Eric
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I have seen three species of hummingbirds in my life. The Rufous and Ruby-throated hummingbirds were features or talked about but you have not talked about the Black-chinned hummingbird yet. I live in NJ so the Ruby-throat I see quite often in the summer at my feeders. However, the Rufous is considered a rare bird for the State and I have seen it on twice in different years. I also bird in LA often and this year I took a detour to Texas to see the Golden Cheek warbler and as a bonus I saw the Black Chinned hummingbird. My wife and I really enjoy hummingbirds, and we are headed out to Arizona May 2025 where I hope to pick up 9 new species if all goes well. This is one of the main reasons I am taking this class. I will be brushing up on my Western Warblers with your other course. Just love learning about birds. Thanks and keep the courses coming.
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I found it amazing there are so many woodpeckers. I know I could never see them all in my life time so it is awesome that they made this course. Now I know what I have been missing. Being from the New Jersey I have seen Red Head (Kevin's and my favorite), Northern Flicker (Yellow Tail), Downing, Yellow-belly Sapsucker and Hairy Woodpecker. I wanted to expand my woodpecker life list so I went down to Louisiana and Texas this year. I got the Ladderback near Austin and Red Cockaded in Louisiana. I am now obsessed and will be headed out West to Arizona in May to hopefully add a few more woodpeckers to my life list. Would love to see the Acorn WP. I love these courses because they really help you to become a better birder and it supports a good cause.
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