Date: 10/12/26 2:08 pm From: robert emond <00001a9505a6bf10-dmarc-request...> Subject: [GABO-L] Fwd: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert 12 Oct 26
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> Date: October 12, 2026 at 12:18:48 EDT
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> *** Species Summary:
>
> Ross's Goose (1 Decatur)
> American Wigeon (5 McIntosh)
> Yellow-billed Cuckoo (1 Floyd)
> Black-billed Cuckoo (1 Cobb, 8 DeKalb)
> Limpkin (1 Dougherty)
> Black-necked Stilt (1 Mitchell)
> American Golden-Plover (1 Bartow)
> Long-billed Dowitcher (1 Bartow)
> Laughing Gull (1 Burke)
> Black Tern (2 Troup)
> Brown Pelican (Atlantic) (6 Camden)
> Peregrine Falcon (1 Clarke)
> Least Flycatcher (4 Glynn)
> Say's Phoebe (1 Mitchell)
> Vermilion Flycatcher (1 Baker)
> Philadelphia Vireo (6 Camden, 3 Gwinnett, 1 Paulding)
> Northern Rough-winged Swallow (1 Clarke)
> Golden-crowned Kinglet (1 Muscogee)
> Red-breasted Nuthatch (1 Barrow)
> Sedge Wren (5 Cobb, 10 DeKalb, 1 Fulton)
> Marsh Wren (3 Cobb, 3 DeKalb, 2 Fulton)
> Veery (1 Floyd)
> Gray-cheeked Thrush (1 Rabun)
> American Pipit (1 Bartow)
> Chipping Sparrow (1 Chatham)
> White-throated Sparrow (1 Effingham)
> Baltimore Oriole (2 Clarke, 1 Fulton)
> Boat-tailed Grackle (1 Burke, 1 Effingham)
> Worm-eating Warbler (1 Glynn)
> Golden-winged Warbler (1 Lowndes)
> Blue-winged Warbler (2 Cobb)
> Prothonotary Warbler (1 Glynn)
> Nashville Warbler (1 Fulton, 2 Lamar)
> Blackpoll Warbler (1 Clarke)
> Scarlet Tanager (1 Fannin, 1 Rabun)
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We have been thrilled to be a place where grosbeaks have come to feed. About three weeks there was a female grosbeak (she stayed one day). During this past week we have had two juvenile grosbeaks, and a male adult grosbeak. It is so much fun to look out the window and a surprise (!) bird is eating.
We still have two female hummingbirds visiting the feeders. I did not think they would still be here.
Jaynne Reichert
Very south Bryan County
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Date: 10/10/26 1:54 pm From: Jack Wissner <0000223eb5ae3f13-dmarc-request...> Subject: [GABO-L] Two Male Grosbeaks!!
Our grosbeaks have been around for a couple of weeks. Male and female. This morning two (2) male grosbeaks showed up on the feeder at the same time!! Never saw that before.
They have been here for a couple of weeks. I would have thought they would have migrated by now. Is it possible or likely that they have overstayed because they have a consistent source of good food at our feeder?
