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by Noah Strycker


  world Big Years, 43, 45–47, 98–99, 198–99

  and world records, 200–204, 206–8

  year-end acceleration of time, 233–34

  The Big Year (film), 248

  Bird Guide (Reed), 38

  birding

  addictive nature of, 62–63

  author’s interest in, 3–4, 21–22, 36, 86, 92–93, 95–96, 207–8, 248

  bird vocalizations, 11–12, 13–14

  cryptic bird behavior, 57

  field guides, 48

  in the Information Age, 47–49

  and ornithology, 36–37

  rare bird chasing, 153–54

  shared passion of birders, 1, 5, 35, 157, 179, 208, 256

  and world records, 200–204, 206–8

  See also checklists

  Birding magazine, 42, 121

  BirdingPal website, 31, 47, 113, 164, 170

  Birding Without Borders blog, 119–20

  Birds of America (Audubon), 37, 38

  birds-of-paradise, 237–39

  A Birdwatcher’s Guide to Norway (Tveit), 158

  Black-and-cinnamon Fantail, 227

  Black-and-white Hawk-Eagle, 60–61

  Black-and-yellow Silky-Flycatcher, 116

  Black-bellied Bustard, 167

  Black Bittern, 240

  Black-capped Chickadee, 1

  Black-capped Vireo, 145

  Black-casqued Hornbill, 173

  Black Skimmer, 60

  Black-spectacled Brushfinch, 72–75

  Black-throated Saltator, 60

  Blue-headed Parrot, 58

  Blue Jay, 146

  Blue-mantled Thornbill, 81

  Blyth’s Hornbill, 240–41

  Boateng, Yaw, 164, 166, 167, 174, 179, 181

  Borneo, 237

  Brazil, 51–65

  Bright-rumped Attila, 126

  Broad-tailed Grassbird, 203

  Bronze Mannikin, 167

  Bronze-tailed Starling, 185

  Bronzy Inca, 95

  Brown-backed Chat-Tyrant, 81

  Brown Jay, 126

  Brown Pelican, 153–55

  Buenaño, Edison, 105–10

  Buff-collared Nightjar, 139–40

  bullet trains, 220–21

  Burgos, Freddy, 23, 24, 25–29, 30–31, 32–35

  Burj Khalifa, 201

  C

  Cahill, John, 131–32

  California, 145, 149

  Call Collect, Ask for Birdman (Vardaman), 45–46

  Cameroon, 166, 187–88

  Campbell, Oscar, 201–2

  Canada Warbler, 126

  Cape Coast, Ghana, 175–77

  Cape Crombec, 191

  Capellone, Monal, 237

  Cape Petrel, 9–10, 16

  Carolina Wren, 146

  Caroline Islands Ground-Dove, 43

  Carvalho, Guto, 52, 53

  Catesby, Mark, 37

  Cayuga Lake, 153–55

  Chattering Cisticola, 180

  checklists

  Clements Checklist, 14–15, 46, 199, 255

  English common names, 26

  global, 14–15, 46

  heard-only birds, 11–12, 13–14, 230–31

  IOC World Bird List, 14, 255

  Latin names, 26, 52

  list length versus birding expertise, 183–84

  no introduced birds (NIB), 13

  “stringers” and “stringing,” 12

  Chestnut-crowned Antpitta, 109

  China, 215–16, 218

  Chinspot Batis, 191

  Chinstrap Penguin, 7, 17

  Christmas in Australia, 243–44, 250–51

  Chun, Cheong Weng, 237

  Cinchona Forest Reserve, 226, 227–28, 229–30

  Cinnamon Ibon, 231

  cisticolas, 180, 184

  Citrine Warbler, 81

  Clements Checklist, 14–15, 46, 199, 255

  Clements, James, 46, 48

  Cliff Flycatcher, 25, 26

  Cohen, Callan, 192, 218–19

  Colombia, 112, 175

  Common Eider, 157

  Common Iora, 209

  Common Kingfisher, 241

  Common Ostrich, 3

  Common Poorwill, 139–41

  conservation, 100, 102, 110, 172, 227

  Copper-tailed Starling, 185

  Cornell Lab of Ornithology, 14, 31, 46, 48, 153–55

  Correa, Rafael, 100

  Costa Rica, 113–19, 124–32, 133

