data by taxonomic order

common name	county	locale	date	no seen	observer/s	comments
Ringed Turtle-Dove	Chicot	Eudora, Hwy 65 near entrance to county fair grounds.	8-15-1999	1	Don R. Simons	Lifer
Ringed Turtle-Dove	Faulkner	Conway	10-25-1998	2	Allan Mueller, Dorothy Cookus	Present since 8-22-98
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Arkansas	Bayou Meto W.M.A. (Halowell Res.)	7-4-1997	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Rare resident. This is the 8th location in AR where this species has been seen.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Arkansas	near Stuttgart, jct. of Hwys. 146 & 79 (T2S R5W Sec. 22 NE 1/4)	2-9-2002	4	Robert H. Doster	Locally uncommon. Seen foraging along railroad tracks.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Arkansas	Stuttgart, 0.1 mi. north of hospital on Hwy. 165 (T2S R5W Sec. 17 SE 1/4)	2-9-2002	1	Robert H. Doster	Locally uncommon. Observed on powerline along west side of road.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Arkansas	Stuttgart, at the intersection of 15th & S. Buerkle St. (T2S R5W Sec. 32 & 33).	2-23-2000	1	Robert H. Doster	1 adult. Bird observed flying across intersection. Locally uncommon species.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Ashley	Montrose, along Hwy. 165. (T16S R4W Sec. 23)	1-23-2000	2	Robert H. Doster	Locally uncommon species. Observed two birds flying between Hwy. & railroad in town.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Ashley	near Parkdale, 2 mi south of int. of Hwy. 165 & 8, across from Bayou Grain elevators (T18S R4W sec. 31).	1-23-2001	2	Robert H. Doster	sight record. Locally uncommon species. Birds were observed perched on utility wires.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Ashley	Parkdale, on power-line along Hwy. 8 (T18S R4W Sec. 20 SW 1/4)	1-22-2002	1	Robert H. Doster	Locally uncommon.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Ashley	Parkdale, SE corner of intersection of Hwys. 165 & 8 (T18S R4W sec. 20).	1-23-2001	2	Robert H. Doster	sight record. Locally uncommon species. Birds were observed perched on utility wires.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Ashley	Portland, north side of town on Hwy. 165. (T17S R4W Sec. 10)	1-23-2000	1	Robert H. Doster	Locally uncommon species. Observed flying near grain storage bins.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Ashley	Wilmot, south of town along hwy. 165	1-23-2001	2	Robert H. Doster	sight record. Locally uncommon species.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Benton	Centerton Fish Hatchery	5-10-1997	1	David Chapman, Mike Mlodinow	2nd record for NW AR. See documentation by Chapman. Adult.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Boone	Harrison (in Martha Milburn's yard)	6-25-1989	1	Martha Milburn, Jo Anne rife, Sally Jo Gibson, Helen & Max Parker	6-25-89 until 8-1-89. Photographed by Max Parker on 7-6-89. Ver. Doc. #854. On 8-17-89 Martha Milburn found a pile of feathers in a neighbor's yard. The feathers were sent to the Smithsonian and ID's as E. Collared-Dove. Other observers; Mary Wright, Nola Barnett, Arvie Holliday. (Note on card: "See winter 1987 AM Birds Vol 41, 5.)
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	Archer Island	5-21-1996	2	Don R. Simons, Ed Alexander	Apparently nesting in Greenville, MS.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	Eudora	6-11-2000	1	Don & Dolores Harrington
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	Eudora	2-9-1997	1	Kimberly Smith, John Prather	One also seen in Transylvania, LA about 10 minutes earlier.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	Grand Lake	10-3-2002	4	Helen & Max Parker
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	Grand Lake	9-26-2002	1	Helen & Max Parker
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	Grand Lake, along Hwy. 8 ~0.5 mi. N. of intersect. of hwys. 8 & 209 (T19S R1W Sec. 4)	2-18-2000	1	Robert H. Doster & John Puschock	Locally uncommon species. 1 adult observed perched on utility wire near grain silo.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	Lake Chicot at Lake Village	10-4-2002	3	Helen & Max Parker
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	Lake Village	5-9-1998	3	Helen & Max Parker
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	Main Street in Lake Village	8-19-1996	2	Don R. Simons	Mike Staten has been seeing a pair in that area for months.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Chicot	near Dermott, SE corner of intersection of Hwys. 165 and 208 (T14S R3W sec. 8)	1-23-2001	6	Robert H. Doster	sight record. Locally uncommon species. Birds were observed foraging on the shoulder of highway 165.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Clay	Corning	3-17-2001	4	George Hoover	2 on 3-17-01; 1 on 3-29-01; 1 on 4-8-01. Becoming fairly common.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Clay	Corning	3-1-2000	1-1-6	George Hoover	March 1, 2000=1 bird observed. March 25, 2000=1 bird observed. April 8, 2000=6 birds seen & heard. Uncommon. They appeared suddenly, but seem firmly established throughout the northeast part of Corning. Can be seen & heard daily. Nesting not yet confirmed. 6 birds may be very low count.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Clay	Corning	3-1-2002	1-16	George Hoover	March 1 thru May 31, 2002. Fairly regular resident. Birds easily located around grain storage & transport areas. On March 13 & 14 (extremely cold period) at least 16 doves roosted & loafed on & around an electric power station. Birds were probably attracted by heat generated by power equipment.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Clay	Corning & vicinity	7-20-2001	1-3	George Hoover	Entire summer season, 2001. Becoming fairly common resident.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Clay	Corning area	12-1-2001	1-5	George Hoover	Dec. 1, 2001 thru Feb. 28, 2002. Fairly common resident.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Clay	McDougal	9-6-2000	3	George Hoover	Local. Earlier birds seem to have disappeared from Corning. Some seem to have moved eastward (i.e. this sighting.)