Dahlonega, Georgia
Jack Wissner
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Date: 10/7/26 12:24 pm From: robert emond <00001a9505a6bf10-dmarc-request...> Subject: [GABO-L] Fwd: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert 7 Oct 26
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> Date: October 7, 2026 at 12:11:58 EDT
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>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> Lesser Scaup (1 Houston)
> Black-bellied Plover (1 Jeff Davis)
> Wood Stork (1 McDuffie)
> White Ibis (1 McDuffie)
> Least Bittern (1 Richmond)
> Little Blue Heron (1 McDuffie)
> Peregrine Falcon (1 Oconee)
> Acadian Flycatcher (1 Glynn)
> Least Flycatcher (1 Glynn)
> Eastern Kingbird (1 DeKalb)
> Yellow-throated x Blue-headed Vireo (hybrid) (1 DeKalb)
> Philadelphia Vireo (1 Brooks)
> Cliff Swallow (1 Richmond)
> Red-breasted Nuthatch (1 Fulton)
> Winter Wren (1 Glynn)
> Marsh Wren (1 DeKalb)
> Chipping Sparrow (1 Chatham)
> Dark-eyed Junco (1 Pickens)
> White-throated Sparrow (1 Clarke)
> Savannah Sparrow (1 Cobb, 1 DeKalb)
> Lincoln's Sparrow (2 Paulding)
> Baltimore Oriole (1 Clarke, 1 Fulton, 1 Jackson)
> Worm-eating Warbler (1 Glynn)
> Golden-winged Warbler (1 Muscogee)
> Prothonotary Warbler (1 Bibb)
> Connecticut Warbler (1 Glynn)
> Kentucky Warbler (1 Carroll, 2 Paulding, 1 Union)
> Northern Parula (1 Bartow, 1 Floyd)
> Northern Yellow Warbler (1 Floyd)
> Black-throated Blue Warbler (1 Effingham)
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Date: 10/5/26 7:24 pm From: robert emond <00001a9505a6bf10-dmarc-request...> Subject: [GABO-L] Fwd: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert 5 Oct 26
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> Date: October 5, 2026 at 12:09:29 EDT
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>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> American Wigeon (2 Muscogee)
> Redhead (1 Hall)
> Limpkin (1 Henry)
> American Avocet (4 Cobb)
> Semipalmated Plover (1 Clarke)
> Forster's Tern (1 Cobb)
> Anhinga (4 Cobb)
> Red-cockaded Woodpecker (1 Baker)
> Peregrine Falcon (1 Clarke, 1 Fulton)
> Olive-sided Flycatcher (6 Clarke)
> Eastern Kingbird (4 DeKalb)
> Loggerhead Shrike (1 Clarke)
> Northern Rough-winged Swallow (1 Towns)
> Sedge Wren (1 Clarke)
> Baltimore Oriole (3 Clarke)
> Golden-winged Warbler (1 Floyd)
> Orange-crowned Warbler (1 Baldwin)
> Nashville Warbler (1 Gwinnett)
> Northern Yellow Warbler (1 Murray)
> Black-throated Blue Warbler (1 Washington)
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Date: 10/2/26 2:02 pm From: robert emond <00001a9505a6bf10-dmarc-request...> Subject: [GABO-L] Fwd: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert 2 Oct 26
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> Date: October 2, 2026 at 12:05:10 EDT
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>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> Lesser Scaup (1 Houston)
> Black-billed Cuckoo (1 Clarke)
> Limpkin (1 Dougherty)
> Wood Stork (1 Lamar)
> Green Heron (1 Floyd)
> Red-cockaded Woodpecker (1 Jones)
> Eastern Kingbird (2 DeKalb)
> Purple Finch (1 DeKalb)
> Swamp Sparrow (1 Houston)
> Golden-winged Warbler (1 Brooks)
> Kentucky Warbler (1 Carroll)
> Yellow-rumped Warbler (1 Cobb, 1 Forsyth, 1 Fulton)
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Date: 9/30/26 11:24 pm From: Mark McShane <00001c91b59d7b85-dmarc-request...> Subject: [GABO-L] Georgia 2026 Swallow-tailed Kite Season Summary
Hi All,
Firstly, a stray Swallow-tailed Kite could still show up somewhere in Georgia this year, but usually by October they are mostly all well and truly migrated out or through.
At my last Georgia Swallow-tailed Kite post, on 7/17/2026, Swallow-tailed Kites had been eBird documented and confirmed this year in 72 Georgia counties up through that date!
Since 7/17 the species has been eBird documented and confirmed in 48 additional new for the year Georgia counties for a total of now 120 Georgia Swallow-tailed Kite counties for 2026 (so far)!
This leaves only 39 Georgia counties without 2026 Swallow-tailed Kites, so amazing and pretty cool!
The eBird sightings ranged from many single birds to 138 high-count kites observed together near Glennville in Tattnall County on 7/22.