  Cox, Guy, 50–51, 53

  Crested Eagle, 132

  Crimson Chat, 244

  Croaking Cisticola, 180

  Crowned Woodnymph, 131

  Cundinamarca Antpitta, 160

  Cypseloides rothschildi, 27

  D

  Daniels, Esteban, 17–18

  Dark-backed Wood-Quail, 107

  Dark-fronted Babbler, 208

  Darwin, Charles, 238

  Davies, Alan, 48–49, 200

  Diabolical Nightjar, 174

  Diademed Sandpiper-Plover (DSP), 12, 15–16, 19–21

  Díaz Segovia, Fernando, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20

  Downy Woodpecker, 147

  Dun, Gideon, 218

  Dun, Moses, 218

  Dusky Grouse, 206

  Dwarshuis, Arjan, 98–99, 198–99, 202, 256

  E

  eagles

  Black-and-white Hawk-Eagle, 60–61

  Crested Eagle, 132

  Great Philippine Eagle, 224, 230, 231–32

  Harpy Eagle, 55–65, 132, 225

  Eastern Meadowlark, 138

  eBird app, 14–15, 31, 47, 153, 217, 249, 250, 254

  Ebola virus, 90, 171

  Eclectus Parrot, 241

  ecotourism, 102, 105, 110, 114–15, 124, 127–28, 170–72, 184, 186, 238

  Ecuador, 99–110, 228–29

  Egyptian Goose, 161

  Elaeis guineensis, 236

  Eldhose, K. V., 212–14

  Elegant Crescentchest, 88

  elephants, 180, 191

  El Yeso Valley, 18–19

  Emperor Penguin, 5

  Empidonomus varius, 27

  Emu, 245

  Engblom, Gunnar, 69–88, 91, 93–94, 96–97, 98, 198

  Enríquez, Hugo, 121–24

  Epaulet Oriole, 60

  Erb, Lisa, 127–29, 131, 133

  eremomelas, 184–85

  Espinosa, Rogelio “Roger,” 18

  Ethiopia, 159, 249, 250

  Eurasian Moorhen, 180

  Eurasian Wigeon, 157

  European Starling, 1

  Eusebius, Kuriakose Mor, 212–13

  eyeshine, 138–39, 241

  Ezhupunna Birders, 208–12

  F

  Farina, Martin, 24, 29

  Fernández, Johan, 113, 115–18, 122–24, 127, 128–33

  Fernández Roman, Noah Felipe, 133

  Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl, 58

  A Field Guide to the Birds (Peterson), 38–39

  Fiery-throated Hummingbird, 115

  Fischer’s Lovebird, 195

  Fisher, Dean, 40–41, 42

  Fisher, James, 3, 39–40

  Five-striped Sparrow, 149

  Flame-crowned Flowerpecker, 231

  Flame-throated Bulbul, 208

  Floyd, Ted, 121

  Francis, Sid, 218

  Franzen, Jonathan, 47

  G

  Galápagos Islands, 100, 101

  gallo pinto, 114

  Gavensky, Marcelo, 24, 29

  Gentoo Penguin, 7

  Germany, 159–62

  Ghana, 159, 163–82, 184, 187

  Giant Antpitta, 103–5, 108

  Giant Laughingthrush, 218

  “goatsuckers” (nightjars), 139

  Gogoi, Bidyut, 252–53, 257–58

  Golden-backed Mountain-Tanager, 77, 80–82, 94

  Golden-breasted Puffleg, 102

  Golden Bush-Robin, 218

  Golden-cheeked Warbler, 145

  Golden-crowned Sparrow, 256

  Golden Mask
ed-Owl, 235–37, 239–42

  Gorleri, Fabri, 25, 26, 27–28, 32

  Gorospe, Gorka, 159

  Grallaria kaestneri, 160

  Gray-fronted Green-Pigeon, 209

  Gray Go-away-bird, 191–92

  Grayheaded Social-Weaver, 195

  Gray-necked Rockfowl, 187

  Great Dusky Swift, 50

  Greater Rhea, 24

  Greater Scaup, 149

  Great Philippine Eagle, 224, 230, 231–32

  Green-breasted Mango, 127

  Green-breasted Pitta, 200

  Green Warbler, 201

  Green-winged Pytilia, 190–91

  Gregory, Janine, 189

  Guatemala, 118, 119, 121–23, 131–32

  Guinea Turaco, 167

  Guinness Book of World Records, 200, 203, 205–7

  Guyana, 249, 250

  H

  Hairy Woodpecker, 147

  Happy Wren, 137

  Harpy Eagle, 55–65, 133, 225

