IOS Lister s Corner 2009
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1 IOS Lister s Corner 2009 Category Lists: Family Group Big Days In recent years, new Category List big days have rarely challenged the top tallies. Thus, the Cohen-Cohen- Duman-Sanders team recording 26 waterfowl species, tying the region spring record, is quite noteworthy. It appears getting those three swan species in the Des Plaines Widewaters is a must visit in order to have a chance to break this record. A new category was added this year when Steve Bailey recorded five wren species in Union County. This might not seem that spectacular until one factors in the reality that these were found in mid-winter! These lists have some of the oldest existing Lister s Corner records, including five from pre-1986! The oldest of all is the record nine winter finch species found by Balch-Kleen-Rosenband during early spring of 1972, which survives despite a significant winter finch invasion in early Their record pre-dates the existence of House Finches in Illinois! Other very old records still extant include Jeff Sanders 21 shorebird species in the Lake Calumet region in 1975; Steve Mlodinow s five different loons/grebes in 1975; Kevin Richmond s 8 wader species in 1985, and Richmond s 11 raptor species at Rice Lake Conservation Area in When will these tallies be eclipsed? (updated 2/6/10;compiled by Eric Walters & Joe Lill) LOONS/GREBES (8) 7@ Lake Carlyle 11/04/06 B.Fisher, R.Hughes, D.Jacobson, D.Kassebaum, D.Stotz 5 Baldwin Lake 01/22/94 J. DeNeal, T. Fink, C. Smout 6 Chautauqua N.W.R. 11/14/89 K. Richmond 6 Clinton Lake 11/15/92 R. Chapel 6 Clinton L./Moraine View S.P. 11/17/96 M. Retter 5 Cook & Lake Co. 11/08/75 S. Mlodinow 5 Saganashkee Slough 10/29/06 C. Fields, C. Fields, P. Moxon all but Red-necked Grebe HERONS/EGRETS/BITTERNS/IBIS (13) 11@ East St. Louis/Arcola 07/04/96 R. Chapel 10 Madison & St. Clair Co. 06/01/96 F. Holmes 9 northwest St. Clair Co. 07/16/96 V. Kleen 9 Jasper & Lawrence Co.??/??/96 T. Esker, L. Harrison, E. Kirshner, J. Walk 9 Horseshoe Lake 08/02/98 F. Holmes 9 southern IL 08/05/00 M. Kutska, C. Taylor 9 southern IL 04/25/08 S. Bailey, T. Mahan, C. Taylor, D. Williams 8 Peoria Co. (Bartonville) 07/12/85 K. Richmond 8 Lake Calumet's Big Marsh 08/24/86 M. Madsen 7 Illinois Beach/Lake Renwick 08/23/86 J. Greenberg, A. Stokie all but Glossy Ibis & Tri-colored Heron
2 WATERFOWL (Ducks/Geese/Swans) (36) 19 southern IL (significant for Jan.) 01/29/00 unknown observers 26 central IL 03/23/08 M. Baum 26 central IL 03/30/08 M. Baum, J. Mountjoy 25 Clinton Lake 03/09/96 R. Chapel 22 west-central IL 02/26/05 J. Mountjoy 21 DeWitt Co. 03/06/02 R. Chapel 21 Macon Co. 02/25/06 T. Mahan 20 Macon Co. (significant for Jan.) 01/21/06 T. Mahan 20 central IL 03/08/97 C. Taylor 19 central IL (significant for May) 05/09/94 D. Bohlen, V. Kleen, R. Randall, M. Ward, P. Ward 26 Bureau & Grundy Counties 03/02/08 M. Madsen, A. Sigler 26 Cook & Will Counties 03/09/08 R. Shonkwiler 26 Grundy Co. 03/14/09 R. Cohen, S. Cohen, B. Duman, J. Sanders 24 Cook & Du Page 03/12/95 J. Sanders, R. Seibert, A. Stokie 24 Lake Co. 03/19/00 C. Fields, J. Wittbold 23 Cook Co. 03/26/72 J. Sanders 23 Cook & Lake Counties 11/15/87 D. Hecklinger, A. Stokie 22 Cook Co. 03/19/78 S. Mlodinow 21 Cook Co. 10/20/73 S. Mlodinow 21 Hennepin-Hopper Lake 04/04/02 D. Stotz 21 Hennepin-Hopper Lake 03/23/04 D. Stotz 20 Barrington/Palatine 04/02/96 C. Fields 