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At the beginning of 2026 there were 14 Georgia counties without a confirmed eBird Swallow-tailed Kite record:
Baldwin
Clayton
Dade
Dawson
Douglas
Lincoln
Lumpkin
Paulding
Polk
Taliaferro
Towns
Union
Walker
Worth
By the traditional end of the season this year the kites had been seen, documented, and eBird confirmed in 6 of those 14 Georgia counties for the first time:
County - Found by, date, (number of kites)
Baldwin - James White, 7/21, (4)
Clayton - Kathy Miller, 8/7, (1)
Dawson - Warren Howe, 8/4, (2)
Lumpkin - Sherry Lane, 7/29, (3 to eventually 12)
Taliaferro - Jim Hanna/James White, 7/19, (2)
Worth - Erin Consuegra, 5/4, (1)
Only 8 Georgia counties now remain without an eBird confirmed Swallow-tailed Kite record.
How long will it be before Georgia is the second state to have confirmed STKI records in all of its counties, after Florida (with only 67 counties)?
Thanks so much to everyone who eBird reported Swallow-tailed Kites in Georgia this year!
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THE SPECIAL (but still very virtual) GEORGIA 2026 SWALLOW-TAILED KITE SEASON COUNTY BIRDING AWARD (goes to): JAMES WHITE
James White and I have been out together on several multi-day Georgia County Swallow-tailed Kite quests this year looking for the birds in new counties for the both of us. We've often collaborated on finding the birds as well. Personally, I found the kites in 16 new Georgia counties to reach 103 personal all-time Georgia STKI counties this season.
However, while scanning for kites with James this year, he's always been so mild-mannered, I've never seen him show any inclination or tendency to transform into an immense, green-skinned, hulking Swallow-tailed Kite finding brute, with a limitless degree of physical strength and power to apply to the kite-finding task at hand, and with optics 10-feet long!
I will tell you though, that there must be something similar going on with James, at least behind the scenes, this year. James has found the kites in 28 personal new Georgia counties this year, clobbering my personal 22 county record from 2022, and he now has a Georgia leading total of 114 lifetime personal Georgia Swallow-tailed Kite counties! Plus, James found the kites as well in two new Georgia counties this year where they had never been documented previously! Super Congratulations to James!
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Interesting Swallow-tailed Kite (STKI) County Data for the Southern/Southeastern U.S. States - Mid Summer 2026
State (number of counties) - STKI (number of counties) - Needed number of STKI counties - Breeding/No Breeding:
ALABAMA (67 counties) - STKI 60 - Need 7 STKI counties - Breeding
ARKANSAS (75 counties) - STKI 39 - Need 36 STKI counties - No Breeding
FLORIDA (67 counties) - STKI 67 - Need 0 STKI counties - Breeding
GEORGIA (159 counties) - STKI 151 - Need 8 STKI counties - Breeding
LOUISIANA (64 counties) - STKI 55 - Need 9 STKI counties - Breeding
MISSISSIPPI (82 counties) - STKI 54 - Need 28 STKI counties - Breeding
NORTH CAROLINA (100 counties) - STKI 80 - Need 20 STKI counties - Breeding
SOUTH CAROLINA (46 counties) - STKI 44 - Need 2 STKI counties - Breeding
TENNESSEE (95 counties) - STKI 54 - Need 41 STKI counties - No Breeding
TEXAS (254 counties) - STKI 122 - Need 132 STKI counties - Breeding
By state with most counties with STKI records:
STKI Counties - State w/Number of total counties - STKI counties needed
STKI 151 - GEORGIA 159 - Need 8
STKI 122 - TEXAS 254 - Need 132
STKI 80 - NORTH CAROLINA 100 - Need 20
STKI 67 - FLORIDA 67 - Need 0
STKI 60 - ALABAMA 67 - Need 7
STKI 55 - LOUISIANA 64 - Need 9
STKI 54 - MISSISSIPPI 82 - Need 28
STKI 54 - TENNESSEE 95 - Need 41
STKI 44 - SOUTH CAROLINA 46 - Need 2
STKI 39 - ARKANSAS 75 - Need 36
