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COMAL stands for “Challenge of Missouri Annual List.” Subscribers to Missouri Wild Bird Forum share the total number of bird species they have ticked so far this year. It may seem like an oxymoron to call it a “non-competitive competition,” but that is just what it is. It stimulates our competitive juices and motivates us to get out and see birds in Missouri, but it is done in a relaxed enough way so that no one feels one-upped.
 
MoBirdSMO (Monthly Birds Seen in Missouri).

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COMAL / MOBirdSMO 2008

Name City State Month Monthly Species COMAL Species ABA Species Comments
Andy ForbesColumbiaMO 4/30/20080212226Picked up two lifers in Nevada. Fun month.
Larry LadeSaint JosephMO 4/30/20080201204 
Mark MittlemanSaint LouisMO 4/30/200802010 
Kathleen AndersonColumbiaMO 4/30/2008169195256Mew Gull at Smithville Lake!! SLAS Bootheel trip = many FOY birds.
Pat LuedersWebster GrovesMO 4/30/2008176194295 
David RoglesSaint PetersMO 4/30/20081601910198 Sacred Circle
Edge WadeColumbiaMO 4/30/20080183377 
Chris BarrigarBloomfieldMO 4/30/200872178192COMAL species = Stoddard County species
Patrick HarrisonShelbyvilleMO 4/30/200801760Picked up 30+ birds in the last seven days of April. Most of them in Shelby Co.!
Bob FisherIndependenceMO 4/30/200801510I'm catching up to the pack, but I still have a long way to go.
Chris BarrigarBloomfieldMO 3/31/200871330 
David RoglesSt. PeterMO 3/31/20081151270134 Sacred Circle
Mark MittlemanSt. LouisMO 3/31/200801270 
Larry LadeSaint JosephMO 3/31/20080119121 
Andy ForbesColumbiaMO 3/31/20080119125Red Crossbill and Cinnamon Teal were MO lifers. Great to see spring returning.
Kathleen AndersonColumbiaMO 3/31/200890111201Red-crossbill was a first time MO bird!
Edge WadeColumbiaMO 3/31/20080107328 
Pat LuedersWebster GrovesMO 3/31/200879105251Spent a week in March birding in Texas
Patrick HarrisonShelbyvilleMO 3/31/200801020 
Bob FisherIndependenceMO 3/31/20080870Somebody has to bring up the rear.
Chris BarrigarBloomfieldMO 2/28/2008311140 
Mark MittlemanSt. LouisMO 2/28/200801020Highlights of the month: Spotted Towhee in St. Louis County; Short-eared Owl, both shrikes and my first-ever Missouri roadrunner sighting while on a business trip through southwest and central Missouri.
Patrick HarrisonShelbyvilleMO 2/28/20080960Don't worry. I promise to SLOW down!
David RoglesSt. PetersMO 2/28/200890950102 Sacred Circle
Andy ForbesColumbiaMO 2/28/200809497Pretty slow month.
Kathleen AndersonColumbiaMO 2/28/20087492191White-crested Elaenia: I was only 2 miles or less from its location when this bird was reported on the RBA!!
Larry LadeSaint JosephMO 2/28/200808690 
Pat LuedersWebster GrovesMO 2/28/200866830 
Edge WadeColumbiaMO 2/28/2008079293Crescent-chested Warbler while Kathleen was seeing the Elaenia. We have a couple of weeks home in March to "catch up" and maybe get to 80 for MO for the year.
Bob FisherIndependenceMO 2/28/2008606363Accelerating to a crawl.
Chris BarrBloomfieldMO 1/31/200873880 
Scott SchuetteTucsonAZ 1/31/2008088189only the first 9 days
Kathleen AndersonColumbiaMO 1/31/2008868688 
Andy ForbesColumbiaMO 1/31/200885850Still have a bunch of misses for the winter- Brown Creeper, etc.
Mark MittlemanSt. LouisMO 1/31/20080830 
Mark MittlemanSt. LouisMO 1/31/2008838383 
David RoglesSt. PetersMO 1/31/200879798888 in Sacred Circle
Edge WadeColumbiaMO 1/31/2008078213First two weeks in TX.
Pat LuedersWebster GrovesMO 1/31/2008757575 
Larry LadeSaint JosephMO 1/31/2008696969My lowest January total of Missouri's birds since 2001 when I had 55 species. Low total due mostly to low number of species of waterfowl in my area.
Bob FisherIndependenceMO 1/31/20080330slow start