17 northern Il (significant for Jan.) 01/01/01 D. Johnson Multi-region 23 multi-region 03/30/02 B. Fisher, K. Fisher, U. Geiser, E. Secker, J. Simms GEESE (6) 6 Horseshoe Lake C.A. 12/29/98 S. Bailey 5 Multiple locations Multiple observers DUCKS (27) 19 southern IL 01/29/00 F. Bennett, D. Kassebaum, K. McMullen 21@ Clinton Lake 03/09/96 R. Chapel 18 west-central IL 02/26/05 J. Mountjoy 17 central IL 03/08/97 C. Taylor 16 central IL 05/09/94 D. Bohlen, V. Kleen, R. Randall, M. Ward, P. Ward 20 Cook & Lake Counties 11/15/87 D. Hecklinger, A. Stokie 20 Lake Co. 03/19/00 C. Fields, J. Wittbold 20 Grundy Co. 03/14/09 R. Cohen, S. Cohen, B. Duman, J. Sanders 19 Cook Co. 03/19/78 S. Mlodinow 19 Cook & Du Page Counties 03/12/95 J. Sanders, R. Seibert, A. Stokie 19 Cook Co. 11/08/97 W. Serafin 19 Hennepin-Hopper Lake 04/03/03 D. Stotz 19 Bureau & Grundy Counties 03/02/08 M. Madsen, A. Sigler = Barrow s Goldeneye
3 RAPTORS: All but Owls (18) 11 Rice Lake Conservation Area 09/26/85 K. Richmond 11 DeWitt & Champaign Counties 10/21/95 R. Chapel 14* Illinois Beach S.P. 11/03/01 P. Sweet 13 Illinois Beach S.P. 10/14/95 E. Walters, J. Engel 12 Wilmette to northeast Chicago 11/02/91 E. Walters 10 Illinois Beach S.P. 09/22/90 A. Stokie 8 Winnebago Co. (significant date) 11/26/94 J. Donaldson, E. Walters Key: * = both eagles, three accipters, three falcons, Red-shoulderd Hawk, Osprey Of note were 4 falcon species seen by numerous observers on various days during January 1991 in LaSalle County. RAPTORS: Owls (8) 7^ Carlyle Lake 12/04-1/05 D. Kassebaum 7 Clinton/Fayette Co. 12/18/07 T. Mahan 6 IL 01/29/00 F. Bennett, D. Kassebaum, K. McMullen 7* central IL 01/15/95 R. Chapel 7* northeast IL 01/01/94 A. Welby Key: ^ = all but Snowy Owl (tally recorded on multiple dates during those months) * = all but Barn Owl RAPTORS: All (26) 12^ Cypress Creek area 02/19/99 B. Holliday 11 Rice Lake Conservation Area 09/26/85 K. Richmond 15* Illinois Beach S.P. 10/14/95 E. Walters, J. Engel 14 Illinois Beach S.P. 11/03/01 P. Sweet 13 Wilmette to northeast Chicago 11/02/91 E. Walters 11 Illinois Beach S.P. 09/22/90 A. Stokie 11 Ogle and Lee County 12/23/00 D. Shambaugh, E. Walters Key: * = both eagles, 3 accipters, 3 falcons, BW/RS Hawks, SE Owl ^= Barn Owl
4 SHOREBIRDS (35) 25** Rend Lake 08/??/?? T. Fink 23 Rend Lake 09/??/?? J. De Neal, T. Fink 21 Carlyle Lake 09/09/00 D. Kassebaum, K. McMullen 25# Lake Chautauqua 08/28/00 R. Chapel, K. Richmond 24 Mason & Macon Counties 08/21/04 T. Mahan 23 Lake Chautauqua/Clinton Lake 09/04/00 R. Chapel 22 Lake Chautauqua 08/26/04 M. Deaton, T. Mahan 21 Lake Chautauqua 08/18/00 L. Augustine 21 Fulton & Macon Counties 08/27/06 S. Bailey,T. Mahan 20 central IL 09/03/88 M. Baum 20 Macon Co. 08/23/07 T. Mahan 16 central IL (significant for May) 05/09/94 D. Bohlen,V. Kleen,R. Randall, M.Ward, P. Ward 16 Sangamon Co. (sig. for May) 05/01/00 D. Bohlen 21 Lake Calumet Region 08/17/75 J. Sanders 21* Montrose/Lake Calumet 08/22/92 D. Hecklinger, D. Mandell, J. Sanders, A. Stokie 20^ Waukegan/Lake Calumet 09/07/68 C. Clark, J. Greenberg 20 Lake Calumet 08/17/75 S. Mlodinow 19 Cook & Will Counties 09/02/89 A. Sigler, A. Stokie 19 northeast Lake Co. (sig. for May) 05/17/96 R. Baade, S. DeVore, D. Johnson, E. Walters 16 Waukegan Beach (sig. for May) 05/18/01 J. Engel, D. Johnson, E. Walters Key: # = 2 Godwits, 5 peeps, Avocet, RN Phalarope * = Upland, White-rumped, Buff-breasted, Red Knot ** = Red