REGION STKI Counties 726 - REGION 1009 Total Counties - REGION Needs 283 STKI Counties
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> From: <ebird-alert...>
> Date: September 30, 2026 at 12:01:21 EDT
> To: <robert.emond2015...>
> Subject: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert <daily>
>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> Lesser Scaup (1 Houston)
> Yellow-billed Cuckoo (2 Bartow)
> Clapper Rail (1 Harris)
> American Avocet (1 Dooly)
> Wood Stork (1 McDuffie)
> Anhinga (1 McDuffie)
> White Ibis (1 McDuffie)
> Little Blue Heron (1 McDuffie)
> Green Heron (1 Floyd)
> Red-cockaded Woodpecker (1 Appling)
> Great Crested Flycatcher (1 Floyd)
> Eastern Kingbird (1 Fulton)
> Loggerhead Shrike (1 Clarke)
> Brown Creeper (1 Fannin)
> Sedge Wren (1 Cobb)
> Chipping Sparrow (1 Chatham)
> Clay-colored Sparrow (2 DeKalb, 2 Fulton)
> Bobolink (1 DeKalb, 1 Fulton)
> Baltimore Oriole (1 Floyd)
> Kentucky Warbler (2 Clarke)
> Blackburnian Warbler (2 Glynn)
> Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle) (1 Cobb)
> Yellow-rumped Warbler (1 Polk)
>
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Date: 9/28/26 10:06 am From: robert emond <00001a9505a6bf10-dmarc-request...> Subject: [GABO-L] Fwd: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert 28 Sep 26
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> Date: September 28, 2026 at 08:53:25 EDT
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> Subject: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert <daily>
>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> Black-billed Cuckoo (1 Columbia)
> Dunlin (5 Liberty)
> Black Tern (1 Forsyth, 1 Hall)
> Wood Stork (1 Wilkes)
> Anhinga (1 Jackson)
> Little Blue Heron (1 Union)
> Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (2 Clarke, 7 DeKalb, 1 Glynn, 7 Gwinnett, 1 Newton)
> Peregrine Falcon (1 Greene)
> Least Flycatcher (1 Catoosa, 1 Cobb, 1 Columbia)
> Northern Rough-winged Swallow (6 Bartow, 1 Gordon)
> Ruby-crowned Kinglet (1 Catoosa)
> Red-breasted Nuthatch (1 Washington)
> Sedge Wren (1 Clarke)
> Clay-colored Sparrow (9 DeKalb)
> Savannah Sparrow (1 Rockdale)
> Lincoln's Sparrow (1 Cobb, 1 Dade)
> Louisiana Waterthrush (1 Oglethorpe)
> Prothonotary Warbler (13 Fulton)
> Nashville Warbler (7 Gwinnett)
> Kentucky Warbler (2 Cobb, 2 Union)
> Cape May Warbler (1 Burke)
> Northern Yellow Warbler (1 Chattooga, 1 Gordon)
> Yellow-rumped Warbler (1 Glynn, 1 Monroe, 1 Richmond)
> Wilson's Warbler (2 DeKalb)
>
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> Thank you for subscribing to the <daily> Georgia Rare Bird Alert. The report below shows observations of rare birds in Georgia. View or unsubscribe to this alert at https://ebird.org/alert/summary?sid=SN35569 > NOTE: all sightings are UNCONFIRMED unless indicated.
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> From: <ebird-alert...>
> Date: September 23, 2026 at 00:25:09 EDT
> To: <robert.emond2015...>
> Subject: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert <daily>
>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> Eastern Whip-poor-will (1 Rabun)
> White Ibis (1 McDuffie)
> Little Blue Heron (1 McDuffie)
> Western Cattle-Egret (1 Harris)
> Purple Martin (1 Fulton)
> Red-breasted Nuthatch (1 Pickens)
> Marsh Wren (1 Fulton)
> Chipping Sparrow (1 Chatham)
> Baltimore Oriole (1 Bartow)
> Mourning Warbler (1 Fulton)
> Cape May Warbler (1 Chatham)
> Wilson's Warbler (9 DeKalb)
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Date: 9/23/26 12:12 pm From: Jack Wissner <0000223eb5ae3f13-dmarc-request...> Subject: [GABO-L] Rose Breasted Grosbeak
The first Rose Breasted Grosbeak (male) that we have seen since we moved to Dahlonega. Really stuffed himself at our feeder. I wish I could post a couple of the pictures I got.
