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["2006-08-26"]
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[null,1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4,null,"Extreme",1,2,1,2,"Extreme"]
["Black-billed Cuckoo",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.15748031496062992,1e-05,1e-05,0.09302325581395349,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,52,null,"2001-09-11","1996-09-14","1996-10-06",null,null,"Only 3 Black-billed Cuckoo records. ","If juvenile without red orbital ring, note smaller less contrasting undertail spots and amount of rufous in primaries in addition to all black bill."]
["Yellow-billed Cuckoo",6.086956521739131,3.5573122529644268,2.6178010471204187,2.8289473684210527,2.8310502283105023,2.6200873362445414,0.5797101449275363,0.9444444444444444,0.8609271523178808,0.39370078740157477,0.3418803418803419,0.39370078740157477,0.09302325581395349,0.6143344709897611,0.2197802197802198,0.5347593582887701,0.09478672985781991,1e-05,1e-05,0.12903225806451613,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,48,null,"N/A",null,"2004-11-07","2005-10-29","2002-11-24","Yellow-billed Cuckoo is apparently a common nester on the coast. Extreme late record of 24 Nov 2002 is from High Island."]
["Groove-billed Ani",1e-05,1e-05,0.10471204188481675,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.15748031496062992,0.7441860465116279,0.27303754266211605,1e-05,1e-05,0.2843601895734597,0.44117647058823534,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,"2001-07-15","2001-09-22","2001-09-29","1999-10-09","1999-10-08","2001-11-10","Anis are irruptive in some years and often sightings will be of multiple birds. My sightings are from 1992, 1999 and 2001. The November records are of 3 birds at Sabine Woods 03 Nov and 10 Nov 2001.  The July record was from Anahuac NWR 15 July 2001. "]
["Common Nighthawk",4.057971014492754,2.5032938076416333,3.6649214659685865,2.1710526315789473,1.278538812785388,0.9606986899563319,0.7729468599033816,2.5,0.3973509933774835,1e-05,0.08547008547008547,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,0.06825938566552901,1e-05,1e-05,0.09478672985781991,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"N/A",null,"1999-10-08","2002-11-02"]
["Chuck-will's-widow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.091324200913242,0.34934497816593885,0.0966183574879227,1.6111111111111112,1.1258278145695364,1.4173228346456692,0.7692307692307693,0.9448818897637795,0.27906976744186046,0.4778156996587031,0.4395604395604396,1e-05,0.09478672985781991,1e-05,0.14492753623188406,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2001-08-04","2003-08-10","2004-11-21","1995-11-05",null,"Caprimulgus are normally found when they flush from the ground in woods such as Sabine Woods or High Island and the oak mottes at Smith Point.  ","Sometimes it is difficult to rule out Whip but often the larger size and more rufous appearance of the Chuck is obvious."]
["Whip-poor-will",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.2898550724637681,0.11111111111111112,0.33112582781456956,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,0.31496062992125984,0.18604651162790697,0.4778156996587031,0.2197802197802198,0.10695187165775401,0.18957345971563982,1e-05,0.14492753623188406,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1995-08-19","2000-08-20","1993-11-20","1995-11-04",null,null,"Identification is often difficult because of the fleeting view as the Whip or Chuck flies away but sometimes the large white tail corners of the male Whip are obvious when flushed at close range.  Flushed birds will often land on a limb and can be observed there. "]
["Ruby-throated Hummingbird",1e-05,0.13175230566534915,0.6282722513089005,1.3815789473684212,2.191780821917808,3.8427947598253276,5.217391304347826,7.666666666666667,7.6158940397351,37.71653543307087,54.44444444444444,15.905511811023622,40.093023255813954,22.5938566552901,9.45054945054945,1.2834224598930484,1.4218009478672986,0.5882352941176471,0.43478260869565216,0.12903225806451613,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2001-07-08",null,"2004-11-28"]
["Yellow-bellied Sapsucker",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.40955631399317405,0.7692307692307693,0.9625668449197861,1.4218009478672986,0.14705882352941177,0.43478260869565216,1.032258064516129,1.0810810810810811,1e-05,0.6557377049180328,0.6666666666666666,null,null,"1995-10-08","2000-10-08","N/A"]
["Northern Flicker",1e-05,0.13175230566534915,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,1e-05,0.37209302325581395,0.3412969283276451,0.5494505494505495,1.7112299465240641,1.2322274881516586,0.29411764705882354,0.7246376811594203,0.3870967741935484,1.6216216216216217,0.5882352941176471,1e-05,1e-05,null,"2004-09-12","2003-10-04",null,"N/A",null,null,"Flickers occasionally nest near the coast. July record is of a nest found near entrance to Anahuac NWR 14 July 2000."]
["Olive-sided Flycatcher",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06578947368421052,0.091324200913242,0.9606986899563319,1.4492753623188406,1.6666666666666665,0.9271523178807948,0.39370078740157477,0.4273504273504274,0.23622047244094488,0.09302325581395349,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1999-07-31","1999-08-07","1992-10-06","2001-09-22",null,"Olive-sided Flycatchers are always at the top of a tree or snag on a bare perch and use the same spots year after year. ","Sometimes Olive-sided can be confused with Pewees but are a bit larger with a short tail look and are extremely dark vested. "]
["Eastern Wood-Pewee",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.182648401826484,0.43668122270742354,1.7391304347826086,2.5,6.754966887417218,4.409448818897638,3.1623931623931623,1.6535433070866143,1.2093023255813953,3.4129692832764507,2.4175824175824174,0.748663101604278,0.2843601895734597,0.14705882352941177,0.14492753623188406,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2002-08-03","1998-08-07","1998-11-15","2002-11-08",null,null,"Pewees might be confused with Olive-sided or Willow Flycatchers.  Pewees are usually vocal and frequently give a characteristic call note.  "]
["Yellow-bellied Flycatcher",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1.36986301369863,3.2314410480349345,1.7391304347826086,0.9444444444444444,1.3245033112582782,1.7322834645669292,1.1111111111111112,0.47244094488188976,0.37209302325581395,0.6143344709897611,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1998-08-02","1996-08-04","2000-10-14","2002-10-11",null,"Yellow-bellied is the most common empidonax in the woods. ","Yellow-bellied Flycatcher has strong olive tones overall and yellowish underparts. The throat is yellowish like the belly and there is little contrast between throat and upperparts. Sometimes gives a soft \"perwee\" call note but more often gives a short sharp call note that sounds similar to the Acadian call. "]
["Acadian Flycatcher",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.3333333333333333,0.19867549668874174,0.5511811023622047,0.08547008547008547,0.07874015748031496,0.09302325581395349,0.20477815699658702,0.32967032967032966,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1997-08-22","1998-08-24","1998-10-20","1999-10-17",null,null,"Identification of Acadian should be confirmed by loud \"peek\" call note. Narrow eye ring."]