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Clay	Piggott	2-3-2001	4	George Hoover	sight record
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Clay	Success	1-7-2001	2	George Hoover	sight record. Uncommon - spreading
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Cleburne	Heber Springs	7-29-2002	1	Bo Verser	This is my first record of EuCo-dove in Cleburne Co.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Cleburne	Pangburn	3-16-2002	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	1st county record.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	6-22-1998	6	Rick Bird, Sterling Lacy	Largest number seen at one time. Feeding on millet & wild bird food.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	9-5-2001	4	Verrall Rogers	Two adults & two juv. Adults present all summer.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	7-23-1998	9	Sterling S. Lacy, Rick Bird	Some juveniles with adults.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	10-6-1998	10	Sterling S. Lacy	Largest number seen at one time.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	4-6-1998	3	Sterling S. Lacy, Rick Bird, Leon Watson	Continued repeat visits to feeder area near down town Magnolia. Singing from tree across street to the south.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	12-8-1997	2	Sterling S. Lacy, Charles Mills, Rick Bird	December 8, 9, 12, 17, 22, 1997. First repeat visits to feeder area near downtown Magnolia. Photographs. Ver. Doc. No. 897.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Craighead	AR State Univ.	5-7-1999	1	Norman Lavers	1 male. Present since Feb.; singing.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Craighead	Jonesboro	7-23-2000	9	Helen Dunn	in yard
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Craighead	Jonesboro	4-20-1999	2	George & Mary Hoover	Pair.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Cross	Wynne	2-15-1997	5-6	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Rare but increasing & probably a new location for this species in AR.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Desha	McGehee, along Hwy. 65 !1 mi. N. of the inersection of hwys. 65, 278 & 4 (T12S R3W Sec. 21)	2-1-2000	4	Robert H. Doster	4 adult. 1 bird observed perched on utility wire & 3 seen flying along hwy. Locally uncommon species.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Desha	near Arkansas City	9-20-1997	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Another new county or location for this species. 12th location in AR.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Desha	Near McGhee, roadside of Hwy 65 ~ 1 mi. N. of jct. with Hwy. 159 (T12S R3W sec. 16).	1-23-2001	1	Robert H. Doster	sight record. Locally uncommon species.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Faulkner	6th Street, Conway	2-9-2000	2	D. De Lynn Holleman	1st recorded sighting in Faulkner County.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Faulkner	Conway	2-10-2000	7	Martha Johnson, DeLynn Holleman (saw 2)	Seen in tree, in flight, on ground.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Howard	Saratoga	4-7-2002	1	Charles Mills, David Arbour
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Jefferson	Island Harbor on AR River (near Pine Bluff)	7-1-1995	3-5	William M. Shepherd, Lyndal York, Charles Mills, Donald & Dolores Harrington, Kenny & La Donna Nichols, Helen & Max Parker	Roberta Crabtree saw 3 birds on 7-5-95. Charles Mills photographed. One pair nested in the yard of Floyd Fullerton. Incubation started on 7-30. On the 7th or 8th of August, a predator believed to be a hawk or owl caught the incubating bird and destroyed the nest. Later on Aug 8th, four birds were seen, fide Floyd Fullerton; so at least 5 birds were there at one time. Second record for AR. 1st nesting.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Jefferson	Pine Bluff	4-1-1999	2	Joseph Burleigh	April to May 15, 1999. Documented.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Jefferson	Pine Bluff, along Port Rd between rail yard and Port Industrial Park.	8-10-2002	12	Robert H. Doster	12 adult. Locally uncommon resident.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Jefferson	Pine Bluff, along Port Rd. next to the Union Pacific rail yard (T5S R9W Sec. 35)	12-22-2001	93	Robert H. Doster & William M. Shepherd	Pine Bluff Christmas Bird Count. Locally uncommon; high number. Birds were foraging along railroad tracks, presumably on spilled grain.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Jefferson	Pine Bluff, Island Harbor Estates (NE Pine Bluff), in yard near intersection of Crossover Ln. & Holiday Dr.	12-23-1999	1	Robert H. Doster, Leif Anderson and Lyndal York	Locally uncommon species. (Pine Bluff CBC)
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Lafayette	Lewisville	9-8-2002	3	Charles Mills
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Lee	Wheatley	7-13-2000	1	Helen & Max Parker	Adult
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Ashdown	4-12-2002	1	Charles Mills
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Ashdown	3-28-1999	1	Charles Mills
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	ca. 6 iles SW of Foreman, on Ark. Hwy. 108	11-11-1999	8-10	William M. Shepherd	Active nest seen with at least one nestling.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Foreman	10-26-1998	12	David Arbour, Pat Moore, Helen Parker
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Just north Red River on Hwy 71 N	4-25-1999	1	Charles Mills, Mike Dillon
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm	2-21-1999	8	David Arbour, Joe Cambre	Expanding range into Arkansas. Still fairly rare and local.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	5-28-1998	5	David Arbour	At least five birds now, possibly more. Two observed in courtship.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	5-12-1998	2	David Arbour	Description: Whitish overall, black collar on back of neck, lower half of underside of tail white. Call: coo-coo coo. A slight pause between 2nd and 3rd coos. Skitish. Two singing males observed.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Matteson Farms	11-11-2001	~25	David Arbour	Two were juveniles without collars.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Mattison Gin	7-21-1999	~6	David Arbour, John Puschock	Very local in AR.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	near Richmond	5-21-1999	1	David Arbour, Fern Benefield	Sitton wires next to houses.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Little River	Ogden	5-30-2002	1	Charles Mills
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Lonoke	Allport city limits	12-7-1999	2	Keith Sutton	Adults
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Lonoke	England	1-26-2002	3	Helen & Max Parker	One singing.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Lonoke	England	6-17-1998	3	William M. Shepherd	Species expanding its range in Arkansas.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Lonoke	Hogan Fish Hatchery	9-13-1997	4	Lyndal York
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Lonoke	Hogan Fish Hatchery	5-25-1998	5	Lyndal York, Rob Doster	Additional dove from last fall. This one has no black collar, but otherwise identified. Maybe young bird. These birds disappeard from the area during winter, but returned.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Lonoke	Lonoke	7-20-1997	2	Carolyn & Lyndal York	First record for Lonoke Co. This is the ninth location in AR where this species has been seen.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Lonoke	Lonoke Grain elevators	12-16-2001	74	Helen & Max Parker
