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Current rank MOST-NUMEROUS PASSERINES IN NORTH AMERICAN ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTIONS** December 31, 2013 AND A COMPARISON OF POPULATIONS FROM ONE AND FIVE YEARS PAST Robert Webster Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden 12-12 rank Species * - indicates species is represented by more than one taxa Population/ sex ratio #hatched last 12 months 12/13 12/12 1 2 Zebra Finch 68.53.906 275 1027 254 332 2 1 Taveta Golden Weaver 345.315.236 229 896 793 406 3 3 Gouldian Finch 86.67.119 114 272 237 206 4 4 Metallic Starling 106.96.23 30 225 189 121 5 5 *Superb Starling 88.76.15 40 179 173 161 6 6 Blue-grey Tanager 72.64.18 38 154 147 110 7 8 Saffron Finch 28.21.99 36 148 142 107 8 10 *White-headed Buffalo Weaver 60.64.11 50 135 129 68 9 11 *Gold-breasted Starling 73.56.2 36 131 120 135 10 9 Bali Mynah 68.61.1 13 130 135 189 11 19 *Long-tailed Finch 15.14.92 51 121 89 122 12 16 Emerald Starling 65.29.13 8 107 97 120 13 15 *Red Bishop 48.43.15 3 106 102 160 14 13 Grosbeak Starling 56.36.7 19 99 105 94 15 20 White-crested Laughing Thrush 45.41.9 30 95 84 75 16 17 *Red-billed Leiothrix 49.44.0 22 93 91 100 17 25 *Violet-backed Starling 51.37.0 3 88 79 110 18 30 Double-barred Finch 20.19.47 38 86 63 69 19 23 *White-cheeked Bulbul 46.32.7 21 85 80 37 30 Red-crested Cardinal 35.26.24 12 85 63 78 21 22 *Fairy Bluebird 45.37.0 11 82 81 100 22 21 *Common Shama Thrush 42.27.9 42 78 82 55 23 33 *Crested Oropendola 22.46.9 6 77 62 73 24 29 *Turquoise Tanager 28.29.15 39 72 66 69 25 35 *Silver-beaked Tanager 34.30.5 31 69 59 98 26 Society Finch 0.0.68-68 17 21 27 17 *Red-capped Cardinal 26.37.3 7 66 91 116 28 26 Star Finch 21.19.25 3 65 72 43 29 34 *Raven 13.18.32-63 60 59 28 Red-vented Bulbul 29.28.6 12 63 67 37 31 27 *Collared Finch-billed Bulbul 35.26.1 14 62 68 64 32 40 *Andean Cock-of-the-Rock 31.25.4 9 60 52 24 40 Red-legged Honeycreeper 17.18.25 3 60 52 61 34 30 Sociable Weaver 33.21.5-59 63 46 35 36 Blue-faced Honeyeater 29.26.3 8 58 58 57 36 23 Javan Sparrow 12.11.34 6 57 80 89 37 55 Troupial 22.29.4 2 55 43 24 38 43 Plush-crested Jay 31.19.0 8 50 51 48 36 Azure-winged Magpie 23.24.3 9 50 58 41 40 Magpie Robin 27.18.5 10 50 52 44 97 Lavender Waxbill 7.7.36-50 21 10 42 Pin-tailed Whydah 26.19.4-49 22 18 43 45 Magpie Shrike 17.28.3 10 48 49 33 44 52 White-breasted Wood Swallow *13.22.12 15 47 44 36 47 *Raggiana Bird of Paradise 23.23.1 5 47 48 41 44 *American Robin 7.14.26-47 50 39 12/08

