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Key to checklist Species listed in black have been confirmed at WLWCA. Species in gray could be expected based on “Birds of Louisiana’s Rice-Growing Region” list. Please contact LDWF if any species listed in gray are observed. * = species on Review List of the Louisiana Bird Re- cords Committee (E) = extinct; (e) = formerly present but now extir- pated in Louisiana; (Q) = status in question (I) = established introduced population, or records originate from established introduced population H = Hypothetical (none currently so designated: LBRC requires specimen/photo for acceptance of First State Record)” – Dittmann, LBRC 2011 This list includes bird species documented to occur at White Lake Conservation Area or species anticipated to occur there (compiled through 15 September 2011). Species list is adopted from official Louisiana State List (Donna L. Dittmann, April 2011, http://losbird.org/la_checklist_1104.pdf), using taxo- nomic sequence of AOU’s Check-list of North American Birds 7th edition [AOU 1998, updated through 52nd Supplement (AOU 2011]. See also Vermilion Parish list compiled by Rosemary Seidler, Louisiana Parish Check- list Project: http://birdstudygroup.org/chklst_project.html. _____ Black-and-white Warbler _____ Prothonotary Warbler _____ Swainson's Warbler _____ Tennessee Warbler _____ Orange-crowned Warbler _____ Nashville Warbler _____ Mourning Warbler _____ Kentucky Warbler _____ Common Yellowthroat _____ Hooded Warbler _____ American Redstart _____ Cerulean Warbler _____ Northern Parula _____ Magnolia Warbler _____ Bay-breasted Warbler _____ Blackburnian Warbler _____ Yellow Warbler _____ Chestnut-sided Warbler _____ Blackpoll Warbler _____ Palm Warbler _____ Pine Warbler _____ Yellow-rumped "Myrtle" Warbler _____ Yellow-throated Warbler _____ Prairie Warbler _____ Black-throated Green Warbler _____ Canada Warbler _____ Wilson's Warbler _____ Yellow-breasted Chat _____ Eastern Towhee _____ Chipping Sparrow _____ Clay-colored Sparrow _____ Field Sparrow _____ Vesper Sparrow _____ Lark Sparrow _____ Savannah Sparrow _____ Grasshopper Sparrow _____ Henslow's Sparrow _____ Le Conte's Sparrow _____ Nelson's Sparrow _____ Seaside Sparrow _____ Fox Sparrow _____ Song Sparrow _____ Lincoln's Sparrow _____ Swamp Sparrow _____ White-throated Sparrow _____ Harris's Sparrow _____ White-crowned Sparrow _____ Dark-eyed "Slate-colored" Junco _____ Summer Tanager _____ Scarlet Tanager _____ Northern Cardinal _____ Rose-breasted Grosbeak _____ Blue Grosbeak _____ Indigo Bunting _____ Painted Bunting _____ Dickcissel _____ Bobolink _____ Red-winged Blackbird _____ Eastern Meadowlark _____ Yellow-headed Blackbird _____ Rusty Blackbird _____ Brewer's Blackbird _____ Common Grackle _____ Boat-tailed Grackle _____ Great-tailed Grackle _____ Bronzed Cowbird _____ Brown-headed Cowbird _____ Orchard Oriole _____ Baltimore Oriole _____ Purple Finch _____ House Finch _____ Pine Siskin _____ American Goldfinch _____ House Sparrow (I)
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Page 1: Key to checklist Black-and-white Warbler Le Conte's ......Key to checklist Species listed in black have been confirmed at WLWCA. Species in gray could be expected based on “Birds

Key to checklist

Species listed in black have been confirmed at WLWCA.

Species in gray could be expected based on “Birds of

Louisiana’s Rice-Growing Region” list. Please contact

LDWF if any species listed in gray are observed.

* = species on Review List of the Louisiana Bird Re-

cords Committee

(E) = extinct; (e) = formerly present but now extir-

pated in Louisiana; (Q) = status in question

(I) = established introduced population, or records

originate from established introduced population

H = Hypothetical (none currently so designated: LBRC

requires specimen/photo for acceptance of First State

Record)” – Dittmann, LBRC 2011

This list includes bird species documented to occur at

White Lake Conservation Area or species anticipated to

occur there (compiled through 15 September 2011).

Species list is adopted from official Louisiana State List

(Donna L. Dittmann, April 2011,

http://losbird.org/la_checklist_1104.pdf), using taxo-

nomic sequence of AOU’s Check-list of North American

Birds 7th edition [AOU 1998, updated through 52nd

Supplement (AOU 2011]. See also Vermilion Parish list

compiled by Rosemary Seidler, Louisiana Parish Check-

list Project:

http://birdstudygroup.org/chklst_project.html.

