Birds of North Carolina:
their Distribution and Abundance
Birds of North Carolina - New County Submission
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select * from submission_new where 1 and species like 'K%' order by action, species,county
1action
Accept
species
Kentucky Warbler
county
Alexander
observer
Dwayne Martin, Monroe Pannell
email
redxbill@gmail.com
date
5-5-2012
location
Russell's Gap
comments
Singing on territory
photo_link
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date_time
2013-11-01 18:29:01
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2AcceptKentucky WarblerCamdenFloyd Williams, Signa Williamstony.desantis@ncdenr.gov6/2/09Dismal Swamp State ParkSwamp Boardwalk2012-02-18 02:14:210000-00-00 00:00:00
3AcceptKentucky WarblerCarteretJohn Fussellx2012-01-04 21:44:540000-00-00 00:00:00
4AcceptKentucky WarblerCaswellHLJKK2016-01-12 19:05:22Record from Harry LeGrand in a report.2017-01-02 13:22:56
5AcceptKentucky WarblerCaswellHLJII2011-09-19 14:08:520000-00-00 00:00:00
6AcceptKentucky WarblerCatawbaDwayne Martinredxbill@gmail.comMay 2011Riverbend Park2nd park record. Several records for the county. May breed near the Bunker Hill Covered Bridge.2011-08-25 23:35:260000-00-00 00:00:00
7AcceptKentucky WarblerGatesFloyd Williamstony.desantis@ncdenr.gov6/12/82Mercant's Millpond State ParkKentucky's were found in one area of the park fairly regularly during breeding season up through the late 1980's but have become more elusive since that time. 2012-02-18 02:14:210000-00-00 00:00:00
8AcceptKentucky WarblerGuilfordHenry Link, George Wheaton, et al.gcwheaton@earthlink.netSeen as recently as spriHamilton LakesThis bird is uncommon in the county but one is usually seen every couple of years in the spring.2014-11-15 17:45:530000-00-00 00:00:00
9AcceptKentucky WarblerIredellRon Underwood, Chip Shafer, Teddy Melsonrongto@gmail.comApril 28, 1964Bottomlands along S. Yadkin River, off Abner Rd., in Iredell County.Close looks by our bird club group during a spring migration count day. My lifer Kentucky Warbler.2011-08-26 14:47:500000-00-00 00:00:00
10AcceptKentucky WarblerJonesNick Flanders, Paul Taillie, Nathan Howellflicknanders@hotmail.com04/21/2012Haywood Landing of Croatan NF.3 singing birds, 1 seen well.2012-07-11 13:44:560000-00-00 00:00:00
11AcceptKentucky WarblerLeeMichael Nicosia5/24/13ebird report2014-05-09 20:38:280000-00-00 00:00:00
12AcceptKentucky WarblerMitchellRick Knight (emailed, not observer)w2012-12-01 14:28:540000-00-00 00:00:00
13AcceptKentucky WarblerNashJohn Lynchjdlynch2@ncsu.edu5/9/2020Tar River Trail - Battle ParkSinging2021-06-29 12:15:302021-10-21 10:38:46, 98.26.9.247
14AcceptKentucky WarblerPamlicoChristine S Stoughton Root Liz Lathropcssrbdr@gmail.com04/25/12Liz's residence Yardarm Rd Oriental NCWe were having a Pamlico Birders Breakfast and the Bird struk the window recovered and flew offView2019-01-06 07:38:262019-01-15 11:15:38, 174.99.25.210
15AcceptKentucky WarblerRockinghamMartin Wallmwbirdmail@gmail.com04/24/2013Deshazo Road Tract, Mayo River State ParkThere are two breeding sites that I know of in the county, the other being the Tyne Road Tract of Mayo River State Park. I first became aware of them in 2012, but I had a photo handy from this year.View2013-11-21 18:54:150000-00-00 00:00:00
16AcceptKentucky WarblerWarrenEvan Spearsmtove@deltaforce.net04/28/2020Smith Creek Bridge (John Edwards Rd), NorlinaThis was an ebird report. I'm reporting it on behalf of the observer from that report but have no direct knowledge. It is, however, a reasonable report. Mike Tove 2021-05-06 03:32:112021-10-21 10:38:46, 98.26.9.247
17AcceptKentucky WarblerWayneEric Deanwolfpackdeans@bellsouth.netJun 6, 2009most recent2011-08-26 14:47:500000-00-00 00:00:00
18AcceptKentucky WarblerWilsonAnn Briceann.brice@gmail.com6/20/13Swamp area off Cabin Branch Rd., near Saratoga, NCHeard singing and saw. Plain back and yellowish throat and belly. Black facial mask.2014-03-25 19:49:020000-00-00 00:00:00
19AcceptKilldeerBurkeebirda2012-01-12 10:01:370000-00-00 00:00:00
20AcceptKilldeerCherokeeJudy Hallerongeojudyh@hotmail.com2006-2013Frequently seen near parking lot of storage area near Creekside RV.2013-11-19 19:11:410000-00-00 00:00:00
