FLORIDA BREEDING BIRD ATLAS GUIDELINES FOR SAFE DATES FOR SELECTED BREEDING CODES. BBA Newsletter Number 6, May 1988 and subsequent updates.

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FLORIDA BREEDING BIRD ATLAS GUIDELINES FOR SAFE DATES FOR SELECTED BREEDING CODES BBA Newsletter Number 6, May 1988 and subsequent updates. Individuals of several species of birds breed in Florida as other individuals of the same species are still migrating through or out of the state. Hence, the presence of one of these species in suitable habitat would not necessarily indicate breeding. Thus, the use of some criteria codes outside of specified ("safe") dates would not be appropriate. The "safe dates" listed for species in this list refer only to the following breeding categories and codes: Possible: (SH) Suitable Habitat (SM) Singing Male Probable: (S) Seven or more territorial males (Blockbusting use only). (P) Pair (T) Bird or pair on territory or a singing male present on more than one date a week or more later. Confirmed; (SE) Seven or more territorial males observed on at least two days, a week or more apart. All other breeding criteria codes list positive evidence of breeding; hence their use is not restricted by "safe" dates. For example, if you see a Northern Parula at a nest (ON) in April that is incontrovertible evidence for breeding even though the "safe" date for codes SH of SM don't occur until May 15 and later. Colonially nesting species are not listed here because we accept only confirmed evidence found at the nest colony for the species. Species marked with an asterisk on the field data card require full documentation anyway, thus are not listed here. Breeding codes that are inherently inappropriate (e.g. SM for a non-singing species, or FS for species (ducks, etc.) that do not carry food to their young) are not specifically discussed below. Pied-billed Grebe 1 May 1 September P - Caution, sexes alike (but female often smaller than male.) Behavior clues essential. DD - Distraction disp1ay rarely observed. FS - Adults rarely seen carrying food

American Bittern 1 May - 1 Aug P - Caution, sexes alike, DD - Distraction display rarely observed FS - Adults rarely seen carrying food. Least Bittern 1 May - 1 Sep CD - Distraction display rarely observed. FS - Adults rarely seen carrying food. Green Heron 1 May - 1 Sep CD - Distraction display rarely observed. FS - Adults rarely seen carrying food. Black Vulture 1 Apr - 1 Aug Under Possible, no codes are to be used. Under Probable, S and P are unacceptable. Under Confirmed, SE is not suitable Turkey Vulture 1 Apr - 1 Aug Under Possible, no codes are to be used. Under Probable, S and P are unacceptable. Under Confirmed, SE is not suitable Fulvous Whistling-Duck 1 May - 1 Sep P - Caution, birds may be paired at anytime of year. Use safe dates. C - Caution, courtship display by migrants. Use safe dates only. Canada Goose 1 Apr 31 Jul Wood Duck 1 Apr - 1 Aug P - Caution, birds may be paired at any time. Use safe dates. C - Courtship may occur any season, use safe dates. N - Does not modify nest cavity or carry nest material. Mottled Duck 1 Apr - 1 Aug P - Caution, sexes similar, may be paired year round. Use safe dates. C- Courtship may occur any season. Use safe dates. Mallard 1 Apr - 1 Aug P - Caution, may be paired year round. Use safe dates. C Courtship may occur any season. Blue-winged Teal 1 Mar June 30 Osprey North Florida 1 Apr - 1 Aug, South Florida year round FS - Do not use. Adults also carry food for their own consumption.

Swallow-tail Kite 1 Apr 1 Aug Snail Kite 1 Dec - 1 Jul FS - Do not use, adults carry food for their own consumption. Mississippi Kite 1 May - 1 Aug Bald Eagle 1 Nov - 1 Jun Cooper's Hawk 1 May - 1 Aug FS - Do not use, adults also carry food for own consumption. Red-shouldered Hawk North Florida 15 Apr 1 Jul, South Florida 1 Jan 1 Aug Broad-winged Hawk 1 May - 1 Jul Only breeds Regions 1-5 Short-tailed Hawk 1 Mar - 1 Jul Red-tailed Hawk 1 Apr - 1 Jul Crested Caracara 1 Dec - 1 Aug Only breeds Regions 5-9 American Kestrel 1 May - 1 Aug N - inappropriate FS - inappropriate, adults carry food for their own consumption.

Wild Turkey 1 Mar - 1 Jul Northern Bobwhite 1 Apr - 1 Aug Black Rail 1 May - 1 Aug Clapper Rail 1 Apr - 1 Aug King Rail 1 Apr - 1 Aug Purple Gallinule 1 May - 1 Sep Common Moorhen 1 May - 1 Sep American Coot 1 May - 1 Aug Limpkin 1 Apr - 1 Jul Sandhill Crane 1 Feb - 1 Aug Snowy Plover 1 Apr - 1 Aug Wilson s Plover 1 Apr - 1 Aug Killdeer 1 Apr - 1 Aug American Oystercatcher 1 Apr - 1 Jul Black- necked Stilt 1 Apr - 1 Sep Willet 1 Apr - 1 Aug American Woodcock 1 Apr - 1 Jul

White-crowned Pigeon 1 Mar - 1 Jul SH - Caution, to date, no nests have ever been recorded on islands connected by the overseas highway (U.S. 1), only on out-islands in mangroves. Eurasian Collared-Dove 1 Mar - 1 Aug Ringed Turtle Dove 1 Mar - 1 Aug White-winged Dove 1 Mar - Aug Mourning Dove 1 Feb - 1 Sep Common Ground-Dove 1 Mar 1 Sep Budgerigar 1 Mar - 1 Aug Rose-ringed Parakeet 1 Mar - 1 Aug Monk Parakeet 1 Mar - 1 Aug (Nests in colonies only.) Black hooded Parakeet 1 Mar - 1 Aug Red-masked Parakeet 1 Mar - 1 Aug Dusky-headed Parakeet 1 Mar - 1 Aug Green-cheeked. Parakeet 1 Mar - 1 Aug Chestnut-fronted Macaw 1 Mar - 1 Aug Canary-winged Parakeet 1 Mar - 1 Aug White-fronted Parrot 1 Mar - 1 Aug