_____ Black-and-white Warbler

_____ Prothonotary Warbler

_____ Swainson's Warbler

_____ Tennessee Warbler

_____ Orange-crowned Warbler

_____ Nashville Warbler

_____ Mourning Warbler

_____ Kentucky Warbler

_____ Common Yellowthroat

_____ Hooded Warbler

_____ American Redstart

_____ Cerulean Warbler

_____ Northern Parula

_____ Magnolia Warbler

_____ Bay-breasted Warbler

_____ Blackburnian Warbler

_____ Yellow Warbler

_____ Chestnut-sided Warbler

_____ Blackpoll Warbler

_____ Palm Warbler

_____ Pine Warbler

_____ Yellow-rumped "Myrtle" Warbler

_____ Yellow-throated Warbler

_____ Prairie Warbler

_____ Black-throated Green Warbler

_____ Canada Warbler

_____ Wilson's Warbler

_____ Yellow-breasted Chat

_____ Eastern Towhee

_____ Chipping Sparrow

_____ Clay-colored Sparrow

_____ Field Sparrow

_____ Vesper Sparrow

_____ Lark Sparrow

_____ Savannah Sparrow

_____ Grasshopper Sparrow

_____ Henslow's Sparrow

_____ Le Conte's Sparrow

_____ Nelson's Sparrow

_____ Seaside Sparrow

_____ Fox Sparrow

_____ Song Sparrow

_____ Lincoln's Sparrow

_____ Swamp Sparrow

_____ White-throated Sparrow

_____ Harris's Sparrow

_____ White-crowned Sparrow

_____ Dark-eyed "Slate-colored" Junco

_____ Summer Tanager

_____ Scarlet Tanager

_____ Northern Cardinal

_____ Rose-breasted Grosbeak

_____ Blue Grosbeak

_____ Indigo Bunting

_____ Painted Bunting

_____ Dickcissel

_____ Bobolink

_____ Red-winged Blackbird

_____ Eastern Meadowlark

_____ Yellow-headed Blackbird

_____ Rusty Blackbird

_____ Brewer's Blackbird

_____ Common Grackle

_____ Boat-tailed Grackle

_____ Great-tailed Grackle

_____ Bronzed Cowbird

_____ Brown-headed Cowbird

_____ Orchard Oriole

_____ Baltimore Oriole

_____ Purple Finch

_____ House Finch

_____ Pine Siskin

_____ American Goldfinch

_____ House Sparrow (I)

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Birds of White Lake Wetlands

Conservation Area Nature Trail

and Surrounding Areas

Cover photo courtesy of Kevin Leigh; all other photos cour-

tesy of Steve Smith

Additional Species or Notes:

Information About White Lake Wetlands Conservation

Area (WLWCA)

White Lake Birding and Nature Trail Observation Tower

located at the end of the trail. Photo Courtesy of LDWF

For more information on White Lake or additional

birding opportunities available at this and other

LDWF properties, please visit: www.wlf.la.gov

The conservation area is 70,965 acres, located

along the western boundary of Vermilion parish;

it is bounded on the south by White Lake the

northern boundary is 7.4 miles south of Gueydan

at the south end of Hwy. 91. Lafayette is 32 air

miles northeast and Lake Charles is 40 air miles

northwest. The southern boundary of White Lake

is 17.5 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico. The

property averages 12 miles from east to west and

9 miles from north to south.

British Petroleum (BP) owned and managed what

was then called BP America Production White

Lake until July 8, 2002, when the company do-

nated the property to the state of Louisiana. On

Dec. 17, 2004, the state, BP, and White Lake

Preservation Inc. (a 501(c)3 corporation), signed

a Transition Agreement for the management of

the property by White Lake Preservation Inc.