47 72 *Magpie Jay 15.19.11 7 45 33 33 50 Snowy-headed Robin Chat 22.21.2 13 45 46 56 49 63 Spangled Cotinga 21.16.7-44 36 32 52 White-necked Raven 11.17.16-44 44 29 55 Pied Crow 24.11.9-44 43 25 60 *Melodious Laughing Thrush 20.19.5 28 44 37 14 60 Yellow-rumped Cacique 12.21.11 8 44 37 41 45 *Paradise Tanager 27.11.6-44 49 58 55 48 Black-throated Finch 0.0.43 4 43 47 39 56 58 Red-crested Finch 10.12.20 12 42 38 15 57 48 *Northern Cardinal 20.17.4 9 41 47 42 58 38 Cutthroat Finch 18.20.2 22 40 56 28 59 12 Common Crow 12.10.17-39 40 56 67 *Purple Honeycreeper 3.5.31 2 39 34 37 76 Violaceous Euphonia 22.12.5 6 39 30 27 62 77 Black-headed Weaver 14.7.17 16 38 29 37 63 67 Oriental White-eye 0.0.37-37 34 123 64 80 *Hooded Pitta 16.20.0 31 36 27 29 51 Common/ African Yellow-vented 15.19.2-36 45 37 Bulbul 58 *Bananaquit 12.9.15 12 36 38 14 67 39 Loggerhead Shrike 20.14.1 35 35 53 34 83 *Orange-cheeked Waxbill 9.10.16-35 26 70 69 67 *Red-billed Blue Magpie 16.18.0 6 34 34 29 65 Yellow-hooded Blackbird 9.18.7 8 34 35 19 71 57 Golden White-eye 15.18.0 17 33 41 41 72 75 Black-throated Laughing Thrush 15.13.3 9 31 31 26 72 *Silver-eared Mesia 8.5.18-31 33 34 65 Red Fody 15.15.1 5 31 35 27 75 52 Golden-headed Manakin 8.9.13 1 30 44 44 Yellow-fronted Canary 7.6.17 3 30 24 15 77 64 Cedar Waxwing 4.8.17-29 35 38 78 67 *Blue-crowned/Yellow-bellied 19.9.0 1 28 34 36 Laughing Thrush 77 Sunda / Tri-colored Parrot Finch 10.3.15 2 28 29 51 80 Blue Dacnis 9.8.11-28 27 43 77 *Bay-headed Tanager 7.7.14-28 29 41 82 92 Golden-crested Mynah 13.14.0 8 27 23 24 83 83 *Yellow-crowned Bishop 10.11.5-26 26 28 86 *Opal-rumped Tanager 6.3.17 2 26 25 20 85 Guianan Cock-of-the-Rock 13.12.0 6 25 13 9 86 Superb Bird-of-Paradise 13.12.0 1 25 25 21 93 Red-faced Liocichla 14.11.0 12 25 22 12 60 Blue-capped Cordon-Bleu 13.8.4 8 25 37 66 Plum-headed Finch 13.8.4 15 25 15 3 90 *White-headed Bulbul 9.12.3 8 24 21 80 *Saipan/Bridled White-eye 13.11.0 4 24 27 34 Chestnut-backed Thrush 12.12.0 9 24 2 Red-cheeked Cordon-Bleu 2.11.11-24 13 20 94 86 Eastern Bluebird 13.5.5 2 23 25 26 Black-faced Dacnis 3.3.17-23 18 18 96 93 Chestnut Weaver 4.1.17 10 22 22 20 Magpie Mannikin 5.5.12-22 17 4 98 Pompadour Cotinga 6.11.4-21 17 10

Red-billed Fire Finch 9.8.4 8 21 10 7 Green Grosbeak 1.0.20-21 14 1 **: the following institutions provided either their Tracks inventory data or more-updated-than-zims-website collection information: Alaska SeaLife Center, Denver Zoo, Fort Worth Zoo, Houston Zoo, Lincoln Park Zoo, Memphis Zoo, San Diego Safari Park, San Diego Zoo, Sea World Orlando, Sea World San Antonio, Sea World San Diego, Toronto Zoo, Zoo Atlanta Rehabilitation facilities in ZIMS were excluded from these tables. I did include data from Mexican facilities for the first time.