  Hathibaruah, Binanda, 252–53, 257–58

  Heart-spotted Woodpecker, 208

  Heath, David, 192, 195–97

  Henna-hooded Foliage-Gleaner, 91

  Herrick, Kelle, 192, 195–97

  Heyerly, Anne, 148–51

  Heyerly, Dan, 148–51

  Hirundinea ferruginea, 26

  Homer, Fred, 15, 18, 19–22

  Hooded Grebe, 30

  hornbills, 46, 170, 173

  Horned Guan, 122

  Hsu, Wayne, 215–17, 219–23

  Huembo Reserve, 93–95

  Hung, Kuan-Chieh “Chuck,” 216

  I

  Icarangal, Nicky, 224–32

  icebergs, 6–7, 17

  Iceland, 156–58

  Iceland Gull, 157

  Iliff, Marshall, 154

  Illiasu, Ziblim, 179, 181

  immigration points, 141–43

  immunizations, 90

  India, 200–204, 208–14, 249, 250, 251–55, 257–58

  Indonesia, 237

  International Date Line, 249–50

  Island Flycatcher, 231

  J

  Jackass Penguin, 174

  Jamaica, 113, 142–43

  James, William, 234

  Jayaramaiah, Harsha, 202–4, 208–13

  Jones, Wayne, 188–92

  Julca, Juan, 88

  K

  Kaestner, Kimberly, 160–62

  Kaestner, Peter, 159–62, 172

  Kakum National Park, 172–75

  Kalema, Livingstone, 200

  Karamoja Apalis, 194–97

  Karlsson, Klas Magnus, 189

  Kaufman, Kenn, vi–ix, 44–45

  Keel-billed Toucan, 125

  Keith, Stuart, 41–43, 44, 186

  Kenya, 166, 192

  Kingbird Highway (Kaufman), 44–45

  King-of-Saxony Bird-of-paradise, 238–39

  King Penguin, 5

  King Vulture, 128

  Kistler, Ethan, 192

  Klaas’s Cuckoo, 173

  Kolbeinsson, Yann, 156–58

  Komito, Sandy, 248

  Kori Bustard, 190

  Kruger National Park, 189–92

  Kwabena, Cobby, 176–78

  L

  Lake Duck, 206

  Lee, Geddy, 47

  leks, 104, 106

  Lenz, Tim, 153–55

  Lesser Moorhen, 179–80

  Lettered Aracari, 58

  Linnaean Society, 37–38

  lists. See checklists

  Little Egret, 222

  Long-tailed Sylph, 95

  Lumiston, Emiliano “Blackie,” 227–28, 229–32

  Lumiston, Ramil, 227–28, 229–32

  Lyre-tailed Nightjar, 109

  M

  Madagascar, 166, 192

  Magellanic Woodpecker, 18

  Maguari Stork, 24

  Malabar Gray Hornbill, 212

  Malabar Trogon, 208

  Malaysia, 237

  Maleo, 237

  Many-striped Canastero, 84

  Maquis Canastero, 35

  Maria (antpitta), 104–5, 107, 108–9

  Martin, Claudia, 25, 26, 27–28, 32, 34–35

  Martínez, Eric Antonio, 134–35

  Marvelous Spatuletail, 68, 87, 93–96

  Melancholy Woodpecker, 174

  Mexico, 134–38

  migration, 31, 111–12

  Mikado Pheasant, 217

  Military Macaw, 137

  Miller, Martha, 189, 191

  Miller, Ruth, 48–49, 200

  Mindanao Bleeding-heart, 226–27

  Mindanao Island, 224–32

  Miombo Wren-Warbler, 191

  Mirin, Ben, 213

  Mishmi Hills, 252–54

  Mississippi Kite, 31

  Mitchnick, Alan, 189, 191

  Mitred Parakeet, 27

  Moitessier, Bernard, 247

  Mole National Park, 178–81

  Monte Albán, 135

  mosquito-borne viruses, 89–90

  moths, 124–26

  Mountain Gray Woodpecker, 194

  Mountain Warbler, 231

  Mountain White-eye, 231

  Mount Cameroon, 187

  Mount Kilimanjaro, 194

  Mount Kitanglad, 226, 227

  Moustached Antpitta, 109

  Msengi, Roger, 192, 195, 196, 197

  Mulga Parrot, 244

  Murdoch, Floyd, 44

  Myanmar, 218

  N

  Nair, Preetu, 212–14

  Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands (Catesby), 37

  New Britain, 234–37, 239–42

  New Britain Boobook, 240

  New Britain Friarbird, 240

  New Britain Kingfisher, 240