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Monroe	Brinkley	2-9-2000	32	Terry Singleterry	Large number.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Phillips	Marvell	1-3-1998	~18	Bill Shepherd, Lyndal York
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Phillips	Marvell	8-1-1997	1	John Gschwend, Jr.	Photos. This is the tenth location in AR where this species has been seen.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Phillips	West Helena	7-12-2000	1	Helen & Max Parker	Adult
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Pike	Kirby	5-13-1999	1	David Arbour	Sitting on power lines along Hiway 70.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Prairie	near Bayou Des Arc W.M.A.	8-15-1997	3	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	August 15 & 20, 1997. New location in the state. 11th location in AR.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Prairie	SE of Jasmine	4-19-1998	1	Helen & Max Parker	Later we learned from the landowner and Kenny & La Donna Nichols that the bird had nested and produced one fledgling. This is the first known successful nesting in AR.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Prairie	SE of Jasmine	7-21-1998	1	Helen & Max Parker	Heard singing only. Same location as one seen on 4-19-98. This location produced one fledgling in Spring of 1998. - 1st successful nesting.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Pulaski	along railroad tracks in North Little Rock	3-9-2000	150+	Tom Martin	Largest concentration to date in AR.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Pulaski	L.R.-near corner 16th & Louisiana	4-12-2001	1	Bill Shepherd	Heard only
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Pulaski	Little Rock - Capitol & Ringo	4-16-2001	1	Bill Shepherd	Heard only - koo-KOO-koo, koo-KOO-koo, etc.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Pulaski	Little Rock; atop a utility pole at the corner of Linden and Pearl	11-23-2001	2	William M. Shepherd	8:30 a.m. I had good light when I saw the spread tail of one bird flying up toward the top of the pole, poor light when I looked up from the intersection and saw two doves perched atop the pole. 1/2 block in the first case and 40 vertical feet (estimated) in the second. In my first observation, I clearly saw the two broad white terminal bands on each side of the tail. In my second observation, I could tell only that I was looking at a couple of doves.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Pulaski	Little Rock; near the intersection of Linden and Pearl	7-1-2001	2	William M. Shepherd	7:45 a.m. Visiting a bird feeder.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Pulaski	North Little Rock	7-10-1999	13	William M. Shepherd	First positive identification of the species in Pulaski County. Several immatures.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Sebastian	Fort Smith	5-28-2001	6	Sandy Berger
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Sebastian	Ft. Smith	2-5-2000	6	Sandy Berger	Feb. 5-17, 2000. High count was 6 birds on Feb. 9, 2000.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	3-18-2001	2	David Arbour	2 adults.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Washington	Fayetteville, just east of the Evergreen Cemetery	10-5-2002	1	Mike Mlodinow	This is only the 3rd record for this species in NW AR, and the first since 1997.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Washington	Fayetteville, just south of the Razorback G.C.	10-8-2002	1	Mike Mlodinow	This is only the 4th record for NW AR.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	White	Bald Knob	10-27-2002	52	Helen & Max Parker
Eurasian Collared-Dove	White	Downtown Searcy	5-5-2002	2	William M. Shepherd	Singing & also giving raspy call.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	White	near Griffithville	9-14-1998	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	This is the 1st for White County.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	White	near Griffithville	5-21-2000	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Flushed bird off of nest. This is the first nest of this species for White Co.
Eurasian Collared-Dove	Yell	Dardanelle	12-12-1998	6	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Video. New location where we previously have not recorded this species.
White-winged Dove	Clark	4th St., Arkadelphia	3-27-2002	1	Dolores Harrington, Becky Lambert	Prob. adult. Sex undetermined. First record for Clark Co.
White-winged Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	4-22-1999	1	Sterling S. Lacy, Emma Lee Lacy	April 22 & 23, 1999. This bird came six times each day to feed on millet I had thrown out the office window. Photo.
White-winged Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	11-19-1998	1	Sterling S. Lacy	Feeding on red and white millet on side walk outside office window. Five Eurasian Collared Doves came up while it was feeding and tried to run it off. 4th state record.
White-winged Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	2-18-2000	1	Sterling S. Lacy	February 18, March 3, 6, 7, & 24, 2000. Repeat visits, comes with 2 to three Eurasian Collared Doves.
White-winged Dove	Columbia	Magnolia	4-15-1999	1	Emma Lee Lacy, Sterling S. Lacy	Second occurrance in Columbia County.
White-winged Dove	Desha	3 miles north of Ark. City	8-19-2000	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Very rare visitor. We were on the Ms. River levee when this bird flew by us and then in front of us and across an ag field until we lost sight of it. When it flew by it looked similar to a Mourning Dove but with large white wing patches and a more rounded tail.
White-winged Dove	Faulkner	Conway	5-4-2000	1	Martha & Art Johnson
White-winged Dove	Hot Spring	Malvern (in yard)	4-11-2000	1	Helen & Max Parker	Most northeasterly AR record. Adult.
White-winged Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	2-9-2000	1	David Arbour	February 9 & 17, 2000. Rare visitor.
White-winged Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	1-16-2000	1	David Arbour, Charles Mills (23rd) Mike Dillon (23rd)	January 16 & 23, 2000. Rare visitor.
White-winged Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	6-24-1998	1	David Arbour	Third state record if accepted. Ver. Doc. No. 901
White-winged Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	3-30-2001	1	David Arbour, Mike Dillon & Charles Mills	March 30 & April 1, 2001, Afternoon & morning. Medium sized pale dove with large white wing patches. Black slash mark on cheek. Blue ring around orange eye. White patches in tail.
White-winged Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	2-27-2000	1	David Arbour, Charles Mills, Mike Dillon	Rare visitor.
White-winged Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	3-4-2000	1	Charles Mills, Kenny & La Donna Nichols	Video.
White-winged Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	3-8-2000	1	David Arbour	1 male. Rare visitor; seen and heard calling. Same bird that has been here all winter.
White-winged Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	12-29-1999	1	David Arbour	1 adult. Rare visitor.
White-winged Dove	Little River	near Foreman	11-26-1999	2	David Arbour, Martha Milburn	Videod
White-winged Dove	Phillips	Marvell	4-18-1999	1	John (Jody) J. Gschwend, Jr.	Photo
White-winged Dove	Phillips	Marvell	5-8-2002	1	Ruth Bass, Earl & Clara Bass	1 adult. Larger than Mourning Dove. Large as E. Collared-Dove. Solid gray except white on wing edges, & blue around eyes. Red eyes. Very soft looking, velvet looking.
White-winged Dove	Pope	6 miles south of Hector	7-4-2002	1	Teresa Mathews	7/4/02 & 7/27/02. Bird first found by Teresa, at our feeder. Verified the next day 6 miles away by Leif Anderson.
White-winged Dove	Pope	Hector	7-5-2002	1	Leif Anderson	7/5/02 & 7/9/02.
