BIRDS SEEN DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR IN IDAHO
COUNTIES
compiled from reports of folks like you, sent to county compilers
(table below)
NOTE: These pages are best viewed at screen resolutions well above 800x600. To reduce horizontal scrolling for users with low screen resolutions, we provide 3-letter codes (below) for counties instead of full names so we can fit more counties in a single page view. We have also added an identical species list on the right hand edge of the table... ALSO NOTE: The spreadsheet is divided into a header frame and a main page frame. If all the counties aren't visible left & right (such as at low screen resolutions), scroll the header and main windows left or right (separately) to align the counties of interest in the main page with those in the header. Then scroll the main page vertically to view the species and results. This way the header row will always be visible as you view the main page. You should also be able to "pull" down the lower margin of the header frame so that more of it fits in your window -- again, useful if you use low screen resolutions... Continue to let us know how this site can better serve you.
LEW ULREY is updating the County List Spreadsheets again for 2008. Check the bottom table to see if your county has a compiler. If so, report your sightings directly to that person. They are responsible for keeping track of reports in their county (otherwise Lew would be overwhelmed). The compiler will notify Lew or post a message to the Idaho birding listserv(es) when an update is warranted. If no compiler is available for your county and you have a "new" species to report for the state (one not already reported), then you can report directly to Lew through the email link above. Consider becoming a compiler for that county yourself!
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It is VERY EASY to add a county to the spreadsheet, so if you'd like to compile bird reports for your county, please jump right in at any time after notifying Lew. You can ask Lew, Stacy, or any of the compilers above for suggestions or guidance. County compilers may have different thresholds for determining which reports from birders get included in the table below for their respective counties. While this project is primarily "for fun," it may also serve to encourage birders to explore and discover new nooks and crannies within the political borders that comprise our counties. Identifying new places to find birds within each county may then help identify different habitats that are important for conserving them in the long term. It also helps us understand arrival dates in our regions, and over time could provide a valuable resource for those interested in learning the status and distribution of Idaho birds. You'll notice a few items on the spreadsheet:
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| Participating counties, their 3-letter code, and the
county compilers. (THANKS to the compilers, without which this tally wouldn't exist!) |
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| ADA = ADA Lew Ulrey |
ADAMS = ADM OPEN |
BANNOCK = BAN James Cleaver |
BEAR LAKE = BLK OPEN |
| BENEWAH = BEN Shirley Sturts |
BINGHAM = BIN OPEN |
BLAINE = BLA Zeke Watkins |
BOISE = BOI Spencer Walters |
| BONNER = BON Lisa Hardy |
BONNEVILLE = BOL Jake Briggs |
BOUNDARY = BOU Jan Rose |
BUTTE = BUT Mike Munts |
| CAMAS = CAM Bob & Betty Davenport |
CANYON = CAN Cheryl Huizinga |
CARIBOU = CAR OPEN |
CASSIA = CAS Wallace Keck |
| CLARK = CLA Theresa Mathis |
CLEARWATER = CLE OPEN |
CUSTER = CUS Rob Miller |
ELMORE = ELM Bob & Betty Davenport |
| FRANKLIN = FRA OPEN |
FREMONT = FRE OPEN |
GEM = GEM Michael Wiegand |
GOODING = GOO Tom Watkins |
| IDAHO = IDA OPEN |
JEFFERSON = JEF Theresa Mathis |
JEROME = JER Miriam Austin |
KOOTENAI = KOO Shirley Sturts |
| LATAH = LAT Charles Swift |
LEMHI = LEM Jonathan Stoke |
LEWIS = LEW Terry Gray |
LINCOLN = LIN Miriam Austin |
| MADISON = MAD Theresa Mathis |
MINIDOKA = MIN Julie Randell |
NEZ PERCE = NEZ Terry Gray |
ONEIDA = ONE Miriam Austin |
| OWYHEE = OWY Dave Lawrence |
PAYETTE = PAY Bill Addington |
POWER = POW Miriam Austin |
SHOSHONE = SHO Lisa Hardy |
| TETON = TET OPEN |
TWIN FALLS = TWI Michelle Watkins |
VALLEY = VAL OPEN |
WASHINGTON = WAS Fred Zeillemaker |
Additional details for sightings in Shoshone and Kootenai counties can be found on the Coeur d'Alene Audubon website.
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