["Alder Flycatcher",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.43668122270742354,0.7729468599033816,0.5555555555555556,0.06622516556291391,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2003-08-10","2000-08-12","1996-09-14","2000-09-01",null,"For the upper Texas coast it seems that Alder is more common than Willow. Probably more common than chart indicates with majority non vocal and unidentified. ","Alders are identified by \"pip\" call note. Larger empids with strong tricolored underparts i.e. white throat, gray breast, and yellowish belly, are suggestive of Alder/Willow. Alders have distinctive eye rings."]
["Willow Flycatcher",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.08733624454148471,1e-05,0.11111111111111112,0.13245033112582782,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2000-08-12",null,"2001-09-01",null,null,"Apparently less common than Alder Flycatcher.  However, probably more common than chart indicates with majority non vocal and unidentified. ","Identification very difficult. Need to associate vocalization with observation. Willow gives a strong \"whit\" call note similar to Least.  Larger empids with strong tricolored underparts i.e. white throat, gray breast, and yellowish belly, are suggestive of Alder/Willow. Willows have little to no eye ring.  "]
["Least Flycatcher",1e-05,1e-05,0.9424083769633508,1.5789473684210527,0.821917808219178,0.5240174672489083,0.2898550724637681,1.8888888888888888,3.2450331125827816,3.3070866141732287,2.4786324786324787,0.9448818897637795,0.46511627906976744,0.8873720136518771,0.2197802197802198,0.42780748663101603,0.18957345971563982,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.2702702702702703,1e-05,0.3278688524590164,1e-05,null,null,"2001-07-15","2000-07-16","2004-11-05","1998-12-06","1998-12-19","Least Flycatcher is one of the earliest migrants and is uncommon to common mid July to early August.  Some overwinter. ","Leasts are the same small size and shape as Yellow-bellied but generally more whitish overall.  Leasts are fairly vocal and give a soft \"whit\" call note."]
["Unidentified empidonax sp.",1e-05,0.13175230566534915,0.2094240837696335,0.19736842105263158,2.191780821917808,3.318777292576419,3.864734299516908,4.555555555555555,5.827814569536423,4.488188976377953,3.418803418803419,2.5984251968503935,1.4883720930232558,1.023890784982935,0.32967032967032966,0.10695187165775401,0.18957345971563982,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"Most empidonax flycatchers should be left unidentified without good vocal confirmation. "]
["Eastern Phoebe",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.37209302325581395,1.2286689419795223,4.725274725274725,7.914438502673797,5.592417061611375,6.029411764705882,6.086956521739131,8.258064516129032,15.135135135135137,7.058823529411765,7.213114754098361,8,null,null,"2004-10-03","1996-10-04","N/A"]
["Great-crested Flycatcher",2.028985507246377,1.976284584980237,1.0471204188481675,0.5263157894736842,1.461187214611872,2.6200873362445414,2.028985507246377,6.055555555555555,4.172185430463577,3.7007874015748032,3.333333333333333,1.4173228346456692,0.27906976744186046,0.40955631399317405,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"N/A",null,"2000-10-08"]
["Western Kingbird",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.091324200913242,1e-05,1e-05,0.05555555555555556,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06825938566552901,1e-05,1e-05,0.18957345971563982,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2000-08-04","1997-08-29","2001-11-03","2002-11-02"]
["Eastern Kingbird",15.652173913043478,10.67193675889328,5.2356020942408374,13.092105263157894,5.114155251141552,9.694323144104803,3.0917874396135265,6.888888888888889,11.059602649006624,8.346456692913385,5.299145299145299,1.968503937007874,0.09302325581395349,0.13651877133105803,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"N/A",null,"2001-10-13","1999-10-09"]
["Scissor-tailed Flycatcher",4.9275362318840585,2.7667984189723316,4.397905759162304,1.973684210526316,0.365296803652968,1.0480349344978166,1.0628019323671498,1.777777777777778,1.3245033112582782,2.283464566929134,3.6752136752136755,4.173228346456693,6.976744186046512,11.672354948805461,10.54945054945055,2.2459893048128343,3.2227488151658767,1.1764705882352942,0.14492753623188406,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.3278688524590164,1e-05,null,null,"N/A",null,"1998-11-15",null,"2000-12-17","Occasionally lingers into December."]
["White-eyed Vireo",1.1594202898550725,0.7905138339920947,1.8848167539267016,0.13157894736842105,0.365296803652968,0.5240174672489083,0.2898550724637681,0.3333333333333333,0.13245033112582782,1.2598425196850394,1.7094017094017095,3.149606299212598,3.7209302325581395,4.914675767918089,3.2967032967032965,1.1764705882352942,0.7582938388625593,1e-05,0.2898550724637681,0.25806451612903225,0.2702702702702703,0.5882352941176471,0.3278688524590164,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"White-eyed Vireo is a common nester at San Bernard NWR Bobcat Woods. Some linger into December and occasionally overwinters. "]
["Blue-headed Vireo",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.15748031496062992,0.3418803418803419,0.23622047244094488,0.09302325581395349,0.3412969283276451,0.5494505494505495,0.8556149732620321,2.1800947867298577,0.44117647058823534,1.1594202898550725,1.2903225806451613,1.6216216216216217,5.294117647058823,1.9672131147540983,1.3333333333333333,null,null,"1996-09-08","2001-09-11","N/A"]
["Yellow-throated Vireo",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.1932367149758454,0.11111111111111112,0.13245033112582782,0.31496062992125984,0.17094017094017094,0.07874015748031496,0.09302325581395349,0.20477815699658702,0.2197802197802198,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1999-08-21","1997-08-22","1998-10-20","1999-10-17"]
["Warbling Vireo",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.08733624454148471,1e-05,1e-05,0.13245033112582782,0.23622047244094488,0.6837606837606838,0.5511811023622047,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.14492753623188406,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2004-08-13","2001-09-05","2001-09-22","1995-09-22","2004-11-21",null,"Note that Warbling Vireos are more yellow in the fall and might suggest Philadelphia. Often careful study is call for to separate Philadelphia and Warbling Vireos."]