By Family MOST-NUMEROUS PASSERINES IN NORTH AMERICAN ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTIONS** December 31, 2013 AND A COMPARISON OF POPULATIONS FROM ONE AND FIVE YEARS PAST 1 2 Zebra Finch 68.53.906 275 1027 254 332 3 3 Gouldian Finch 86.67.119 114 272 237 206 11 19 *Long-tailed Finch 15.14.92 51 121 89 122 18 30 Double-barred Finch 20.19.47 38 86 63 69 26 Society Finch 0.0.68-68 17 21 28 26 Star Finch 21.19.25 3 65 72 43 36 23 Javan Sparrow 12.11.34 6 57 80 89 38 97 Lavender Waxbill 7.7.36-50 21 10 55 48 Black-throated Finch 0.0.43 4 43 47 39 58 38 Cutthroat Finch 18.20.2 22 40 56 28 67 83 *Orange-cheeked Waxbill 9.10.16-35 26 70 78 77 Sunda / Tri-colored Parrot Finch 10.3.15 2 28 29 51 85 60 Blue-capped Cordon-Bleu 13.8.4 8 25 37 66 85 Plum-headed Finch 13.8.4 15 25 15 3 90 Red-cheeked Cordon-Bleu 2.11.11-24 13 20 96 Magpie Mannikin 5.5.12-22 17 4 98 Red-billed Fire Finch 9.8.4 8 21 10 7 2 1 Taveta Golden Weaver 345.315.236 229 896 793 406 8 10 *White-headed Buffalo Weaver 60.64.11 50 135 129 68 13 15 *Red Bishop 48.43.15 3 106 102 160 34 30 Sociable Weaver 33.21.5-59 63 46 42 Pin-tailed Whydah 26.19.4-49 22 18 62 77 Black-headed Weaver 14.7.17 16 38 29 37 72 65 Red Fody 15.15.1 5 31 35 27 83 83 *Yellow-crowned Bishop 10.11.5-26 26 28 96 93 Chestnut Weaver 4.1.17 10 22 22 20 4 4 Metallic Starling 106.96.23 30 225 189 121 5 5 *Superb Starling 88.76.15 40 179 173 161 9 11 *Gold-breasted Starling 73.56.2 36 131 120 135 10 9 Bali Mynah 68.61.1 13 130 135 189 12 16 Emerald Starling 65.29.13 8 107 97 120 14 13 Grosbeak Starling 56.36.7 19 99 105 94 17 25 *Violet-backed Starling 51.37.0 3 88 79 110 82 92 Golden-crested Mynah 13.14.0 8 27 23 24 6 6 Blue-grey Tanager 72.64.18 38 154 147 110 7 8 Saffron Finch 28.21.99 36 148 142 107 19 30 Red-crested Cardinal 35.26.24 12 85 63 78 24 29 *Turquoise Tanager 28.29.15 39 72 66 69 25 35 *Silver-beaked Tanager 34.30.5 31 69 59 98 27 17 *Red-capped Cardinal 26.37.3 7 66 91 116 32 40 Red-legged Honeycreeper 17.18.25 3 60 52 61 49 45 *Paradise Tanager 27.11.6-44 49 58 56 58 Red-crested Finch 10.12.20 12 42 38 15 57 48 *Northern Cardinal 20.17.4 9 41 47 42 59 67 *Purple Honeycreeper 3.5.31 2 39 34 37

