*List of Top 3 and Contenders (eBird-a-thon 2011) - weekly update / table
updated daily
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Additional species for 2011 have been made since last week. Each
region/county section has links to:

- the Top "100" observers for the year
- bar charts for each species with links to a sightings map
- a list of recent arrivals with most recent species first

Contest details can be found at Benjamin Van Doren's site <
http://warblings.wordpress.com/ebirdathon-2011/ >

Link to eBird-a-thon post with current contest updates <
http://novahunter.blogspot.com/2010/12/nyc-area-ebird-thon-2011.html >

Here are the recent additions to both regions from the past week. If you see
any questionable submissions while reviewing any of the lists please contact
<[email protected]> with your concerns.

*Kingbird Region 10 (Marine):
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Sat. 13-Aug to 19-Aug-2011:

- 19-Aug-2011: *BAIRD'S SANDPIPER* added to the 2011 list. Seen at Robert
Moses SP--East End of Field 2 in Suffolk County.
- 6-Aug-2011: *AUDUBON'S SHEARWATER* added to the 2011 list. Seen on Pelagic
to Rabbit Ears Canyon in Suffolk County.

Link to Region 10 Notes (click on species name on URL below to view map of
recent sightings):
http://novahunter.blogspot.com/2010/12/nyc-area-ebird-thon-2011.html#NoteKB10Region

*Kingbird Region 9 (Hudson-Delaware):
*
Sat. 13-Aug to 19-Aug-2011:

- 15-Aug-2011: *PECTORAL SANDPIPER* added to the 2011 list. Seen at
Morningside Park in Sullivan County.

Link to Region 9 Notes (click on species name on URL below to view map of
recent sightings):
http://novahunter.blogspot.com/2010/12/nyc-area-ebird-thon-2011.html#NoteKB09Region

Ben Cacace
Manhattan, NYC

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