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_____ Red-headed Woodpecker

_____ Red-bellied Woodpecker

_____ Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

_____ Downy Woodpecker

_____ Hairy Woodpecker

_____ Northern "Yellow-shafted" Flicker

_____ Pileated Woodpecker

_____ Olive-sided Flycatcher

_____ Eastern Wood-Pewee

_____ Yellow-bellied Flycatcher

_____ Acadian Flycatcher

_____ Alder Flycatcher

_____ Least Flycatcher

_____ Eastern Phoebe

_____ Vermilion Flycatcher

_____ Ash-throated Flycatcher

_____ Great Crested Flycatcher

_____ Great Kiskadee

_____ Couch's/Tropical Kingbird

_____ Western Kingbird

_____ Eastern Kingbird

_____ Scissor-tailed Flycatcher

_____ Loggerhead Shrike

_____ White-eyed Vireo

_____ Yellow-throated Vireo

_____ Blue-headed Vireo

_____ Warbling Vireo

_____ Philadelphia Vireo

_____ Philadelphia Vireo

_____ Red-eyed Vireo

_____ Blue Jay

_____ American Crow

_____ Fish Crow

_____ Horned Lark

_____ Purple Martin

_____ Tree Swallow

_____ Northern Rough-winged Swallow

_____ Black-bellied Whistling-Duck

_____ Fulvous Whistling-Duck

_____ Greater White-fronted Goose

_____ Snow Goose

_____ Ross's Goose

_____ Cackling Goose

_____ Wood Duck

_____ Gadwall

_____ American Wigeon

_____ Mallard

_____ Mottled Duck

_____ Blue-winged Teal

_____ Cinnamon Teal *

_____ Northern Shoveler

_____ Northern Pintail

_____ Green-winged Teal

_____ Canvasback

_____ Redhead

_____ Ring-necked Duck

_____ Lesser Scaup

_____ Bufflehead

_____ Hooded Merganser

_____ Red-breasted Merganser

_____ Ruddy Duck

_____ Northern Bobwhite

_____ Common Loon

_____ Pied-billed Grebe

_____ Horned Grebe

_____ Eared Grebe

_____ Wood Stork

_____ Neotropic Cormorant

_____ Double-crested Cormorant

_____ Anhinga

_____ American White Pelican

_____ Brown Pelican

_____ American Bittern

_____ Least Bittern

_____ Bank Swallow

_____ Cliff Swallow

_____ Barn Swallow

_____ Carolina Chickadee

_____ Tufted Titmouse

_____ Red-breasted Nuthatch

_____ Brown Creeper

_____ Carolina Wren

_____ Bewick's Wren

_____ House Wren

_____ Winter Wren

_____ Sedge Wren

_____ Marsh Wren

_____ Blue-gray Gnatcatcher

_____ Golden-crowned Kinglet

_____ Ruby-crowned Kinglet

_____ Eastern Bluebird

_____ Veery

_____ Gray-cheeked Thrush

_____ Swainson's Thrush

_____ Hermit Thrush

_____ Wood Thrush

_____ American Robin

_____ Gray Catbird

_____ Northern Mockingbird

_____ Brown Thrasher

_____ European Starling (I)

_____ American Pipit

_____ Sprague's Pipit

_____ Cedar Waxwing

_____ Lapland Longspur

_____ Ovenbird

_____ Worm-eating Warbler

_____ Louisiana Waterthrush

_____ Northern Waterthrush

_____ Golden-winged Warbler

_____ Blue-winged Warbler

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_____ Great Blue Heron

_____ Great Egret

_____ Snowy Egret

_____ Little Blue Heron

_____ Tricolored Heron

_____ Reddish Egret

_____ Cattle Egret

_____ Green Heron

_____ Black-crowned Night-Heron

_____ Yellow-crowned Night-Heron

_____ White Ibis

_____ Glossy Ibis

_____ White-faced Ibis

_____ Roseate Spoonbill

_____ Black Vulture

_____ Turkey Vulture

_____ Osprey

_____ Swallow-tailed Kite

_____ Mississippi Kite

_____ Bald Eagle

_____ Northern Harrier

_____ Sharp-shinned Hawk

_____ Cooper's Hawk

_____ Red-shouldered Hawk

_____ Broad-winged Hawk

_____ Red-tailed Hawk

_____ Crested Caracara

_____ American Kestrel

_____ Merlin

_____ Peregrine Falcon

_____ Yellow Rail

_____ Clapper Rail

_____ King Rail

_____ Virginia Rail

_____ Sora

_____ Purple Gallinule

_____ Common Gallinule

_____ American Coot

_____ Sandhill Crane

_____ Whooping Crane (e) *

_____ Black-bellied Plover

_____ American Golden-Plover

_____ Snowy Plover

_____ Wilson's Plover

_____ Semipalmated Plover

_____ Piping Plover

_____ Killdeer

_____ Black-necked Stilt

_____ American Avocet

_____ Spotted Sandpiper

_____ Solitary Sandpiper

_____ Greater Yellowlegs

_____ Willet

_____ Lesser Yellowlegs

_____ Upland Sandpiper

_____ Whimbrel

_____ Long-billed Curlew

_____ Hudsonian Godwit

_____ Marbled Godwit

_____ Sanderling

_____ Semipalmated Sandpiper

_____ Western Sandpiper

_____ Least Sandpiper

_____ White-rumped Sandpiper

_____ Baird's Sandpiper

_____ Pectoral Sandpiper

_____ Dunlin

_____ Stilt Sandpiper

_____ Buff-breasted Sandpiper

_____ Short-billed Dowitcher

_____ Long-billed Dowitcher

_____ Wilson’s Snipe

_____ American Woodcock

_____ Wilson's Phalarope

_____ Bonaparte's Gull

_____ Laughing Gull

_____ Franklin's Gull

_____ Ring-billed Gull

_____ Herring Gull

_____ Lesser Black-backed Gull

_____ Least Tern

_____ Gull-billed Tern

_____ Caspian Tern

_____ Black Tern

_____ Common Tern

_____ Forster's Tern

_____ Royal Tern

_____ Sandwich Tern

_____ Black Skimmer

_____ Eurasian Collared-Dove (I)

_____ White-winged Dove

_____ Mourning Dove

_____ Inca Dove

_____ Common Ground Dove

_____ Yellow-billed Cuckoo

_____ Black-billed Cuckoo

_____ Groove-billed Ani

_____ Barn Owl

_____ Eastern Screech-Owl

_____ Great Horned Owl

_____ Barred Owl

_____ Short-eared Owl

_____ Common Nighthawk

_____ Chuck-will's-widow

_____ Eastern Whip-poor-will

_____ Chimney Swift

_____ Buff-bellied Hummingbird

_____ Ruby-throated Hummingbird

_____ Black-chinned Hummingbird

_____ Rufous Hummingbird

_____ Belted Kingfisher


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