Here’s the tally of what we saw on the count which was last Saturday the 26th of April:

Canada Goose – 103

Wood Duck – 33

Mallard – 131

Blue-winged Teal – 1

Common Goldeneye – 1

Hooded Merganser – 1

Red-breasted Merganser – 1

Northern Bobwhite – 8

Wild Turkey – 42

Pacific Loon – 1

Common Loon – 66

Pied-billed Grebe – 3

Red-necked Grebe – 1

Double-crested Cormorant – 241

Great Blue Heron – 82

Great Egret – 3

Little Blue Heron – 1

Green Heron – 5

Black-crowned Night-Heron – 5

Black Vulture – 229

Turkey Vulture – 145

Osprey – 20

Cooper’s Hawk – 5

Bald Eagle – 4

Red-shouldered Hawk – 11

Broad-winged Hawk – 7

Red-tailed Hawk – 25

American Coot – 16

Semipalmated Plover – 2

Killdeer – 24

Spotted Sandpiper – 6

Solitary Sandpiper – 3

American Woodcock – 1

Bonaparte’s Gull – 2

Ring-billed Gull – 25

Herring Gull – 5

Caspian Tern – 1

Forster’s Tern – 5

Rock Pigeon – 22

Eurasian Collared-Dove – 3

Mourning Dove – 99

Yellow-billed Cuckoo – 8

Eastern Screech-Owl – 2

Great Horned Owl – 3

Barred Owl – 15

Common Nighthawk – 2

Chuck-will’s-widow – 1

Whip-poor-will – 4

Chimney Swift – 109

Ruby-throated Hummingbird – 8

Belted Kingfisher – 12

Red-headed Woodpecker – 11

Red-bellied Woodpecker – 108

Downy Woodpecker – 48

Hairy Woodpecker – 6

Northern Flicker – 13

Pileated Woodpecker – 37

American Kestrel – 13

Peregrine Falcon – 1

Eastern Wood-Pewee – 13

Acadian Flycatcher – 14

Least Flycatcher – 2

Eastern Phoebe – 14

Great Crested Flycatcher – 29

Eastern Kingbird – 58

White-eyed Vireo – 152

Yellow-throated Vireo – 15

Blue-headed Vireo – 3

Warbling Vireo – 21

Red-eyed Vireo – 94

Blue Jay – 115

American Crow – 97

Fish Crow – 2

N. Rough-winged Swallow – 134

Purple Martin – 54

Tree Swallow – 109

Bank Swallow – 3

Barn Swallow – 104

Cliff Swallow – 122

Carolina Chickadee – 165

Tufted Titmouse – 212

White-breasted Nuthatch – 44

House Wren – 7

Sedge Wren – 2

Carolina Wren – 191

Blue-gray Gnatcatcher – 210

Ruby-crowned Kinglet – 8

Eastern Bluebird – 123

Veery – 5

Gray-cheeked Thrush – 1

Swainson’s Thrush – 20

Hermit Thrush – 1

Wood Thrush – 63

American Robin – 196

Gray Catbird – 13

Northern Mockingbird – 91

Brown Thrasher – 31

European Starling – 308

Cedar Waxwing – 152

Ovenbird – 2

Worm-eating Warbler – 4

Louisiana Waterthrush – 4

Northern Waterthrush – 17

Blue-winged Warbler – 20

Golden-winged Warbler – 1

Black-and-white Warbler – 6

Prothonotary Warbler – 29

Tennessee Warbler – 86

Orange-crowned Warbler – 2

Nashville Warbler – 15

Kentucky Warbler – 20

Common Yellowthroat – 140

Hooded Warbler – 16

American Redstart – 6

Cape May Warbler – 6

Cerulean Warbler – 2

Northern Parula – 82

Bay-breasted Warbler – 5

Blackburnian Warbler – 2

Yellow Warbler – 11

Chestnut-sided Warbler – 7

Blackpoll Warbler – 33

Palm Warbler – 66

Pine Warbler – 3

Yellow-rumped Warbler – 115

Yellow-throated Warbler – 32

Prairie Warbler – 68

Black-throated Green Warbler – 15

Yellow-breasted Chat – 72

Eastern Towhee – 100

Chipping Sparrow – 57

Field Sparrow – 125

Savannah Sparrow – 11

Song Sparrow – 18

Lincoln’s Sparrow – 4

Swamp Sparrow – 13

White-throated Sparrow – 148

White-crowned Sparrow – 8

Summer Tanager – 63

Scarlet Tanager – 33

Northern Cardinal – 368

Rose-breasted Grosbeak – 42

Blue Grosbeak – 11

Indigo Bunting – 165

Red-winged Blackbird – 150

Eastern Meadowlark – 42

Common Grackle – 91

Brown-headed Cowbird – 144

Orchard Oriole – 62

Baltimore Oriole – 25

House Finch – 91

American Goldfinch – 76

House Sparrow – 11

Total Species – 153

Total Number of Birds – 7533

Barbara Harris

Nashville (Davidson Co.)