["Philadelphia Vireo",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.0966183574879227,0.05555555555555556,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.20477815699658702,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1999-08-21","1999-08-31","1998-10-10","1999-10-09"]
["Red-eyed Vireo",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06578947368421052,1.004566210045662,0.611353711790393,2.1256038647342996,1.3888888888888888,1.7880794701986755,2.5196850393700787,5.042735042735043,1.4173228346456692,0.7441860465116279,2.6621160409556315,0.7692307692307693,0.10695187165775401,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2006-07-22","2000-08-04","1998-10-25","1999-10-17"]
["Red-breasted Nuthatch",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.09302325581395349,0.06825938566552901,0.32967032967032966,1e-05,0.37914691943127965,1e-05,0.5797101449275363,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.3333333333333333,null,null,"1995-10-06","1995-10-08","N/A",null,null,"Irruptive species. My records are from 1995,1997, and 1999."]
["Brown Creeper",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.1098901098901099,0.21390374331550802,0.6635071090047394,1e-05,0.8695652173913043,1e-05,1e-05,1.1764705882352942,1e-05,0.3333333333333333,null,null,"1995-10-15","1998-10-24","N/A"]
["House Wren",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.17094017094017094,0.5511811023622047,0.9302325581395349,2.3890784982935154,4.065934065934066,8.449197860962567,4.549763033175355,6.176470588235294,4.63768115942029,5.419354838709678,4.864864864864865,3.5294117647058827,3.2786885245901636,3,null,null,"2000-09-16","2003-09-21","N/A",null,null,null,"Highly vocal."]
["Winter Wren",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.6417112299465242,0.7582938388625593,0.44117647058823534,0.43478260869565216,0.25806451612903225,0.8108108108108109,1.1764705882352942,0.3278688524590164,1e-05,null,null,"1998-10-24","1998-10-25","N/A",null,null,"Normally found in the woods and might flush from under the boardwalks.","Distinctive chip note when flushed."]
["Sedge Wren",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.13651877133105803,0.7692307692307693,0.9625668449197861,0.2843601895734597,1.7647058823529413,7.246376811594203,1.935483870967742,1.3513513513513513,2.9411764705882355,3.6065573770491803,9.333333333333334,null,null,"1993-10-10","2001-10-14","N/A"]
["Golden-crowned Kinglet",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06825938566552901,0.1098901098901099,4.705882352941177,8.625592417061611,1.9117647058823528,4.3478260869565215,3.6129032258064515,5.9459459459459465,7.647058823529411,3.2786885245901636,2.3333333333333335,null,null,"2001-10-14","1998-10-20","N/A",null,null,null,"Often gives a distinctive series of three high thin call notes."]
["Ruby-crowned Kinglet",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1.3385826771653544,2.046511627906977,3.48122866894198,7.9120879120879115,8.02139037433155,28.90995260663507,9.558823529411764,23.768115942028984,22.451612903225808,27.567567567567565,22.941176470588232,29.508196721311478,10.666666666666666,null,null,"1999-09-22","2001-09-22","N/A",null,null,"Very active and vocal and easy to find when present."]
["Blue-gray Gnatcatcher",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,3.1578947368421053,12.420091324200913,12.139737991266376,19.033816425120772,24.944444444444443,21.192052980132452,23.07086614173228,15.042735042735043,15.748031496062993,8.930232558139535,8.941979522184301,8.681318681318682,9.304812834224599,7.203791469194313,4.264705882352941,6.086956521739131,6.193548387096774,5.675675675675675,11.176470588235293,5.9016393442622945,2,null,null,"2006-07-23","1995-07-24","N/A",null,null,"Gnatcatchers always appear on the coast in the last week of July and are abundant by the first week of August. "]
["Veery",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.13651877133105803,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"Only two Veery records - 08 October 1999 at Sabine Woods and 08 October 2004 at Laffite's Cove."]
["Gray-cheeked Thrush",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.15748031496062992,0.09302325581395349,1e-05,0.1098901098901099,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1998-09-26","1998-09-27","1999-10-17","1996-10-06",null,"Only four Gray-cheeked records -  26 Sep 1998 at Quintana,  27 Sep 1998 at High Island,  06 Oct 1996 at Smith Point, and 17 Oct 1999 at High Island.","Gray cold face without buff and usually without eye ring."]
["Swainson's Thrush",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.17094017094017094,0.07874015748031496,0.27906976744186046,3.6177474402730376,0.8791208791208792,0.21390374331550802,1e-05,0.14705882352941177,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1997-09-19","1999-09-19","1998-11-14","1998-10-21",null,"High count was 32 birds 08 October 1999 on trip to Sea Rim and Sabine Woods.","Buff colored face and eye ring."]
["Hermit Thrush",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.08547008547008547,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.6593406593406593,1.2834224598930484,16.492890995260662,0.5882352941176471,1.5942028985507246,0.6451612903225806,2.1621621621621623,1.1764705882352942,2.9508196721311473,1,null,"2003-09-15","1997-10-17","2003-10-19","N/A",null,null,"High count was 126 birds 05 November 2004 on trip to Sea Rim, Sabine Woods, and High Island. The exceptionally early record on 15 Sep 2003 was of a bird studied at close range at Sea Rim Willows.","Red tail contrasts with brown upperparts. Face is plain more like Gray-cheeked."]
["Wood Thrush",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.15748031496062992,0.18604651162790697,0.20477815699658702,0.4395604395604396,0.10695187165775401,1e-05,0.14705882352941177,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1999-09-22","2000-09-29","1998-11-14","1998-10-25"]
["Gray Catbird",1.1594202898550725,0.2635046113306983,0.5235602094240838,0.4605263157894737,0.547945205479452,0.26200873362445415,0.0966183574879227,0.5,0.33112582781456956,0.31496062992125984,0.2564102564102564,0.7874015748031495,4.465116279069767,7.645051194539249,5.054945054945055,5.882352941176471,2.9383886255924168,3.8235294117647056,1.1594202898550725,1.1612903225806452,0.5405405405405406,1.7647058823529413,1.3114754098360657,2.3333333333333335,{"$nulls":7},"Catbirds seem to be nesting at many coastal locations.  The main migration window apparently starts in late September."]