Red-crowned Parrot 1 Mar - 1 Aug Red-lored Parrot 1 Mar - 1 Aug Orange-winged Parrot 1 Mar - 1 Aug Yellow-headed Parrot 1 Mar - 1 Aug Yellow-naped Parrot 1 Mar - 1 Aug Yellow-crowned. Parrot 1 Mar - 1 Aug Yellow-billed Cuckoo 15 May -15 Aug Mangrove Cuckoo 15 Apr - 15 Aug Smooth-billed Ani 1 Apr - 15 Aug Barn-Owl Year-round Caution, some northern Barn-Owls winter in Florida. Eastern Screech-Owl 1 Mar - 1 Jul Great Horned Owl 1 Oct - 1 Jul Burrowing Owl 1 Mar - 1 Jul Barred Owl -North Florida 1 Nov 1 Aug, South Florida year round Common Nighthawk 1 Apr - 1 Aug Antillean Nighthawk 15 Apr - 15 Aug

Chuck-will's-widow 15 Mar - 1 Aug Chimney Swift 1 May - 1 Aug Ruby-throated Hummingbird 15 May - 1 Aug Belted Kingfisher 1 May - 1 Jul Important to locate nest holes. Red-headed Woodpecker 1 May - 1 Aug Red-bellied Woodpecker 1 Apr - 1 Aug Downy Woodpecker 1 Apr - 1 Aug Hairy Woodpecker 1 Apr - 1 Aug Red-cockaded Woodpecker 1 Apr - 1 Aug Northern Flicker 1 Apr - 1 Aug Pileated Woodpecker 1 Mar - 1 Aug Eastern Wood-Pewee 1 May - 1 Aug Acadian Flycatcher 1 May - 1 Aug Great Crested Flycatcher 1 Apr - 1 Aug Eastern Kingbird 1 May - 1 Aug Gray Kingbird 1 May - 1 Aug Purple Martin 1 Mar - 1 Aug Northern Rough-winged Swallow 1 May - 1 Aug

Barn Swallow 1 May - 1 Aug White-eyed Vireo 1 May - 1 Aug Yellow-throated Vireo 15 May - 1 Aug Red-eyed Vireo 15 May - 1 Aug Back-whiskered Vireo 1 May - 1 Aug Note: Many warblers are still migrating north in April and May, hence use care before listing these. Blue Jay 1 Apr - 1 Aug Florida Scrub-Jay 1 Mar - 1 Jul American Crow 1 Mar - 1 Aug Fish Crow 1 Apr - 1 Aug Carolina Chickadee 1 Apr - 1 Aug Tufted Titmouse 1 Apr - 1 Aug White-breasted Nuthatch 1 Mar - 1 Aug Brown-headed Nuthatch 15 Feb - 1 Aug Red-whiskered Bulbul 1 Apr - 1 Aug Carolina Wren 1 Mar - 15 Aug Marsh Wren 1 Apr - 1 Aug

Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 1 May - 15 Aug Eastern Bluebird 1 Mar - 15 Jul Wood Thrush 1 May - 1 Aug American Robin 1 May - 1 Aug Gray Catbird 15 May - 1 Aug Northern Mockingbird 1 Mar - 1 Aug Brown Thrasher 1 Apr - 1 Aug Loggerhead Shrike 1 Mar - 15 Jul European Starling 15 Mar - 1 Aug Common Myna 1 Apr - 1 Aug Created Myna 1 Apr - 1 Aug Hill Myna 1 Apr - 1 Aug Northern Parula 15 May - 1 Aug Yellow Warbler 1 May - 15 Aug Breeds in S. Dade and Monroe counties, only. Yellow-throated Warbler 15 May - 1 Aug Pine Warbler 15 May - 1 Aug Prairie Warbler 15 May - 1 Aug American Redstart 15 May - 1 Aug

Prothonotary Warbler 15 May - 1 Aug Worm-eating Warbler 15 May 1 Aug Swainson's Warbler 1 May - 1 Aug Louisiana Waterthrush 1 May - 1 Aug Kentucky Warbler 15 May - 1 Aug Common Yellowthroat 15 May - 1 Aug Hooded Warbler 1 May - 1 Aug Yellow-breasted Chat 1 May - 1 Aug Summer Tanager 1 May - 1 Aug Northern Cardinal 1 May - 15 Aug Blue Grosbeak 1 May - 1 Aug Indigo Bunting 1 May - 1 Aug Painted Bunting 1 May - 1 Aug Eastern Towhee 15 Apr - 15 Aug Bachman's Sparrow 1 Apr - 1 Aug Field Sparrow 1 May - 1 Aug Grasshopper Sparrow 1 May - 1 Aug Seaside Sparrow 1 Apr -1 Aug Red-winged Blackbird 1 Apr - 1 Aug

Eastern Meadowlark 1 Apr - 1 Aug Common Grackle 1 Apr - 1 Aug Boat-tailed Grackle 1 Apr - 1 Aug (Oct - Dec breeding-document by nest, eggs, or young.) Brown-headed Cowbird 1 May - 1 Aug Orchard Oriole 1 May - 1 Aug Spot-breasted Oriole 1 Apr - 1 Aug House Sparrow 1 Apr - 1 Sep (Winter breeding - document by nest, eggs, or young)