK/PUR
>  RUHU AHY F H32822 ORANGE *FOREIGN RECAP - data not avail yet*
>  BCHU HY M H44078 PURPLE
>  BCHU SY M H43441 GREEN *RETURNEE*
>  RUHU HY F H44079 WHT/YEL linear central gorget
>  ALHU HY M H44080 ORG/PUR half gorget YAHOO! This is my 7th species
> (historically)
>  RTHU HY M H44081 YELLOW barely has a beard
>  CAHU UNK F seen but not captured
>  RUHU AHY M    seen but not captured
>
> --
> Carol S Foil
> Baton Rouge, LA
> CarolSFoil AT gmail.com
>