59 76 Violaceous Euphonia 22.12.5 6 39 30 27 64 58 *Bananaquit 12.9.15 12 36 38 14 78 80 Blue Dacnis 9.8.11-28 27 43 78 77 *Bay-headed Tanager 7.7.14-28 29 41 83 86 *Opal-rumped Tanager 6.3.17 2 26 25 20 98 Green Grosbeak 1.0.20-21 14 1 94 Black-faced Dacnis 3.3.17-23 18 18 15 20 White-crested Laughing Thrush 45.41.9 30 95 84 75 16 17 *Red-billed Leiothrix 49.44.0 22 93 91 100 22 21 *Common Shama Thrush 42.27.9 42 78 82 55 38 40 Magpie Robin 27.18.5 10 50 52 44 44 44 *American Robin 7.14.26-47 50 39 47 50 Snowy-headed Robin Chat 22.21.2 13 45 46 56 49 60 *Melodious Laughing Thrush 20.19.5 28 44 37 14 72 75 Black-throated Laughing Thrush 15.13.3 9 31 31 26 72 72 *Silver-eared Mesia 8.5.18-31 33 34 78 67 *Blue-crowned/Yellow-bellied 19.9.0 1 28 34 36 Laughing Thrush 85 93 Red-faced Liocichla 14.11.0 12 25 22 12 90 Chestnut-backed Thrush 12.12.0 9 24 2 94 86 Eastern Bluebird 13.5.5 2 23 25 26 19 23 *White-cheeked Bulbul 46.32.7 21 85 80 37 29 28 Red-vented Bulbul 29.28.6 12 63 67 37 31 27 *Collared Finch-billed Bulbul 35.26.1 14 62 68 64 64 51 Common/ African Yellow-vented 15.19.2-36 45 37 Bulbul 90 *White-headed Bulbul 9.12.3 8 24 21 21 22 *Fairy Bluebird 45.37.0 11 82 81 100 23 33 *Crested Oropendola 22.46.9 6 77 62 73 37 55 Troupial 22.29.4 2 55 43 24 49 60 Yellow-rumped Cacique 12.21.11 8 44 37 41 69 65 Yellow-hooded Blackbird 9.18.7 8 34 35 19 29 34 *Raven 13.18.32-63 60 59 38 43 Plush-crested Jay 31.19.0 8 50 51 48 38 36 Azure-winged Magpie 23.24.3 9 50 58 41 47 72 *Magpie Jay 15.19.11 7 45 33 33 49 52 White-necked Raven 11.17.16-44 44 29 49 55 Pied Crow 24.11.9-44 43 25 59 12 Common Crow 12.10.17-39 110 56 69 67 *Red-billed Blue Magpie 16.18.0 6 34 34 29 32 40 *Andean Cock-of-the-Rock 31.25.4 9 60 52 24 49 63 Spangled Cotinga 21.16.7-44 36 32 85 Guianan Cock-of-the-Rock 13.12.0 6 25 13 9 98 Pompadour Cotinga 6.11.4-21 17 10 35 36 Blue-faced Honeyeater 29.26.3 8 58 58 57 43 45 Magpie Shrike 17.28.3 10 48 49 33

67 39 Loggerhead Shrike 20.14.1 35 35 53 34 44 52 White-breasted Wood Swallow *13.22.12 15 47 44 36 44 47 *Raggiana Bird of Paradise 23.23.1 5 47 48 41 85 86 Superb Bird-of-Paradise 13.12.0 1 25 25 21 63 67 Oriental White-eye 0.0.37-37 34 123 71 57 Golden White-eye 15.18.0 17 33 41 41 90 80 *Saipan/Bridled White-eye 13.11.0 4 24 27 34 64 80 *Hooded Pitta 16.20.0 31 36 27 29 75 52 Golden-headed Manakin 8.9.13 1 30 44 44 75 Yellow-fronted Canary 7.6.17 3 30 24 15 77 64 Cedar Waxwing 4.8.17-29 35 38

