So this is the first year I am keeping a list of every bird identified for the year. To date, I’m at 72. It feels like I should be further along than that, but maybe not. I would be curious to hear from you in the comments below. Are you keeping a list? What is your number so far for 2017? What type of information do you keep on your list?
New small business startup. A local Clearwater, FL custom woodworking home based business.
Interesting creatures from the natural world around us
My photographic journal
Birds, Animals, the Occasional Dash of Whimsy and lots of Pictures.
Award-winning Bird Photography Fine Art & Tours By Steven Blandin
Bird Photography and Birds in the news
...morning light is magic...
Beauty of Nature & Art
birding and bird photography
Nature Photography by Pam & Richard
Sharing the wild
Mostly books and a bit of nature, birds, flowers, food and photography
Birdwatching from a Christian Perspective
Wild Plants & Animals Advocate
Birding photos, stories and drawings
life through my lens, and in my words
Ancient woodland for wildlife
a disorder in which people have repeated thoughts, obsessions, and behaviors where they are driven to seek birds
Gurn Freeman III 
I don’t keep an annual list though I have thought of trying it sometime. But I do have a life list. I have a spreadsheet that lists alphabetically the name, species, date and location seen and if it was a rare sighting for the area. My life list is now at 382. 😁
This is my 1st year list. I think it will likely turn into a life list.
I think I will make one now 😄 I know I love finding new ones and I never thought I’d ever end up enjoying birding so much!
I didn’t believe I would like it either, but now I’m hooked.
My year list is in WordPress already as a scheduled post. I update it as I see new birds and it will automatically post at 11:59pm on 12/31/2017. I would like to get to 100 this year that sounds like a good number.
Like the idea!!