Phalarope ^ = 2 Godwits, Whimbrel, Black-necked Stilt, Piping Plover GULLS (13) 7# Carlyle Lake 10/20/91 J. De Neal, T. Fink 7 Carlyle Lake 09/23/06 D. Kassebaum, T. Mahan, M. Retter, et al 8 Peoria Lock & Dam 02/02/94 T. Pucelik, K. Richmond 8 Peoria Lock & Dam 01/07/99 M. Retter 9** Zion and vicinity 01/02/88 D. Williams 9* Chicago/Lake Calumet 11/26/92 J. Landing, C. Monday 9* Chicago lakefront 11/26/92 R. Biss 8 Zion & vicinity 12/23/83 M. Biss, R. Biss, D. Johnson 8* Chicago/Lake Calumet 11/26/92 R. Hughes, A. Sigler 8 Lake Calumet area 03/12/94 C. Alberico, S. Friscia, A. Stokie, G. Williamson 8 Montrose Harbor 04/05/96 R. Hughes 8 Cook & Lake County 04/06/96 D. Hecklinger, A. Stokie 8 Evanston to Waukegan 11/08/98 M. Retter Key: *= 10 species present that day; California, Little, Franklin's, Kittiwake **= Iceland, Great Black-backed, Kittiwake, Little #= Little, Sabine's, Kittiwake
5 FLYCATCHERS (12) 10 IL/E. St.Louis 05/19/95 T. Fink 10 Knox Co. 05/28/96 M. Baum 10 IL 05/29/96 K. Richmond 10^ northeast IL 06/07/03 A. Stokie, P. Sweet Key: ^ = 9 species at Illinois Beach State Park WRENS (6) 5 Union Co. (significant date) 12/29/09 S. Bailey WARBLERS (36) 33# IL 05/12/95 T. Fink 35* central IL 05/12/01 K. Richmond 32 Mason Co. 05/08/93 L. Augustine, K. Richmond 32 Piatt Co. 05/08/93 R. Chapel 29 central IL 05/14/96 M. Baum, K. Richmond 29 Knox Co. 05/08/02 M. Baum 32 Chicago's Jackson Park 05/09/93 S. Suter 30 northeast IL 05/13/89 R. Hughes, A. Sigler 30 Elsen s Hill (West DuPage Woods) 05/08/04 E. Secker 29 northeast IL 05/19/84 J. Greenberg, S. Mlodinow 29 Chicago Botanic Garden 05/16/93 A. Anderson, C. Lee, S. Lee, W. Marcisz 29 Cook Co. 05/19/08 S. Friscia 28 Cook Co. 05/09/93 A. Stokie Multi-region 34^ northern/southern IL 05/19/86 D. Bohlen, J. Greenberg, V. Kleen, S. Robinson Key: * = all but Connecticut # = all in 3.5 hours ^ = another 34 tally by R. Chapel is rumored
6 SPARROWS (19) 15# Mason & Fulton Counties 05/03/96 K. Richmond 13 Knox Co. 05/12/96 M. Baum 17** Chicago s Lincoln Park 10/15/00 S. Bailey, S. De Vore, R. Hughes 14# northeast 05/06/72 J. Sanders 14# northeast/east-central IL 05/17/97 S.Bailey,R.Hughes,D.Mandell,S.Mlodinow,J.O Brien,S.Patti 14+ Chicago s Grant Park 10/01/97 D. Stotz 14+ Chicago s Grant Park 10/06/97 D. Stotz 14 Chicago lakefront 10/18/08 T. Kuesel, C. Taylor 13 Chicago lakefront 10/03/92 D. Mandell, J. O'Brien, A. Sigler, A. Stokie 13 Chicago lakefront 10/01/95 J. Sanders, R. Seibert, A. Stokie 13 Chicago s McCormick Place 10/20/95 J. O'Brien 13 Chicago lakefront 10/22/95 D. Lane, M. Madsen, R. Seibert, A. Stokie 13 north-central/northeast IL 05/13/99 S. Bailey, D. Bohlen, M. Ward, P. Ward 13 Evanston 10/15/00 E. Walters 12 Henry Co. (significant for region) 05/05/07 T. Kuesel, C. Taylor Key: # = Clay-colored, Fox, Lark, Henslow s, Junco ** = Clay-colored, Sharp-tailed, LeConte's & Harris' + = 17 species present in Grant Park between October 1-6, 1997 The Winter Finch category is noteworthy in that the all time record is now over 30 years old - one of the oldest existing records in Lister's Corner. WINTER FINCHES (10) 7 central IL 01/25/96 M. Baum, K. Richmond 9* north-central IL 03/05/72 L. Balch, V. Kleen, G. Rosenband Key: * = missed House Finch due to its lack of presence in the state at the time. Updates & corrections? Eric Walters at ericwalters7@sbcglobal.net or Joe Lill at trptjoe@aol.com
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