White-winged Dove	Searcy	10 miles west of Dennard on Hwy 65	5-5-2000	1	Carl Felland, PhD	White wing patches in flight; small dove head & white crescent on wing when perched.
White-winged Dove	Sebastian	Ft. Smith, backyard	3-15-2001	1	Sandy Berger and John Berger	Saw without aid of binoculars about 15 feet from back porch. Obvious white stripe on wings when sitting. It flew to the wires above feeder allowing me to see the black wings and striking coloring of the tail. I could also see the blue line in the eye area. No spots on back like the sitting Mourning Dove. It also sat on top of my wooden bird feeder. I've never seen a M. Dove do that. It was a beauty!!
White-winged Dove	Union	El Dorado	4-8-1994	1	Jean Niemyer	Ver. Doc. #860.
White-winged Dove	Union	El Dorado	5-8-1996	1	Shug & Luvois Shugart, Kenneth Matoncha, Donald & Dolores Harrington, Kenny & La Donna Nichols, Charles Mills, Helen & Max Parker	5-8-96 also 5-10-96. 2nd AR record. Photo by La Donna Nichols.
White-winged Dove	Washington	Fayetteville	11-18-2000	1	Donald Holt, Barbara Holt	sight record, photo. Visited feeder daily, many photos & videos taken. 18 Nov-5 Dec.
White-winged Dove	Washington	Fayetteville	11-18-2000	1	Donald Holt, Barbara Holt, fide Douglas James	18 Nov - 5 Dec 2000. Many photos taken, some in Audubon Soc. file, videos taken too.
Mourning Dove	Benton	Centerton	4-30-1987	~50	Nigel Ball, Doug Schmidt	An est. 50 seen flying over in a northerly direction in 1s & 2s, plus one flock of 15. Helps est. migration time.
Mourning Dove	Washington	Fayetteville	2-10-1996	2	Douglas James	February 10 & 11, 1996. 2 singing. First song I've heard in NW Ark this spring - 2 birds at 2 different places & dates.
Mourning Dove	Washington	Fayetteville, Univ. campus	2-25-1992	3	Jack Mobly and Douglas James	1 nest (2 squabs) First Feb. Dove nest for Arkansas. Nest found 25 Feb. when adult on nest was brooding 2 squabs that were approx. 3 days old (there was snow cover that day). This means 1st egg was laid on about 7 Feb. 1992.
Inca Dove	Ashley	Wilmot, approx. 1/2 mi. N. of hwy 165 & 52 intersection along side of road (T19S R5W Sec. 12).	2-11-2000	4	Robert H. Doster & John Puschock	4 adult. Birds were observed walking around gravel shoulder of highway. Rare local resident; unusual in SE Arkansas. These birds were observed foraging (or collecting grit) on the gravel shoulder along Hwy 165 in Wilmot. When closely approached by vehicle the birds did not readily flush, permitting close observation. When they did fly (to a nearby tree) the rufous color in the wings was obvious. Overall the birds were gray in color with distinctive black "scaling" throughout the plumage. Clear, identifiable photographs were taken of one of the birds.
Inca Dove	Ashley	Wilmot, intersect. of Hwy. 165 & 52 East.	1-23-2001	2	Robert H. Doster	sight record. Rare local resident; unusual in SE Arkansas.
Inca Dove	Ashley	Wilmot, intersection of Hwy 165 and 52 East (T19S R5W sec. 12).	1-23-2001	2	Robert H. Doster	2 adult. Rare local resident; unusual in SE Arkansas. Birds were seen walking in gravel lot by the highway intersection. The birds flushed from the roadside and flew south, toward an elementary school where one bird was later seen flying overhead.
Inca Dove	Chicot	highway 257 1 mile east of 65	12-22-1992	1	Don R. Simons	Seen during the first Lake Village CBC.
Inca Dove	Chicot	Lake Chicot State Park	9-5-1999	1	Don R. Simons	Seen and photographed.
Inca Dove	Clark	Arkadelphia	3-18-1995	1	Dolores Harrington	Rare visitor
Inca Dove	Clark	Arkadelphia	9-19-1988	1	Helen Fisher, Don & Dolores Harrington, Charles Mills, Helen & Max Parker, Wanda Green	9-19 thru 9-26-88. 6th AR record. Photographed. 3 weeks earlier than previous reports.
Inca Dove	Clark	Highway 67 south, Arkadelphia	6-27-1996	1	Dolores Harrington, Boyd & Muriel Pierce	Rare visitor. A 2nd bird was found later, but evidence of nesting not found.
Inca Dove	Clark	Oak Grove	10-27-2002	1	Becky Lester	at feeder
Inca Dove	Columbia	Cameron Dodson Farms SW of Magnolia - SW SW Sec 14 Twp 17 S Range 21 W	6-6-1998	2	Cade Coldren, Sterling S. Lacy	2 adults. Have been present every month since December 1997.
Inca Dove	Columbia	Cameron Dodson Farms SW of Magnolia - SW SW Sec 14 Twp 17 S Range 21 W	12-19-1998	16	David Nelson, Lynne Belcher, Sterling Lacy	Documented.
Inca Dove	Columbia	Cameron Dodson Farms SW of Magnolia - SW SW Sec 14 Twp 17 S Range 21 W	2-19-1999	9	Sterling & Emma Lee Lacy	Continued presence in area for over a year. Landowners caretaker believes there are 30 to 40 birds.
Inca Dove	Columbia	Cameron Dodson Farms SW of Magnolia - SW SW Sec 14 Twp 17 S Range 21 W	4-24-1999	5	Charles Mills, Sterling S. Lacy	These doves have been present in this area for over a year and one half.
Inca Dove	Columbia	Cameron Dodson Farms SW of Magnolia - SW SW Sec 14 Twp 17 S Range 21 W	4-10-1999	2	Sterling S. Lacy, Emma Lee Lacy	Continued presence in area for over a year.
Inca Dove	Columbia	Cameron Dodson Farms SW of Magnolia - SW SW Sec 14 Twp 17 S Range 21 W	4-6-1998	1	Sterling S. Lacy	Continued presence in area since Dec. 1997. Landowner has reported these doves in area for some time.
Inca Dove	Columbia	Cameron Dodson Farms SW of Magnolia - SW SW Sec 14 Twp 17 S Range 21 W	1-3-1998	3	Dr. B G Russell, Cameron Dodson, Sterling S. Lacy	Landowner reports doves in area for some time. Will check for possibility of nesting.