  New Britain Rail, 240

  New Britain Sparrowhawk, 240

  New Britain Thrush, 240

  New Year’s Day, 1–2

  New Year’s Eve, 228–29, 251–55, 257–58

  New York, 145, 152–53

  New Zealand, 245

  Nigeria, 57, 168, 170, 178

  nightjars, 139–41

  O

  Ochraceous Wren, 117

  Ochre-breasted Antpitta, 109, 110

  O’Connor, Frank, 244–47, 252

  oil palms, 235–37, 239–41

  Oleaginous Hemispingus, 174

  Olivaceous Piha, 109

  Olmstead, Scott, 149

  O’Neill, John, 97

  One Ocean Expeditions, 5–6

  Orange-billed Sparrow, 130

  Oregon, 148–51

  Oriental Bay-Owl, 257–58

  Oriole Warbler, 179

  Orozco, Roy, 113, 115–19, 122–23, 124–30, 132–33

  P

  Panama, 112–13, 132

  Papua New Guinea, 234–42

  Pardusco, 82

  Parker, Ted, 44, 81

  Pastizal grasslands, 34–35

  Paynes Find, 243–45, 246, 250

  Paz, Ángel, 102–10

  Pearled Treerunner, 81

  Pengjia Islet, 221

  Peregrine Falcon, 206

  Peru, 66–76, 78–80, 83–84, 86–93, 96–97

  Peruvian Screech-Owl, 88

  Peterson, Roger Tory, 3, 37–40

  Philippines, 215–16, 223–28, 229–32

  Pied-crested Tit-Tyrant, 67

  Pied Crow, 167

  Pink, Dan, 207

  pintado (Cape Petrel), 9–10

  Piping Cisticola, 180

  Piura Chat-Tyrant, 88

  Plains-wanderer, 246

  Port Moresby, 238

  Progne elegans, 27

  Psittacara mitratus, 27

  Q

  Quito, Ecuador, 100–101

  R

  Rainbow-bearded Thornbill, 102

  Rancho Naturalista, 124, 127–28, 133

  Raphael, Anthony, 192, 195–97

  Rapoza, Brian, 189

  Ratiantsihoarana, Jacky, 192

  Rattling Cisticola, 180

  Red-cheeke
d Cordonbleu, 180

  Red-cockaded Woodpecker, 145, 146–47

  Red-crested Cotinga, 84

  Red Grouse, 205

  Red Junglefowl, 11

  Red-necked Woodpecker, 60

  Red-throated Ant-Tanagers, 125–26

  Red-throated Tit, 195

  Reed, Chester, 38

  Resplendent Quetzal, 115, 117–19, 121, 132

  Retter, Michael, 145–47

  Richards, Del, 245, 246

  Rockjumper tours, 188–89, 235–36

  Rock-loving Cisticola, 180

  Rock Wren, 135

  Roesler, Ignacio “Kini,” 30

  Roseate Spoonbill, 24

  Rose-ringed Parakeet, 179

  Rothschild’s Swift, 27

  Rufous-bellied Nighthawk, 109

  Rufous-breasted Antthrush, 109

  Rufous Night-Heron, 235

  Rufous-tailed Hummingbird, 127

  Rufous-tailed Plantcutter, 21–22

  Rusty-throated Wren-Babbler, 253

  S

  Sánchez, Manuel, 101–3, 105

  San Sebastian de la Selva forest reserve, 50–51

  Santos, René, 52–53

  Sasirat, Panuwat “Par,” 237

  Sasi, Sanu, 208–11

  Scaled Antpitta, 109

  Scaled Pigeon, 60

  Scaly-breasted Wren, 125

  Scarlet-bellied Mountain-Tanager, 75

  Scarlet Macaw, 128

  Schmitt, Fabrice, 15

  Schubothe, Harv, 192, 195–97

  Schulenberg, Tom, 154

  Screaming Piha, 14

  Scrub Nightjar, 88

  Segovia, José, 25, 27–28, 32, 34–35

  Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path), 68–69, 70

  Serengeti, 192–97

  Serra das Araras, 54–65

  Shining Honeycreeper, 113

  Shining Sunbeam, 75, 174

  shorebirds, 15, 111, 145, 195, 219, 237

  Sibbald, Glenn, 61, 72–74, 77–78, 80–85, 87–88, 91–92, 95–96

  Siberian Crane, 221–23

  Sieburth, Dessi, 149

  Sierra Madre, 135–36

  Siffling Cisticola, 180

  Silver-breasted Broadbill, 255, 257

  Singal, Ramit, 252–53, 257–58

  Singing Cisticola, 180

 

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