["Brown Thrasher",1e-05,0.13175230566534915,0.10471204188481675,0.3289473684210526,0.182648401826484,1e-05,1e-05,0.11111111111111112,0.19867549668874174,1e-05,0.6837606837606838,5.590551181102362,10.232558139534884,10.784982935153584,11.868131868131869,5.882352941176471,4.170616113744075,3.382352941176471,4.492753623188406,4.516129032258064,4.594594594594595,5.882352941176471,0.9836065573770492,2,{"$nulls":7},"Probably nests at Sabine Woods since most all records prior to mid Sep are from there.  Migration apparently starts in mid September."]
["Cedar Waxwings",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06825938566552901,1e-05,1e-05,0.4739336492890995,1e-05,2.1739130434782608,2.709677419354839,16.756756756756758,29.411764705882355,6.557377049180327,3,null,"1999-10-09","2004-11-05","2000-11-19"]
["Blue-winged Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.45662100456621,0.34934497816593885,1.2560386473429952,0.888888888888889,0.8609271523178808,0.7874015748031495,0.5128205128205128,0.47244094488188976,1e-05,0.20477815699658702,1e-05,0.10695187165775401,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2001-08-04","2004-08-07","2004-10-30","1997-10-12"]
["Golden-winged Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06622516556291391,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06825938566552901,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"Only two Golden-winged records -  04 September 1998 at High Island and 11 October 2002 at Quintana."]
["Tennessee Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.15748031496062992,0.4273504273504274,0.5511811023622047,2.2325581395348837,3.1399317406143346,2.197802197802198,3.7433155080213902,2.2748815165876777,0.44117647058823534,0.2898550724637681,0.12903225806451613,1e-05,0.5882352941176471,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1999-09-12","1996-09-14","1998-11-28","2002-11-16","1998-12-13","Note that Tennessee Warblers arrive in mid September but the arrival of Orange-crowned Warblers is typically not until mid October.","Some first fall Tennessee Warblers can have very yellowish underparts and look quite different from spring birds. These can be easy to mistake for Orange-crowned Warblers. Always look at the undertail coverts which should be distinctly white for Tennessee and yellow on Orange-crowned. "]
["Orange-crowned Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.08547008547008547,0.07874015748031496,0.09302325581395349,0.13651877133105803,0.9890109890109889,1.9251336898395721,4.549763033175355,3.8235294117647056,10,8.258064516129032,12.162162162162161,13.529411764705884,8.852459016393443,11,null,"2003-09-20","2000-09-29","1992-10-07","N/A",null,null,"Orange-crowned Warblers in the east are very late migrants and rare before mid October.  I have only 4 records earlier than 14 October. The very few Orange-crowneds that arrive in late Sep and early Oct are probably western race birds.  Identify early Orange-crowned Warblers very carefully.","BEWARE that Orange-crowned Warblers can be confused with first fall Tennessee Warblers.  Always look at the undertail coverts which are yellow on Orange-crowned and distinctly white on Tennessee.  Dull Yellow Warblers might also be confused with Orange-crowned Warblers. Check for the yellow undertail of Yellow Warblers. "]
["Nashville Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.3973509933774835,0.9448818897637795,1.1965811965811965,3.3858267716535435,3.813953488372093,1.6382252559726962,5.824175824175825,1.7112299465240641,0.6635071090047394,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2000-09-01","2000-09-04","2005-11-06","2004-11-05",null,"Nashville is another warbler without wing bars that could be confused with Orange-crowned. The very early Orange-crowneds are likely western race birds which have grayish heads. Nashvilles might also be confused with fall Mourning Warblers. ","Nashvilles are best distinguished from Orange-crowned by the complete eye ring and brighter yellow on throat and breast."]
["Virginia's Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06622516556291391,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"One record for Virginia's Warbler -  04 September 2000 at Sabine Woods.  It was in the open field to the east of the woods."]
["Northern Parula",0.2898550724637681,0.2635046113306983,1e-05,0.13157894736842105,0.182648401826484,0.34934497816593885,0.2898550724637681,0.16666666666666666,0.3973509933774835,0.47244094488188976,0.6837606837606838,0.39370078740157477,1.302325581395349,2.1160409556313993,2.5274725274725274,0.42780748663101603,0.4739336492890995,0.29411764705882354,1e-05,0.12903225806451613,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2006-08-05","2004-08-07","2004-11-28","1998-11-14",null,"In some years Parulas nest at High Island which confuses the start of migration. Records such as 07 Aug 2004 at Sabine Woods and 05 Aug 2006 at Sea Rim willows suggest migration is underway by the first week of August. "]
["Yellow Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.13157894736842105,1.82648401826484,4.104803493449782,6.763285024154589,7.666666666666667,7.218543046357616,3.779527559055118,4.017094017094017,1.3385826771653544,0.09302325581395349,0.27303754266211605,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2000-07-30","2001-08-04","2001-10-13","1999-10-09",null,"Note that Yellow Warblers are common in September as compared to Orange-crowneds which are very rare. ","Yellow Warblers might be confused with Orange-crowned especially in late September when the duller darker northern Yellow Warblers arrive. Look for the yellow undertail (tail spots) on Yellow Warblers as well as the lack of facial markings and \"beady-eyed\" look.  "]
["Chestnut-sided Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.5128205128205128,0.07874015748031496,0.18604651162790697,0.27303754266211605,0.32967032967032966,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2003-09-15","2003-09-20","1998-10-18","1999-10-17",null,"Chestnut-sided is an uncommon fall migrant on the coast. ","In the fall Chestnut-sided's lime green upperparts and white eye ring are very different from its spring plumage. The clean white underparts are distinctive as compared to other fall warblers."]
["Magnolia Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.23622047244094488,0.5982905982905983,1.0236220472440944,2.2325581395348837,3.8907849829351537,3.516483516483517,0.8556149732620321,0.947867298578199,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.5405405405405406,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2001-09-11","1997-09-13","2004-11-07","2002-11-02","2000-12-02",null,"Magnolia Warbler can be surprisingly dull in the fall and look in some ways similar to Nashville. Magnolia, however, has wing bars and white undertail coverts. And my favorite field mark to see on Magnolias in any season is the distinctively patterned undertail that is white on inner half and black on outer half. Only American Redstart has a similar undertail look."]
["Cape May Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.1098901098901099,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"Only one fall Cape May record, 19 October 2003 at Sea Rim willows."]
["Black-throated Blue Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,0.13651877133105803,0.2197802197802198,0.21390374331550802,0.18957345971563982,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2000-09-29","1995-10-08","1995-11-05","1995-11-04",null,"Nine Black-throated Blue records, 4 females and 5 males."]