Inca Dove	Columbia	Magnolia, SW 1/4 SW 1/4 Section 7, Twp 17 S Rge 20 W	2-4-1994	1	Emma Lee Lacy, Leon Watson, Sterling S. Lacy	February 4 & 5, 1994. First appearance in Columbia Co. in 25 years of careful observance there.
Inca Dove	Conway	Blackwell	11-13-1987	1	Mrs. Johnnie Gregory	November 13, 1987 to January 6, 1988. Rare transient and winter visitor, only 5 records in AAS files. Clara Loh & Lillian Franklin, 1-5-88. Ver. Doc. #725.
Inca Dove	Faulkner	Gatlin Park, Conway	7-21-2000	1	D. De Lynn Holleman, Mark Alderman	First Faulkner Co. record. Mark Alderman found & identified this bird.
Inca Dove	Hot Spring	across Ouachita River from Arkadelphia	12-19-1998	1	Max Parker	Feeding with male Common Ground-Dove. Photo. Seen again here on 12-22 & 31-98 by Donald & Dolores Harrington.
Inca Dove	Lafayette	3 miles west of Canfield	5-22-1996	2	Mary & Cade Coldren, Sterling Lacy	One bird seen, another calling in same area. May be pair. Found two birds same place on 6-5-96. Picture taken.
Inca Dove	Lafayette	Battle Lake	6-17-1997	2	Boone Stacy	A permanent AR resident now, but local & rare in SW AR.
Inca Dove	Lafayette	Bradley	10-26-1992	1	Carl Baker, Roberta Crabtree
Inca Dove	Lafayette	Canfield Quad 870 3 miles west of Canfield NW SE Sec 15 Twp 18 S Rge 25 W. Also NW SW Sec 14 Twp 18 S Rge 25 W	5-22-1996	2	Mary & Cade Coldren, Sterling Lacy	May 22 June 5, 18, July 6, 12 1996. 2 adults. Possible nesting in Arkansas.
Inca Dove	Little River	Ashdown	5-24-1998	1	Charles Mills
Inca Dove	Little River	ca. 6 miles SW of Foreman on Ark. Hwy. 108	11-11-1999	1	William M. Shepherd	Invading species little documented in Arkansas.
Inca Dove	Little River	Foreman	7-22-1997	2	David Arbour, Fern Benefield	Two males heard duel calling at Matteson Farms southeast of Foreman.
Inca Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	7-9-1997	1	David Arbour	One singing male observed in Pecan Trees at Matteson Farms southwest of Foreman. A possible 2nd bird was also seen.
Inca Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	5-28-1998	2	David Arbour	Third nesting record that I am aware of for Arkansas. Singing male nearby. Nest was on main branch of an apple tree approximately 8 - 10 feet above ground.
Inca Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	2-21-1999	6	David Arbour, Joe Cambre	Expanding range into Arkansas. Still very uncommon to fairly rare.
Inca Dove	Little River	Matteson Farm near Foreman	5-12-1998	2	David Arbour	Singing.
Inca Dove	Little River	Matteson Gin	7-21-1999	2	David Arbour, John Puschock	2 (pair) Uncommon and local.
Inca Dove	Little River	near Ogden	5-24-1998	3	Charles Mills
Inca Dove	Little River	Ogden	6-15-1995	1	Charles Mills	Nest suffered predation. Recovered feathers belonging to adult (fide Doug James). Fate of nestling (which was on the verge of fledging) unknown. 1st AR nesting.
Inca Dove	Little River	Ogden	7-26-1996	1	Charles Mills	1 heard only. July 26 & 29, 1996.
Inca Dove	Little River	Ogden	3-31-1995	1-4	Charles Mills	3-31-95 to end of period. 1st nesting record for Arkansas. Nest located 5/20/95. Incubation had begun by 5/21/95. At least 1 nestling confirmed 6/8/95.
Inca Dove	Little River	Ogden	6-16-1995	1	Charles Mills, Kenny & La Donna Nichols (6-24-95)	1 male. Persisting after predation on nest; very vocal.
Inca Dove	Little River	Ogden	8-30-1994	2	Charles Mills	Small slender-bodied doves with scaly appearance to plumage, a long tail, and rufous in the primaries. Probably present since 8-25-94 when a brief glimpse was made of a similarly appearing dove of the same size. Species nested at Texarkana, TX 8 miles to the south in Spring of 1994.
Inca Dove	Little River	Ogden	12-30-1994	10	Charles Mills
Inca Dove	Little River	Ogden Post Office	12-20-2002	16	Charles Mills	Winter season 2002. 16 peak count. Now well established in Ogden.
Inca Dove	Little River	Ogden Post Office	3-20-2000	3	Charles Mills	Throughout Spring Period, 2000. Most likely breeding.
Inca Dove	Miller	In city limit east of Texarkana near I-30	12-28-2000	3-6	Jerry Turney	December 28, 2000 thru July 17, 2001. In February 3 birds were under my feeders. One of them seemed smaller and I assumed it to be female since one of the remainig birds seemed to try to drive the other one away by making short hopping flights toward it. I have observed this behavior on two other occasions. The birds are regular if not daily visitors to my back yard. I saw two birds just this morning.
Inca Dove	Miller	Texarkana (Hwy 71N exit ramp & I-30)	7-22-1995	1	Charles Mills
Inca Dove	Miller	Three miles N of hiway 82 on county Rd. 27	12-21-1995	3	David Arbour	Very rare visitor. See documentation form for description.
Inca Dove	Pope	Russellville	4-24-1994	1	Chris & Noma Kellner	4-24 thru 5-8-94.
Inca Dove	Scott	Buffalo Road about one mile west of Needmore	4-25-1998	2	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Rare and local permanent resident and possibly a new location for this species.
Inca Dove	Scott	Needmore area	4-25-1998	2	Douglas James fide Max Parker, Sterling Lacy and others (Ark. Audubon Soc.)