21AcceptKilldeerClayebirdebird2012-02-07 23:45:180000-00-00 00:00:00
22AcceptKilldeerHertfordNick Flandersflicknanders@hotmail.com9-9-2011Murfreesboro Turf Farm.5 birds.2011-09-15 14:10:490000-00-00 00:00:00
23AcceptKilldeerMitchellRick Knight (emailed, not observer)w2012-12-01 14:28:540000-00-00 00:00:00
24AcceptKilldeerPersonNick Flandersflicknanders@hotmail.com2/27/2013Pond north of Concord Church Rd. just west of SR 57.At edge of pond, in vicinity of Northern Lapwing.2013-11-01 18:29:010000-00-00 00:00:00
25AcceptKing EiderOnslowSamworthlate November 1936not statedcited in Birds of North Carolina by Pearson et al a female was secured and sent to NCSM2013-11-02 18:03:460000-00-00 00:00:00
26AcceptKing RailAnsonJeff Lemmonsd2012-01-10 10:19:430000-00-00 00:00:00
27AcceptKing RailForsythSebastian Sommerderekhudgins@gmail.comSeptember 6, 1975This record of a single bird is in The Chat (40:2). This is a historic record, mentioned in David Disher's Birding Guide to Forsyth County, North Carolina (Second Edition) and submitted by Derek Hudgins, whose email address is in the field above.2012-01-04 10:31:150000-00-00 00:00:00
28AcceptKing RailGatesFloyd Williamstony.desantis@ncdenr.gov12/5/83Merchant's Millpond State Pond 2012-02-18 02:14:210000-00-00 00:00:00
29AcceptKing RailGuilfordSpring Bird Count Participant(s)gcwheaton@earthlink.net3 May, 1969Within the Greensboro Spring Bird Count circle.When constructing a database of Spring Bird Count sightings for Guilford County over the past 50 years, I stumbled upon the report of one King Rail on the Greensboro Count on 5/3/69. The sighting is recorded in the datasheet for 1969 as published in "The Chat." I know no other details of the sighting.2016-09-10 11:30:030000-00-00 00:00:00
30AcceptKing RailIredellJana Alexanderjanaalexander09@gmail.comAug. 24, 2024Wandering in and around my ferns and shrubs around my house on Lake NormanI'm not sure what this bird was. It walked like a Chicken and didn't fly away, just strutted away but was secretive. Its tail flipped up. It was very slender but seemed more solid gray. I wondered if it got blown in from Hurricane Debby.Yes2024-08-27 07:54:182025-01-25 14:20:09, 174.99.5.115
31AcceptKing RailMooreJohn Bird, Matt Spanglerjohnmarkbird@gmail.com4/24/2022Woodlake Vass, NChttps://ebird.org/checklist/S107969468 Woodlake has become a great Fall-Winter location for king rail. Likely to end with the filling of the lake in the next year or two but I think we have had at least 3-5 individuals at any one time in multiple observations since 2022.2023-09-07 10:08:162023-12-07 13:05:13, 174.99.14.79
32AcceptKing RailOrangemultiple observerscwcook@duke.edu6/16/1996Mason FarmSeen throughout the month. 2 adults and young. Also 6/7/1992 (Chat 57(3)).2012-02-15 22:59:330000-00-00 00:00:00
33AcceptKing RailPittDr. Veronica S. Pantelidispantelidisv@ecu.euApril 1, 1984Lake Glenwood, 5 mi. east of Greenville, south of NC 33, on Eastern Pines RoadRan across yard into shrubbery of house next door, from lake.2012-01-04 21:56:270000-00-00 00:00:00
34AcceptKing RailWayneEric Deanwolfpackdeans@bellsouth.netJul 24, 2010waste treatment plant wetlandsmost recent sighting2011-08-25 23:35:260000-00-00 00:00:00
35AcceptKirtland's WarblerChathamMichael Tove, m.obmtove@deltaforce.net9/28/2020Below the dam at Lake JordanThis bird was seen by many observers from late September into the first of October. 2021-03-14 06:20:292021-04-05 11:22:03, 174.99.18.69
36AcceptKirtland's WarblerYanceySimon Thompson et al.hlegrandjr@gmail.com28 September 2016Ridge Junction Overlook, on the Blue Ridge ParkwayBird (immature) photographed (Chat 81:26).2017-08-25 10:14:162017-08-25 10:14:27, 174.99.24.111
37Reject   UnrejectKirtland's WarblerChathamMichael Tovemtove@deltaforce.netOctober 2020Below the dam at Lake JordanThe bird was seen for several days, perhaps a week or more by m.ob. and well photographed. It was a juvenile plumaged bird. I saw/photographed it on 10/28/2020. Photos are in Carolina Bird Club photo gallery.2021-03-09 03:49:062021-04-05 11:22:03, 174.99.18.69