["Yellow-rumped Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06825938566552901,1e-05,2.1390374331550803,6.350710900473934,5.882352941176471,16.086956521739133,23.225806451612904,33.78378378378378,14.11764705882353,46.22950819672131,33.333333333333336,null,null,"1995-10-14","1995-10-23"]
["Black-throated Gray Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.08547008547008547,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"One Black-throated Gray record, 18 September 2003 at Sabine Woods."]
["Black-throated Green Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.091324200913242,0.08733624454148471,1e-05,0.3333333333333333,0.26490066225165565,0.07874015748031496,0.5128205128205128,0.7086614173228346,1.6744186046511627,2.4573378839590445,5.7142857142857135,1.7112299465240641,3.2227488151658767,0.44117647058823534,1.0144927536231885,0.12903225806451613,1e-05,0.5882352941176471,0.3278688524590164,1e-05,null,null,"1998-08-07","1996-08-10","2000-12-17","1995-12-10",null,"Some linger into December.","Commonly gives a distinctive flat chip note."]
["Townsend's Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.09478672985781991,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"One record thought to be Townsend's Warbler, 10 Nov 2001 at Sabine Woods."]
["Hermit Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06622516556291391,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"One Hermit Warbler record, 01 September 2001 at Quintana."]
["Blackburnian Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.05555555555555556,0.06622516556291391,0.31496062992125984,0.08547008547008547,1e-05,1e-05,0.13651877133105803,0.2197802197802198,1e-05,0.09478672985781991,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1999-08-31","2003-09-05","1995-11-04","1998-10-18",null,null,"First fall Backburnian Warblers can be difficult to identify and surprisingly similar to Townsend's.  Backburnians should have slightly orange tones and black streaks on back. "]
["Yellow-throated Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,0.10471204188481675,0.06578947368421052,0.091324200913242,0.08733624454148471,0.4830917874396135,0.11111111111111112,0.13245033112582782,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,0.15748031496062992,0.37209302325581395,0.40955631399317405,0.1098901098901099,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1996-07-21","2006-07-29","1999-10-19","2001-10-14",null,"Note that Yellow-throated Warblers are never common in the fall.  "]
["Pine Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.1098901098901099,1e-05,0.18957345971563982,0.14705882352941177,1.0144927536231885,0.6451612903225806,2.7027027027027026,3.5294117647058827,1.9672131147540983,2,null,"2000-09-09","2003-10-19","2004-11-05",null,null,null,"Generally Pine Warblers don't appear on coast until November but one unusual record 09 September 2000 in the pines east of the Sabine Woods."]
["Prairie Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,0.10471204188481675,0.2631578947368421,0.639269406392694,0.43668122270742354,0.3864734299516908,0.5,0.7284768211920529,0.47244094488188976,0.2564102564102564,1e-05,0.09302325581395349,0.13651877133105803,0.2197802197802198,0.10695187165775401,1e-05,0.14705882352941177,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2003-07-19","2005-07-24","2003-11-08","2003-10-26",null,"Prairie Warblers are more likely to be found in shrub or willow situations such as Anahuac NWR or Sea Rim SP or Quintana. Early fall is the time to look. Occasionally overwinters.","They can be very dull in the fall but all still have a distinctive face pattern with pale crescent under eye and gray moustachial crescent below that. "]
["Palm Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.15748031496062992,1e-05,0.20477815699658702,1e-05,0.21390374331550802,0.18957345971563982,1e-05,1e-05,0.9032258064516129,0.5405405405405406,1e-05,0.9836065573770492,0.6666666666666666,null,null,"1999-09-22","1998-09-26",null,null,null,"Palm Warblers can arrive in late September. One 22 September 1999 at Sea Rim willows and one 26 September 1998 at Quintana.","Always pumps tail. "]
["Bay-breasted Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06825938566552901,0.1098901098901099,1e-05,1e-05,0.14705882352941177,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1993-10-10","1998-10-20","1998-11-14",null,null,"Only 3 Bay-breasted records. ","In the fall, birds look very different than they do in the spring. The bay color on sides may be very reduced and the upperparts are greenish."]
["Blackpoll Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"Only one record thought to be Blackpoll, 22 September 1999 at Sabine Woods. Fall migration is decidedly towards northeastern states and overwater to South America. In the fall Blackpolls are very rare in Texas.  ","Fall Blackpolls look very different from spring birds and are easily confused with Bay-breasted Warblers."]
["Cerulean Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"I have observed Cerulean Warbler in Houston but never on the coast in the fall."]
["Black-and-white Warbler",1e-05,3.162055335968379,3.87434554973822,7.631578947368421,4.840182648401826,3.5807860262008733,4.057971014492754,2.9444444444444446,3.0463576158940397,4.094488188976378,5.384615384615384,3.149606299212598,3.1627906976744184,2.7986348122866893,1.2087912087912087,0.3208556149732621,0.09478672985781991,1e-05,1e-05,0.12903225806451613,0.2702702702702703,0.5882352941176471,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2003-06-28","2001-06-30","1998-12-13","2002-12-01",null,"Black-and-white Warblers are very early fall migrants and have been observed on the coast as early as the last week of June. By mid July they are very common. Occasionally overwinters. This is perhaps the only warbler that can be observed near the coast every month of the year. ","Often gives a thin 'zeet' call in flight. "]
["American Redstart",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.365296803652968,0.5240174672489083,0.6763285024154588,0.2777777777777778,0.6622516556291391,1.2598425196850394,1.8803418803418803,2.9133858267716533,5.3023255813953485,7.7815699658703075,3.8461538461538463,1.9251336898395721,1.2322274881516586,1e-05,1e-05,0.25806451612903225,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2001-08-04","2004-08-07","1998-11-07","2004-11-07","1996-11-23","Redstarts rarely lingers into the winter."]
["Prothonotary Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,0.10471204188481675,0.19736842105263158,0.365296803652968,0.611353711790393,0.5797101449275363,0.5555555555555556,0.26490066225165565,0.6299212598425197,0.4273504273504274,1e-05,0.09302325581395349,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1998-07-19","2005-07-24","2002-10-06","2003-09-21",null,"Prothonotary Warblers nest nearby but not at any of the coastal census locations. They start appearing on the coast is late July suggesting the start of migration. ","The very bright yellow head and underparts with white undertail usually make identification very straightforward."]