Inca Dove	Sevier	De Queen	1-12-1994	8	David Arbour, Fern Benefield	Photo. Sightings of individuals numbering from one to six were made on several occasions after the initial sighting of eight birds. The last sighting was of one individual on Jan. 27, 1994. Description: Small size (Sparrow size), long tail; scaled markings on back and breast. Rufous primaries seen in flight.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	9-4-1996	1	David Arbour	Seen on Port Arthur street at the Farmer's CoOp.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	8-6-1996	1-4	David Arbour	Aug. 6, 1996 - Sept. 8, 1996. Aug. 6; two seen. Aug. 18, one. Aug. 26, two. Aug. 27, four (two observed copulating). Aug. 29, one (possible dummy nest found). Sept. 2, four (two (males?) fighting). Sept. 4, one. Sept. 5, two. Sept. 8, three.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	11-25-1996	1-8	David Arbour	These sightings involve the same flock of birds. 8 on 11-25-96; 8 on 12-19-96; 2 on 1-10-97; 1 on 1-26-97; 8 on 2-10-97; 8 on 3-2-97; 3 on 3-12-97; 3 on 4-4-97; 3 on 4-29-97; 4 on 5-2-97.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	2-16-1990	1	David Arbour & Dave Matthewson	Document submitted
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	10-26-1998	3	David Arbour, Pat Moore, Helen Parker
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	3-15-1990	2	David Arbour, Dave & Lee Anne Matthewson	3-15, 16, 17, 19-90. Reportedly photographed, but photos not on file. Document submitted.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	7-10-1997	1	David Arbour	July 10-24, 1997. July 10: Observed two Inca Doves switching incubation duty at nest. July 21: Two fully feathered young in nest and two adults nearby. Young looked within 2-3 days of being ready to leave the nest. July 24: Nest empty. Adult nearby.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	5-29-1997	1-4	David Arbour	May 29 - August 26, 1997. 1 seen on May 29; 4 on June 18; 2 on June 27; 2 on July 3; 1 on July24; 1 on Aug. 13; 1 on Aug. 26.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	5-26-1997	1	Leif Anderson	Seen rather easily by K & L Nichols the day before. But it took me over 1 1/2 hours of driving a 10 block grid. Finally 1 bird was found preening on the tail of a concrete squirrel/bird bath.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	2-22-1999	8	David Arbour	Very uncommon to fairly rare in AR.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen	11-1-1997	3-7	David Arbour	November 1997. Nov. 2, 3 seen. Nov. 4, 3 seen. Nov. 26, 7 seen.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen, backyard	3-4-1996	1	David Arbour	March 4 thru March 11, 1996. Rare visitor. Description: Small size; long tail with white edging. Rufous primaries observed in flight. Scallop markings all over body.
Inca Dove	Sevier	DeQueen, Hwy 70 W	8-21-1996	2	David Arbour	Seen in my backyard. Two birds observed behaving as a pair. One bird heard calling.
Inca Dove	Sevier	Horatio	12-18-1998	1	Charles Mills	New location in AR.
Inca Dove	Washington	Fayetteville	10-22-1990	1	Douglas James and Mrs. Arnold Christie	Oct. 22, 1990 to Jan. 8, 1991. Was at the Christie feeding station in town until found dead on Jan. 8, killed by a cat. Now is a specimen in the Univ. Arkansas Museum, Fayetteville.
Inca Dove	Washington	Fayetteville	12-25-1992	1	Harold J. Hill	Xmas Time, 1992. Photos.
Inca Dove	Washington	Fayetteville, Brophy Ave.	8-24-2002	1	Robert H. Doster and Lisa K. Mosley	1 adult male. Very rare visitor; probably third record for NW Arkansas. Bird was seen foraging under a feeder for ~ten minutes on 8/24 (starting ~6:00 p.m.) and again for ~1 hr. on 8/25 (beginning ~9:50 a.m.). Bird was in somewhat close association with two Mourning Doves. Photos obtained and included with this record.
Common Ground-Dove	Arkansas	Ethel	12-30-1968	1	T.H. Johnston	Observed in flight, on ground & in tree.
Common Ground-Dove	Arkansas	near Lodge's Corner	12-20-1991	1	Jim Spencer, AR Game & Fish Comm.	Killed by a hunter; specimen.
Common Ground-Dove	Arkansas	Stuttgart	9-15-1952	1	B. Meanley	Seen along brushy field border.
Common Ground-Dove	Ashley	Wilmont	1-7-1966	2	Mr. & Mrs. E. H. Dunning	AAS Ver. Doc. 176.
Common Ground-Dove	Chicot	5 miles southeast of Eudora	4-24-1993	1	Don R. Simons, Mike Staten
Common Ground-Dove	Chicot	Douglas Rd, Hwy 293 2 miles N of Hwy 144.	12-20-1996	1	Don R. Simons	During CBC.
Common Ground-Dove	Chicot	near Luna	9-2-1985	1	Don R. Simons	AAS Ver. Doc. 659.
Common Ground-Dove	Chicot	US Rt 65, .4 miles S of Rt 209	1-9-1993	1	Leif Anderson	Partly flooded uncut cotton field.
Common Ground-Dove	Chicot/Drew	county line at Jerome	4-7-1992	1	Don R. Simons	Second Chicot County record. A male.
Common Ground-Dove	Clark	3 mi. SE Arkadelphia	12-2-1968	2	Richard C. Nelson
Common Ground-Dove	Clay	McDougall	9-15-1977	4	Parry Johnson - fide - Earl Hanebrink	Sept. 2nd week 1977. 2nd record from NE Ark.
Common Ground-Dove	Cleburne	1 1/2 Mi. SE of Hiram	2-6-1982	1	William M. Shepherd	Rare visitor. AAS Ver. Doc. 519
Common Ground-Dove	Cleburne	No. of Pangburn	5-2-1973	1	Terry Butler
Common Ground-Dove	Cleburne	Pangburn	4-25-1976	1	Terry W. Butler
Common Ground-Dove	Craighead	Farville	9-28-1977	1	Norman & Cheryl Lavers
Common Ground-Dove	Craighead	Farville	12-2-1979	1	Cheryl & Norman Lavers	12-2 & 3-79. 3rd NE Ark. record.
Common Ground-Dove	Desha	5 mi. N. Tila	11-12-1965	1	J.O. Tooley (Earl L. Hanebrink)	Specimen Collected by J.O. Tooley (Earl L. Hanebrik) Mounted & in Ark. State Museum.
Common Ground-Dove	Desha	On levee approx. five miles south of Yancopin	1-20-2002	1	Joe Cambre	1 adult. Typical small dove with short tail, scaled breast and nape, reddish bill and dark spots on the wings. Rufous was visible in the primaries in flight.