MOST-NUMEROUS PASSERINES IN NORTH AMERICAN ISIS INSTITUTIONS December 31, 2013 AND A COMPARISON OF POPULATIONS FROM ONE AND FIVE YEARS PAST Robert Webster The Toledo Zoo BY REGION: Current rank 12-12 rank Species * - indicates species is represented by more than one taxa Population/ sex ratio #hatched last 12 months 12/13 12/12 12/08 South America 28 species in 2013; 25 species in 2012; 27 species in 2011; 26 species in 2010 6 6 Blue-grey Tanager 72.64.18 38 154 147 110 7 8 Saffron Finch 28.21.99 36 148 142 107 19 30 Red-crested Cardinal 35.26.24 12 85 63 78 23 33 *Crested Oropendola 22.46.9 6 77 62 73 24 29 *Turquoise Tanager 28.29.15 39 72 66 69 25 35 *Silver-beaked Tanager 34.30.5 31 69 59 98 27 17 *Red-capped Cardinal 26.37.3 7 66 91 116 32 40 *Andean Cock-of-the-Rock 31.25.4 9 60 52 24 32 40 Red-legged Honeycreeper 17.18.25 3 60 52 61 37 55 Troupial 22.29.4 2 55 43 24 38 43 Plush-crested Jay 31.19.0 8 50 51 48 47 72 *Magpie Jay 15.19.11 7 45 33 33 49 63 Spangled Cotinga 21.16.7-44 36 32 49 60 Yellow-rumped Cacique 12.21.11 8 44 37 41 49 45 *Paradise Tanager 27.11.6-44 49 58 56 58 Red-crested Finch 10.12.20 12 42 38 15 59 67 *Purple Honeycreeper 3.5.31 2 39 34 37 59 76 Violaceous Euphonia 22.12.5 6 39 30 27 64 58 *Bananaquit 12.9.15 12 36 38 14 69 65 Yellow-hooded Blackbird 9.18.7 8 34 35 19 75 52 Golden-headed Manakin 8.9.13 1 30 44 44 78 80 Blue Dacnis 9.8.11-28 27 43 78 77 *Bay-headed Tanager 7.7.14-28 29 41 83 86 *Opal-rumped Tanager 6.3.17 2 26 25 20 85 Guianan Cock-of-the-Rock 13.12.0 6 25 13 9 94 Black-faced Dacnis 3.3.17-23 18 18 98 Pompadour Cotinga 6.11.4-21 17 10 98 Green Grosbeak 1.0.20-21 14 1 Eurasia 27 species in 2013; 28 species in 2012; 27 species in 2011; 25 species in 2010 10 9 Bali Mynah 68.61.1 13 130 135 189 14 13 Grosbeak Starling 56.36.7 19 99 105 94 15 20 White-crested Laughing Thrush 45.41.9 30 95 84 75 16 17 *Red-billed Leiothrix 49.44.0 22 93 91 100 19 23 *White-cheeked Bulbul 46.32.7 21 85 80 37 21 22 *Fairy Bluebird 45.37.0 11 82 81 100 22 21 *Common Shama Thrush 42.27.9 42 78 82 55 26 Society Finch 0.0.68-68 17 21 29 28 Red-vented Bulbul 29.28.6 12 63 67 37 31 27 *Collared Finch-billed Bulbul 35.26.1 14 62 68 64 36 23 Javan Sparrow 12.11.34 6 57 80 89

38 36 Azure-winged Magpie 23.24.3 9 50 58 41 38 40 Magpie Robin 27.18.5 10 50 52 44 49 60 *Melodious Laughing Thrush 20.19.5 28 44 37 14 63 67 Oriental White-eye 0.0.37-37 34 123 64 80 *Hooded Pitta 16.20.0 31 36 27 29 69 67 *Red-billed Blue Magpie 16.18.0 6 34 34 29 71 57 Golden White-eye 15.18.0 17 33 41 41 72 75 Black-throated Laughing Thrush 15.13.3 9 31 31 26 72 72 *Silver-eared Mesia 8.5.18-31 33 34 78 67 *Blue-crowned/Yellow-bellied 19.9.0 1 28 34 36 Laughing Thrush 78 77 Sunda / Tri-colored Parrot Finch 10.3.15 2 28 29 51 82 92 