["Worm-eating Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.08733624454148471,0.5797101449275363,0.2777777777777778,0.6622516556291391,1e-05,1.1965811965811965,1e-05,0.27906976744186046,0.06825938566552901,0.2197802197802198,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1995-08-12","2002-08-16","2002-10-19","2004-10-08",null,null,"Worm-eating Warblers sometime give a thin call note, similar to that of Black-and-white,  when moving around in the woods.  "]
["Swainson's Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.09302325581395349,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"Only one Swainson's Warbler record, 06 October 1995 at High Island."]
["Ovenbird",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.08733624454148471,1e-05,0.05555555555555556,0.9933774834437086,0.7874015748031495,1.0256410256410255,0.7874015748031495,1.1162790697674418,1.7747440273037542,0.9890109890109889,0.21390374331550802,0.2843601895734597,1e-05,0.14492753623188406,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2003-08-10","1997-08-23","1999-11-20","1998-11-07",null,"Ovenbirds are found walking on the ground in leaf litter normally in the larger woods. ","Thrushlike but easily identified by its orange crown stripe. Seldom vocalizes."]
["Northern Waterthrush",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.182648401826484,0.26200873362445415,0.4830917874396135,1.8888888888888888,2.185430463576159,3.3070866141732287,2.307692307692308,1.1811023622047243,0.46511627906976744,0.7508532423208192,0.1098901098901099,0.3208556149732621,0.09478672985781991,0.29411764705882354,1e-05,0.12903225806451613,1e-05,0.5882352941176471,1e-05,0.6666666666666666,null,null,"1995-08-05","1999-08-07","1995-11-05",null,null,"Northern Waterthrush is a common fall migrant and a few occasionally stay thru the winter. Several late records in 1998 after 05 Nov. ","Most can be readily identified by the lack of contrast between the eyebrow and underparts together with the finely streaked breast and throat. Normally both the eyebrow and underparts are dull dirty white but rarely are clean white. Waterthrush often give a sharp 'chink' call note which is usually the first alert of their presence.   "]
["Louisiana Waterthrush",1e-05,0.2635046113306983,0.31413612565445026,0.2631578947368421,0.547945205479452,0.08733624454148471,0.0966183574879227,1e-05,1e-05,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2002-07-14","2001-07-15","1999-08-21","2004-08-13","2001-09-09","Louisiana Waterthrush are very early migrants but the bulk of migration must be inland since few are found on the coast. After early August Northern is the expected waterthrush. ","Louisiana Waterthrush can normally be quickly identified by the large very white eyebrow that contrasts with the duller underparts. "]
["Kentucky Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.06578947368421052,0.365296803652968,0.34934497816593885,1.5458937198067633,0.2777777777777778,0.3973509933774835,0.31496062992125984,0.4273504273504274,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1999-07-31","2001-08-04","1995-09-22","2004-09-21",null,null,"A distinctive low 'chup' call note."]
["Mourning Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.1932367149758454,1.3333333333333333,2.3178807947019866,0.6299212598425197,0.9401709401709402,0.15748031496062992,0.09302325581395349,0.06825938566552901,0.1098901098901099,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1996-08-20","1999-08-21","1997-10-17","1999-10-08",null,null,"Many fall Mourning Warblers have yellowish throats and some have eye rings. Separation from MacGillivray's can be extremely difficult. Mourning Warblers might be confused with Connecticut Warbler or even Nashville Warblers. "]
["MacGillivray's Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"Only one MacGillivray's record, 12 September 1999 at San Bernard NWR Bobcat Woods. It was a nice adult male with bold white eye-arcs and it was frequently calling."]
["Common Yellowthroat",11.304347826086955,7.1146245059288535,5.130890052356021,4.868421052631579,4.5662100456621,3.4934497816593884,1.7391304347826086,1.0555555555555556,0.13245033112582782,1.2598425196850394,2.4786324786324787,3.858267716535433,2.604651162790698,6.348122866894198,7.582417582417582,5.026737967914439,3.791469194312796,5.882352941176471,5.072463768115942,4.516129032258064,6.756756756756756,1.1764705882352942,4.2622950819672125,7.666666666666667,{"$nulls":7},"Common Yellowthroats are common breeders nearby most coastal locations and most records early in season represent singing males. Singing stops in late August and most September records are thought to be migrants."]
["Hooded Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.19736842105263158,0.91324200913242,1.0480349344978166,2.608695652173913,1.7222222222222223,1.589403973509934,0.47244094488188976,1.3675213675213675,0.7874015748031495,1.0232558139534884,3.071672354948806,1.4285714285714284,0.6417112299465242,0.2843601895734597,1e-05,0.14492753623188406,0.25806451612903225,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2003-07-26","2000-07-30","1998-11-28","1999-11-25",null,null,"Usually near the ground and often flicks tail showing white spots."]
["Wilson's Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.11111111111111112,1.1920529801324502,1.8110236220472442,2.8205128205128203,4.409448818897638,2.2325581395348837,3.3447098976109215,2.197802197802198,1.2834224598930484,1.5165876777251186,1.6176470588235294,1.5942028985507246,0.7741935483870968,1.3513513513513513,2.9411764705882355,2.6229508196721314,1.3333333333333333,null,null,"1999-08-29","1998-08-30",null,null,null,"Many Wilson's Warblers overwinter.","Some Wilson's Warblers, particularly first fall females can be confused with Yellow Warblers.  Check to see that the undertail is gray for Wilson's and not yellow as it is for Yellow Warblers."]
["Canada Warbler",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.639269406392694,0.611353711790393,2.608695652173913,4.055555555555555,6.622516556291391,5.590551181102362,4.615384615384616,1.1023622047244095,0.18604651162790697,0.27303754266211605,0.1098901098901099,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2001-08-04","2004-08-07","1999-10-17","1997-10-14",null,"Canada is one of the most common fall warblers and is usually found in woods such as at High Island or Sabine and is often seen fly-catching near the ground. ","Most fall Canada Warblers look like spring birds and it is not uncommon to find very distinctive breeding plumaged males. However, necklace streaks may be very indistinct and almost absent on some birds suggesting Nashville but note white undertail compared to yellow undertail of Nashville."]
["Yellow-breasted Chat",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.091324200913242,0.08733624454148471,0.5797101449275363,1.3333333333333333,3.3112582781456954,3.3858267716535435,1.794871794871795,1.4173228346456692,0.37209302325581395,0.27303754266211605,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.5882352941176471,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2004-08-07","2004-08-13","1998-10-10","1993-10-10","1995-12-10"]
["Summer Tanager",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.0966183574879227,1e-05,0.13245033112582782,0.5511811023622047,0.08547008547008547,0.47244094488188976,0.18604651162790697,1.023890784982935,0.7692307692307693,0.10695187165775401,1e-05,0.14705882352941177,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2005-08-19","2000-09-04","2000-11-11","2003-10-26",null,null,"Larger billed than Scarlet. Summers are mustard colored compared to Scarlets that are strongly olive."]