Common Ground-Dove	Garland	Hot Springs	6-1-2001	1	Teresa Mathews, verified by Leif Anderson	Teresa saw this bird in her driveway, called me and asked me to look at it. She knew it was a different dove, but wasn't comfortable ID'ing it to the species, since it was rare. Refound the bird that evening. Has not been seen again.
Common Ground-Dove	Hot Spring	across Ouachita River from Arkadelphia	12-19-1998	1	Max Parker	1 male. Feeding with Inca Dove. Photo. Seen again here on 12-20, 22 & 31-98 by Donald & Dolores Harrington, and on 12-22-98 by D & DH, & Kenny & La Donna Nichols, Wanda Green & Gail Golden. On 12-20-98 Donald & Dolores Harrington also saw a female here.
Common Ground-Dove	Little River	Approximately 4 miles SW of Foreman.	2-6-1994	4	David Arbour, Fern Benefield	Seen in good light. Sighting distance: 20 ft. Small size, short rounded tail; rufous primaries observed when in flight. Unscaled back. Scaled breast, head, and hindneck. Black spots or blotches on wing when perched. Tail black with gray center and faint white outside edging. One individual had a maroon wash to breast and a bluish crown. This description made from field notes.
Common Ground-Dove	Little River	near Foreman	10-31-1999	1	David Arbour, Mike Dillon	one male
Common Ground-Dove	Miller	NE of Texarkana near Red River	12-29-1965	2	John T. Logan	AAS Ver. Doc. 136
Common Ground-Dove	Miller	Texarkana	3-16-1975	1	Charles & Rosalee Gardner
Common Ground-Dove	Montgomery	Oden	4-4-1994	1	Leif Anderson
Common Ground-Dove	Perry	along Ark. River.	10-14-1972	1	David Johnson	AAS Ver. Doc. 337.
Common Ground-Dove	Pike	SE Cor. Near Little Mo. River	2-15-1975	2	Thruman W. Booth, Jr., Dale B. Wilson
Common Ground-Dove	Pope	Russellville (Holla Bend NWR)	10-4-1965	1	Dennis F. Holland	2 sightings. AAS Ver. Doc. 127.
Common Ground-Dove	Prairie	Slovak	10-28-1972	2	Gary Graves, Ann Brambl, Shirley Gilmore
Common Ground-Dove	Pulaski	L. R., Rebsamen Golf Course	8-17-1975	1	E. M. Halberg	Small dove flew in from river - no white in tail - rufous noted in wing.
Common Ground-Dove	Pulaski	Monnie Springs	4-3-1976	1	Andrew G. Pursley	AAS Ver. Doc. 394
Common Ground-Dove	Yell	at Holla Bend NWR entrance gate	12-16-1991	1	Helen & Max Parker, Don Simons
Dove sp.	Boone	Harrison	5-7-1996	1	Paul and Wanda Franklin	Ringed Turtle Dove? Eurasian Collared Dove? Afternoon after a front, low pressure, misty, cloudy. Paul and Wanda Franklin, residents of Harrison, reported to JoAnne Rife..(actually Mrs. Franklin called the Arkansas Game and Fish Comission and reported to someone named "Wanda"...I fond out about this bird at the beauty shop.) J.A.R. The Franklins used the Robbins guide to identify this bird as a Ringed Turtle Dove. Since we had had a previous record in Harrison (about 1 mile south of this location) of a Eurasian Collared Dove, the exact species remains unknown but it seems worthy of reporting. Appeared under similar circumstances - spring storm - etc -
Monk Parakeet	Crawford	N. of Van Buren	7-7-1989	4-6	Karen McGee, Bill Brazelton, De Lois Crawford, Rick Thomas	July 7 & July 12, 1989. Feeding on corn on stalk. Bldg. a stick structure in elm tree.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Ashley	Levi Wlcoxon Forest	5-11-1992	1	Mel White
Black-billed Cuckoo	Baxter	Bull Shoals State Park	7-24-1988	1	none	Rare summer resident & transient.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Baxter	Bull Shoals State Park	8-31-1989	1	Duane Moren	8-31-89, & 9-1 & 2-89. Saw & Heard.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Benton	Centerton Fish Hatchery	5-19-1986	1	Mike Mlodinow
Black-billed Cuckoo	Benton	Centerton Fish Hatchery	5-21-1990	1	Mike Mlodinow	1 adult. Very uncommon to rare in Northwest. This bird had the relatively narrow white tips to the tail feathers that is characteristic of this species. Despite getting quite close (wintin 30 ft.) no eyering could be discerned. The bill was mainly blackish, but was somewhat paler at the base of the lower mandible. Otherwise the bird was brownish above, whitish below.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Benton	Lake Atalanta at Rogers	8-27-1994	1	Mike Mlodinow and David Chapman	1 adult. A rare fall migrant in NW. Aged by red eyering (seen by Chapman).