Jack Wissner
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Date: 9/19/26 3:52 am From: robert emond <00001a9505a6bf10-dmarc-request...> Subject: [GABO-L] Fwd: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert 18 Sep 26
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> Date: September 18, 2026 at 17:40:22 EDT
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> Subject: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert <daily>
>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> Limpkin (1 Crisp)
> Buff-breasted Sandpiper (1 Jeff Davis)
> Western Sandpiper (1 Bartow)
> Little Blue Heron (1 Coweta)
> Alder Flycatcher (2 Fulton)
> Least Flycatcher (1 Cobb)
> Ruby-crowned Kinglet (2 Decatur, 1 Rabun)
> Red-breasted Nuthatch (1 Pickens)
> Gray-cheeked Thrush (1 McIntosh)
> Pine Siskin (1 Pickens)
> Golden-winged x Blue-winged Warbler (hybrid) (1 Clarke)
> Prothonotary Warbler (1 Cobb)
> Mourning Warbler (1 Fulton)
> Kentucky Warbler (1 Richmond)
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> From: <ebird-alert...>
> Date: September 16, 2026 at 14:15:30 EDT
> To: <robert.emond2015...>
> Subject: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert <daily>
>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> King Rail (1 Greene)
> Semipalmated Plover (1 Bartow)
> Wilson's Phalarope (1 Chatham)
> Red Phalarope (1 Forsyth)
> Buff-breasted Sandpiper (1 Jeff Davis)
> Sanderling (2 Bartow)
> Dunlin (1 Glynn)
> Black Tern (1 Atkinson, 1 Forsyth, 1 Hall)
> Common Loon (1 Hall)
> Wood Stork (1 Lamar)
> Anhinga (1 Clarke)
> Western Cattle-Egret (1 Lamar)
> American Kestrel (1 Glynn)
> Alder Flycatcher (2 Cobb)
> Least Flycatcher (1 Catoosa, 1 Cobb, 1 DeKalb)
> Blue-headed Vireo (1 Paulding)
> Common Raven (1 Murray)
> Chipping Sparrow (1 Chatham)
> Lark Sparrow (3 Glynn)
> Prothonotary Warbler (1 Cobb)
> Mourning Warbler (3 Fulton)
> Wilson's Warbler (2 DeKalb, 1 Fulton)
> Dickcissel (2 DeKalb)
>
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> From: <ebird-alert...>
> Date: September 14, 2026 at 10:52:04 EDT
> To: <robert.emond2015...>
> Subject: [eBird Alert] Georgia Rare Bird Alert <daily>
>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> White-winged Dove (3 Lowndes)
> King Rail (1 Greene)
> American Avocet (5 Fulton)
> Semipalmated Plover (1 Bartow)
> Long-billed Curlew (2 Glynn)
> Wilson's Phalarope (1 Chatham)
> Buff-breasted Sandpiper (1 Jeff Davis)
> Sanderling (1 Bartow)
> Dunlin (2 Glynn)
> Least Tern (1 Chatham)
> Black Tern (1 Forsyth)
> Common Loon (1 Forsyth)
> Anhinga (2 Clarke)
> White Ibis (1 Oconee)
> Roseate Spoonbill (4 Muscogee)
> Little Blue Heron (1 DeKalb)
> Snowy Egret (2 Clayton)
> Western Cattle-Egret (1 Harris, 1 Lamar)
> Hairy Woodpecker (1 Bryan)
> Least Flycatcher (2 Clarke)
> Red-breasted Nuthatch (1 Dade, 1 Pickens)
> Chipping Sparrow (1 Chatham)
> Golden-winged x Blue-winged Warbler (hybrid) (15 DeKalb)
> Nashville Warbler (5 Gwinnett)
> Mourning Warbler (7 Fulton)
> Cape May Warbler (1 Glynn)
> Wilson's Warbler (1 Carroll, 1 DeKalb, 2 Fulton)
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Robert Emond
Lowndes
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