["Scarlet Tanager",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.17094017094017094,0.23622047244094488,0.27906976744186046,1.0921501706484642,1.098901098901099,0.10695187165775401,1e-05,0.14705882352941177,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2003-09-15","2003-09-21","2002-11-08","1998-10-25",null,"Scarlet Tanagers are uncommon to common migrants from mid September to late October. Late record is 08 November 2002 at Quintana.","Scarlet Tanagers are strongly greenish olive as compared to Summer Tanagers that have orange or mustard tones. "]
["Chipping Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,1e-05,0.1098901098901099,0.42780748663101603,3.8862559241706163,0.5882352941176471,1e-05,1e-05,1.0810810810810811,1e-05,1.3114754098360657,2,null,"1996-09-08","1999-09-22","2002-10-19",null,null,null,"September records are 08 September 1996 at High Island and 22 September 1999 at Sabine Woods.","Fall Chipping and Clay-colored Sparrows can be very similar. Chipping Sparrow has an eye line that extends through eye to bill (dark lores) and the face (ear coverts) lacks a dark outline and malar stripe is indistinct. "]
["Clay-colored Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.13651877133105803,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2000-10-08","2004-10-08",null,null,null,"Two records, 08 October 2000 at San Bernard NWR and 08 October 2004 at Quintana.","Fall Chipping Sparrows can be surprisingly similar. Identification should be done very carefully. Clay-colored sparrows are generally warmer buff colored, have ear coverts that are distinctly outlined and strong malar stripes. "]
["Field Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.1098901098901099,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.43478260869565216,1.5483870967741935,0.2702702702702703,1e-05,1.3114754098360657,1.6666666666666665,null,null,"2003-10-19","1999-11-25",null,null,null,"Doesn't appear on coast every year.  Early record is from Sabine Woods 19 Oct 2003."]
["Vesper Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.3208556149732621,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":7},"Censuses do not cover good habitat for Vesper Sparrow."]
["Lark Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.1932367149758454,0.11111111111111112,0.13245033112582782,0.39370078740157477,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.09478672985781991,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1999-08-15","1997-08-22","2003-09-14","2003-09-09","2004-11-07","Apparently a migration window for Lark Sparrows from mid August to mid September with sightings from Anahuac NWR, Smith Point, High Island, and Quintana. The extreme late record is 7 Nov 2004 at Quintana.  "]
["Savannah Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.23622047244094488,1e-05,0.13651877133105803,1e-05,1.3903743315508021,0.09478672985781991,1.7647058823529413,5.362318840579711,7.870967741935484,3.783783783783784,1e-05,19.672131147540984,24.333333333333332,null,null,"2002-09-28","2001-10-14",null,null,null,"Early record for Savannah Sparrow is of 3 birds 28 September 2002 at Quintana. "]
["Grasshopper Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.37914691943127965,0.14705882352941177,1e-05,1e-05,0.2702702702702703,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1997-11-02","2004-11-05"]
["LeConte's Sparrow ",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.44117647058823534,0.43478260869565216,0.5161290322580645,1e-05,1e-05,0.6557377049180328,8,null,null,"2002-11-08","1996-11-09",null,null,null,"Census locations are not in good habitat for LeConte's Sparrow."]
["Song Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.10695187165775401,0.2843601895734597,1.1764705882352942,4.202898550724638,1.1612903225806452,1.891891891891892,0.5882352941176471,0.6557377049180328,0.6666666666666666,null,null,"1998-10-31","2002-11-02",null,null,null,"Early Song Sparrow record is 31 October 1998 at Anahuac NWR.  But note that census locations are not in good Song Sparrow habitat."]
["Lincoln's Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.13651877133105803,1.3186813186813187,0.6417112299465242,2.2748815165876777,1.4705882352941178,0.7246376811594203,0.6451612903225806,0.8108108108108109,1e-05,1.3114754098360657,0.3333333333333333,null,null,"1999-10-08","2001-10-14",null,null,null,"Earliest Lincoln's Sparrow records are 08 October 1999 at Sea Rim SP and 14 October 2001 at Quintana."]
["Swamp Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.09302325581395349,1e-05,1.098901098901099,1.6042780748663101,4.360189573459715,4.411764705882353,12.608695652173914,13.161290322580646,12.162162162162161,0.5882352941176471,14.098360655737705,22.666666666666664,null,null,"2003-10-04","1997-10-17",null,null,null,"Earliest Swamp Sparrow record is 04 October 2003 at Smith Point."]
["White-throated Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1.1764705882352942,4.075829383886256,2.6470588235294117,9.855072463768117,18.193548387096776,14.864864864864863,7.058823529411765,3.6065573770491803,24.333333333333332,null,null,"1998-10-24","1998-10-25"]
["White-crowned Sparrow",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.2197802197802198,0.21390374331550802,1.2322274881516586,0.14705882352941177,1.3043478260869565,0.6451612903225806,0.5405405405405406,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2004-10-15","2002-10-19",null,null,null,"Earliest White-crowned Sparrow records are 15 October 2004 at High Island and 19 October 1999 at Quintana."]
["Rose-breasted Grosbeak",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.091324200913242,1e-05,0.0966183574879227,0.05555555555555556,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.15748031496062992,1.0232558139534884,3.48122866894198,0.6593406593406593,0.42780748663101603,0.09478672985781991,0.29411764705882354,1e-05,1e-05,0.2702702702702703,0.5882352941176471,1e-05,1e-05,null,"2001-08-04","1999-09-22","2001-09-25","2000-11-11","2002-11-08","1998-12-13","All the August records for Rose-breasted Grosbeak are probably of the same individual at High Island on 04, 19, and 26 August 2001. Two December records, 06 Dec 2002 and 13 Dec 1998 both at Quintana."]
["Blue Grosbeak",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.091324200913242,1e-05,1e-05,0.5555555555555556,0.8609271523178808,0.8661417322834646,1.7094017094017095,1.4960629921259843,1.0232558139534884,1.3651877133105803,1.3186813186813187,2.1390374331550803,0.7582938388625593,1e-05,0.43478260869565216,0.12903225806451613,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,"2004-08-07","1997-08-24","2002-08-25","1996-11-23","2004-11-21",null,"My extreme early record for Blue Grosbeak is 07 Aug 2004 at High Island.","Often gives a loud metallic 'chink' or 'tink' that reminds me of a waterthrush."]