Golden-crested Mynah 13.14.0 8 27 23 24 85 93 Red-faced Liocichla 14.11.0 12 25 22 12 90 *White-headed Bulbul 9.12.3 8 24 21 90 80 *Saipan/Bridled White-eye 13.11.0 4 24 27 34 90 Chestnut-backed Thrush 12.12.0 9 24 2 Africa 26 species in 2013; 26 species in 2012; 28 species in 2011; 28 species in 2010 2 1 Taveta Golden Weaver 345.315.236 229 896 793 406 5 5 *Superb Starling 88.76.15 40 179 173 161 8 10 *White-headed Buffalo Weaver 60.64.11 50 135 129 68 9 11 *Gold-breasted Starling 73.56.2 36 131 120 135 12 16 Emerald Starling 65.29.13 8 107 97 120 13 15 *Red Bishop 48.43.15 3 106 102 160 17 25 *Violet-backed Starling 51.37.0 3 88 79 110 34 30 Sociable Weaver 33.21.5-59 63 46 38 97 Lavender Waxbill 7.7.36-50 21 10 42 Pin-tailed Whydah 26.19.4-49 22 18 43 45 Magpie Shrike 17.28.3 10 48 49 33 47 50 Snowy-headed Robin Chat 22.21.2 13 45 46 56 49 52 White-necked Raven 11.17.16-44 44 29 49 55 Pied Crow 24.11.9-44 43 25 58 38 Cutthroat Finch 18.20.2 22 40 56 28 62 77 Black-headed Weaver 14.7.17 16 38 29 37 64 51 Common/ African Yellow-vented 15.19.2-36 45 37 Bulbul 67 83 *Orange-cheeked Waxbill 9.10.16-35 26 70 72 65 Red Fody 15.15.1 5 31 35 27 75 Yellow-fronted Canary 7.6.17 3 30 24 15 83 83 *Yellow-crowned Bishop 10.11.5-26 26 28 85 60 Blue-capped Cordon-Bleu 13.8.4 8 25 37 66 90 Red-cheeked Cordon-Bleu 2.11.11-24 13 20 96 Magpie Mannikin 5.5.12-22 17 4 96 93 Chestnut Weaver 4.1.17 10 22 22 20 98 Red-billed Fire Finch 9.8.4 8 21 10 7 Australia/New Guinea 12 species in 2013; 12 species in 2012; 12 species in 2011; 13 species in 2010 1 2 Zebra Finch 68.53.906 275 1027 254 332 3 3 Gouldian Finch 86.67.119 114 272 237 206 4 4 Metallic Starling 106.96.23 30 225 189 121 11 19 *Long-tailed Finch 15.14.92 51 121 89 122

18 30 Double-barred Finch 20.19.47 38 86 63 69 28 26 Star Finch 21.19.25 3 65 72 43 35 36 Blue-faced Honeyeater 29.26.3 8 58 58 57 44 52 White-breasted Wood Swallow *13.22.12 15 47 44 36 44 47 *Raggiana Bird of Paradise 23.23.1 5 47 48 41 55 48 Black-throated Finch 0.0.43 4 43 47 39 85 86 Superb Bird-of-Paradise 13.12.0 1 25 25 21 85 Plum-headed Finch 13.8.4 15 25 15 3 North America 7 species in 2013; 10 species in 2012; 9 species in 2011; 8 species in 2010 29 34 *Raven 13.18.32-63 60 59 44 44 *American Robin 7.14.26-47 50 39 57 48 *Northern Cardinal 20.17.4 9 41 47 42 59 12 Common Crow 12.10.17-39 40 56 67 39 Loggerhead Shrike 20.14.1 35 35 53 34 77 64 Cedar Waxwing 4.8.17-29 35 38 94 86 Eastern Bluebird 13.5.5 2 23 25 26