We paid attention to the birds we saw while we were in Canada. We thought we might see birds we don’t usually run in to. Eagles were more plentiful there; particularly golden eagles. Lots of flycatchers to confuse us. Tons of clark’s nutcrackers and cedar waxwings. Didn’t get any new grouse or partridges. Got the cackling goose and boreal chickadee though. Here’s the Canada list: 1 Cackling goose 2 Canada goose 3 Wood duck 4 American wigeon 5 Mallard 6 Ring necked duck 7. Common goldeneye 8. Hooded merganser 9. Common merganser 10. Common loon 11. Pied billed grebe 12. American white pelican 13. Double crested cormorant 14. Great blue heron 15. Osprey 16. Bald eagle 17. Swainson’s hawk 18. Red tailed hawk 19. Golden eagle 20. American kestrel 21. Prairie falcon 22. American coot 23. Spotted sandpiper 24. Greater yellowlegs 25. Lesser yellowlegs 26. Ring billed gull 27. California gull 28. Rock pigeon 29. Mourning dove 30. Belted kingfisher 31. Downy woodpecker 32. Northern flicker 33. Olive sided flycatcher 34. Western wood pewee 35. Alder flycatcher 36. Willow flycatcher 37. Least flycatcher 38. Eastern phoebe 39. Western kingbird 40. Eastern kingbird 41. Warbling vireo 42. Red eyed vireo 43. Gray jay 44. Steller’s jay 45. Clark’s nutcracker 46. Black billed magpie 47. American crow 48. Common raven 49. Northern rough winged swallow 50. Barn swallow 51. Black capped chickadee 52. Mountain chickadee 53. Boreal chickadee 54. Red breasted nuthatch 55. Golden crowned kinglet 56. Ruby crowned kinglet 57. Swainson’s thrush 58. American robin 59. Cedar waxwing 60. Tennessee warbler 61. Yellow warbler 62. Yellow rumped warbler 63. Common yellowthroat 64. Wilson’s warbler 65. Chipping sparrow 66. Brewer’s sparrow 67. Vesper sparrow 68. Savannah sparrow 69 Lincoln’s sparrow 70. Dark eyed junco 71. Rose breasted grosbeak 72. Red winged blackbird 73. Brewer’s blackbird 74. House finch 75. Pine siskin 76. House sparrow