["Indigo Bunting",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.47244094488188976,1.623931623931624,4.803149606299212,7.069767441860465,13.788395904436861,11.978021978021978,7.4866310160427805,2.559241706161137,3.8235294117647056,3.333333333333333,0.5161290322580645,1e-05,0.5882352941176471,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"2001-09-11","2003-09-14","1998-12-13","1999-11-28"]
["Painted Bunting",2.898550724637681,1.844532279314888,3.350785340314136,1.3815789473684212,1.735159817351598,0.9606986899563319,1.932367149758454,2.5555555555555554,0.9933774834437086,2.440944881889764,1.4529914529914532,0.31496062992125984,0.18604651162790697,0.40955631399317405,0.4395604395604396,0.10695187165775401,0.09478672985781991,0.14705882352941177,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":4},"1998-11-08","2005-11-06",null,"Painted Buntings are common nesters along the coast.","Greenish to grayish with plain unstreaked underparts as compared to Indigo."]
["Dickcissel",5.797101449275362,6.06060606060606,5.2356020942408374,2.7631578947368425,0.91324200913242,3.4061135371179043,1.6425120772946862,1.1666666666666667,2.052980132450331,3.3858267716535435,0.9401709401709402,0.7086614173228346,0.09302325581395349,0.6143344709897611,0.2197802197802198,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.12903225806451613,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":4},"2003-10-19","1997-10-17","1996-11-29","Dickcissels nest in nearby fields at Sea Rim SP and Anahuac NWR and most early records are of these birds singing."]
["Orchard Oriole",21.73913043478261,28.063241106719367,25.54973821989529,25.328947368421055,20.182648401826487,17.20524017467249,7.536231884057971,7.111111111111112,7.218543046357616,1.6535433070866143,2.1367521367521367,0.07874015748031496,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,{"$nulls":4},"2001-09-25","2003-09-20",null,"Orchard Orioles are common nesters on the coast but leave early and most are gone by mid September. My latest record is 25 September 2001 at High Island.  Identify late September Orchard Orioles very carefully.","Orchard Orioles are very yellow and lack the orange tones of female Baltimore Orioles. "]
["Baltimore Oriole",1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,0.1932367149758454,1.8333333333333333,7.417218543046358,8.740157480314961,4.786324786324786,3.6220472440944884,0.37209302325581395,0.3412969283276451,0.1098901098901099,0.21390374331550802,0.09478672985781991,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,1e-05,null,null,"1999-08-21","1997-08-23","1995-11-05","2003-10-26",null,"Early date for Baltimore Oriole is 21 Aug 1999, one at Anahuac NWR and one at High Island."]
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["Census Hours",17.25,37.95,47.75,76,54.75,57.25,51.75,90,75.5,63.5,58.5,63.5,53.75,73.25,45.5,46.75,52.75,34,34.5,38.75,18.5,8.5,15.25,15]
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[{"$nulls":19},"Total census hours through November =",null,null,null,1072.95]
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[{"$nulls":19},"Total census hours through December =",null,null,null,1130.2]

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[{"$nulls":8},"Census locations:"]
[{"$nulls":9},"Sea Rim State Park Willow Pond Trail"]
[{"$nulls":9},"TOS Sabine Woods"]
[{"$nulls":9},"High Island  -  Scout Woods and Smith Oaks"]
[{"$nulls":9},"Anahuac NWR  -  The Willows and nearby hiking trails"]
[{"$nulls":9},"Smith Point  -  Candy Cain Abshire WMA"]
[{"$nulls":9},"West Galveston Island - Laffite's Cove and Dos Vacas Muertas"]
[{"$nulls":9},"Quintana  "]
[{"$nulls":9},"San Bernard NWR  -  Bobcat Woods and Moccasin Pond willows"]
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[{"$nulls":8},"Census hours = hours of active birding at above locations"]
[{"$nulls":8},"Censuses conducted primarily from 1995 through August 2006."]
[{"$nulls":8},"Data grouped in weekly divisions: "]
[{"$nulls":9},"week 1 =","1st - 7th"]
[{"$nulls":9},"week 2 =","8th - 14th"]
[{"$nulls":9},"week 3 =","15th - 21st"]
[{"$nulls":9},"week 4 =","22nd to end of month."]
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[null,"Census hours :",{"$nulls":6},"Bird abundance is reported as number seen per 5 census hours."]
[null,"Jul",178.95]
[null,"Aug",253.75,{"$nulls":5},"Occurrence approximation -"]
[null,"Sep",261,{"$nulls":6},"Abundant","> 10",null,"birds / 5 hours"]
[null,"Oct",219.25,{"$nulls":6},"Common ","> 1.0 and < 10",null,"birds / 5 hours"]
[null,"Nov",160,{"$nulls":6},"Uncommon","> 0.1 and < 1.0",null,"birds / 5 hours"]
[null,"TOTAL",1072.95,{"$nulls":6},"Rare","< 0.1",null,"birds / 5 hours"]
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[{"$nulls":8},"Note: 0.1 birds / 5 hours equals one bird observed per 50 hours of effort.  "]
[null,"See PAGE 2 for graphs of species."]

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[{"$nulls":9},"Early","2000-07-30","2001-08-04",null,"Late","2001-10-13","1999-10-09"]
[{"$nulls":9},"Extreme","00:00:00",null,null,"Extreme","00:00:00"]
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[{"$nulls":9},"Comments:","Note that Yellow Warblers are common in September as compared to Orange-crowneds which are very rare. "]
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[{"$nulls":9},"ID Tips:","Yellow Warblers might be confused with Orange-crowned especially in late September when the duller darker northern Yellow Warblers arrive. Look for the yellow undertail (tail spots) on Yellow Warblers as well as the lack of facial markings and \"beady-eyed\" look.  "]
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[{"$nulls":12},"Occurrence approximation -"]
[{"$nulls":12},"Abundant","> 10",null,"birds / 5 hrs"]
[{"$nulls":12},"Common ","> 1.0 and < 10",null,"birds / 5 hrs"]
[{"$nulls":12},"Uncommon","> 0.1 and < 1.0",null,"birds / 5 hrs"]
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[{"$nulls":13},"See PAGE 1 for census information."]