Black-billed Cuckoo	Benton	Lake Atalanta at Rogers	10-2-1993	1	Mike Mlodinow	1 juv. All-black bill and yellow eyering make this a juvenile black-billed cuckoo. "Rare" in Northwest despite "uncommon" status statewide.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Benton	Springdale Sewage Ponds area	10-19-1986	1	Mike Mlodinow	Narrow white tips to undertail feathers; bill blackish though base of lower mandible was paler yellow eyering (indicates immature); sun behind me though the bird and I were both in shade. Close view for 1.5 min.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Boone	Harrison	5-28-1992	1	Richard McCamant	Killed when it flew against a window.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Chicot	Lake Chicot State Park	4-15-1990	2	Don R. Simons	April 15, 1990 and April 19, 1990. Saw and heard one on 4/15. Heard one on 4/19. Early.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Clark	Davidson Campground	5-9-1992	1	Donald Harrington, Max Parker
Black-billed Cuckoo	Craighead	Jonesboro	5-21-1998	1	Jim Bednarz	Killed by collision with window. Obvious brood patch found. Prepared as study skin. Will be installed into ASU ornithology collection. Collector was Martin Ruane.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Drew	Seven Devils Swamp	5-19-1991	1	Don R. Simons, Dana Ulmer	heard only
Black-billed Cuckoo	Faulkner	Camp Robinson Wildlife Mgmt. Area	5-11-2002	1	Allan Mueller, Sharen Carter, Yvonne Bombardier
Black-billed Cuckoo	Faulkner	No. Pierce Creek Landing	5-13-1993	1	J.R. Wilson	Calling. Feeding in tupelo gum swamp. Red orbital ring. No red in wing coverts. Blk bill. 100' - 10 x 40 Ziess.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Fulton	Camp & Byron	6-29-2002	1-1	Leif Anderson	6/29/02 & 6/23/02. Singing territory; seen and heard.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Hempstead	Lake Millwood	4-28-1991	1	Charles Mills
Black-billed Cuckoo	Logan	Mt. Magazine	6-10-2001	1	Joyce Shedell	1 adult. When we first heard the bird call, we all "froze" at the sound, because we realized that it was not a yellow-billed cuckoo. We then knew it was a black-billed cuckoo. We went nearer and played the Stokes version of bird calls of the black-billed cuckoo. It came out to investigate and became very agitated. It was darker overall than a yellow-billed. One observer noted the red orbital eye ring. Note: We made another trip to Mt. Magazine today (June 16, 2001). We went back to the same area that we observed the black-billed. We did not hear any calls. So we played the Stokes version of the black-billed, hoping to call it out. But it never responded. Other Observers: Steve Shedell, Samra Shedell, Joann Bodkin.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Marion	across River from State Park	9-21-1989	1	Duane Moren	Heard only.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Marion/Baxter	Bull Shoals State Park	10-15-1989	1	Duane Moren
Black-billed Cuckoo	Newton	Lurton	5-2-1994	1	Paul Rodewald	Very scarce in NW Arkansas.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Poinsett	Harrisburg (Crowley's Ridge)	6-2-2002	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Rare breeder. This was on Harrisburg BBS route.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Pope	No. of Appleton	5-5-1994	1	Chris Kellerman	Document
Black-billed Cuckoo	Pope	Ozark National Forest	6-4-2001	1	Leif Anderson	When I heard the 2-3 notes of the song, with an occasional 6+ notes fast, I was pretty sure it was a Black-Billed. Finally saw the bird flying, but not the bill. Noted the dimm underside, and no rufous in the wings. When I got back to the office I reviewed the bird in Nat. Geographic, and birding by ear tapes, to confirm my initial impression. This bird was flying from corner to corner, as if it was defending a territory.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Pulaski	L. R., Boyle Park	5-6-1989	1	Mel White
Black-billed Cuckoo	Pulaski	L. R., Boyle Park	5-11-1980	1	Mel White
Black-billed Cuckoo	Pulaski	L. R., Boyle Park	5-6-1990	1	Mel White
Black-billed Cuckoo	Stone	Along middle fork of Little Red River south of Fox.	5-26-2002	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	1 bird - heard only. Possible rare breeding bird.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Van Buren	near Fairfield Bay	5-15-1999	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols, Jeff Wilson	1 heard bird. Uncommon - rare migrant.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Confederate Cemetery, Fayetteville	5-7-1987	1	Mike Mlodinow	Identified by narrow light bars on undertail.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Evergreen Cemetery (Fayetteville)	5-14-1993	1	Mike Mlodinow	A rare migrant in the Northwest.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Fayetteville, Lake Fayetteville, N side of lake near small pond at S edge of old field. (T17N R30W Sec. 24).	6-3-2001	1	Robert H. Doster	1 adult. Uncommon migrant; late occurrence date. This bird was found foraging in second growth thickets north of the lake. The bird's black bill, red orbital ring, off-white throat, and small pale undertail spots were all visible. The bird also sang twice - a monotonous and somewhat raspy cu cu cu cu.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Fayetteville, near Confederate Cemetery	5-13-1986	1	Mike Mlodinow
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Lake Elmdale	8-22-1992	1	Mike Mlodinow	1 (1st fall) The species is a rare migrant, especially in autumn, in the Northwest. The presence of a juvenile at this early date suggests the possibility of local nesting. The tail did not seem emarginate. Perhaps this was due to lack of contrast on the undertail: it looked uniformly brownish with a very small pale tip to the central tail feathers. Dorsally, the tail was almost entirely brown with very small white edgings on some rectrices. The primaries were more rusty than the rest of the wing. The bill was mainly black on the upper mandible and black on the distal half of the lower. The base of the upper and the proximal half of the lower mandible were grayish, contrasting sharply with the blackish parts. The eyering was yellow. Otherwise, it was brownish above and whitish below.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Lake Elmdale	5-30-1992	2	Mike Mlodinow	This is a somewhat large number & late record for this very uncommon migrant.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Lake Fayetteville (T17N R30W Sec. 24).	5-10-1986	1	Mike Mlodinow
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Ozark National Forest, East bench of Mt. Magazine	6-2-2002	1	Leif Anderson	Possible nesting record; singing a few corners of its territory.
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Ozark National Forest, Lake Wedington area	5-26-2002	1	Leif Anderson
Black-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Wilson Springs Prairie	4-20-2002	1	Mike Mlodinow and Joe Neal	This is presumably the earliest date for this very uncommon to rare transient in AR.
Black-billed Cuckoo	White	near Letona	5-10-1997	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Rare spring migrant.
Yellow-billed Cuckoo	Baxter	Sylamore District	7-22-1991	1	Philip Hyatt	1 adult, 2 eggs. Nest.
Yellow-billed Cuckoo	Baxter/Stone	about 2 to 4 miles east of Big Blat; T16N, R13W, S25	9-5-1991	1	Philip E. Hyatt	5 Sep. and 1 Oct. 1991.
Yellow-billed Cuckoo	Chicot	in swamp across lake from state park	5-24-1988	1	Don R. Simons	Nesting in cypress tree about seven feet over the water.
Yellow-billed Cuckoo	Cleburne	Pangburn	5-4-1999	1	Kenny Nichols	Very early nesting. - On May 4 I flushed this bird off the nest. On May 7 I watched it as it sat on the nest: It pointed its head skyward (like a bittern) in hopes I would not see it from where I was standing, just 5 feet away. Sometimes arrives in state in 1st week of April.
Yellow-billed Cuckoo	Washington	Fayetteville-Gregory Park	10-26-2002	1	Mike Mlodinow	This is an unusually late date for northwest AR.
Yellow-billed Cuckoo	White	Pangburn	8-7-1987	1	Terry Butler	1bird & nest. Still had 3 eggs in nest.
Greater Roadrunner	Baxter	Intersection of County Road 7 and County Road 9	3-20-1993	1	Sharon Boatright	About once a week all winter, 1993. Nearly every day all spring and summer 1993. Assumed male, based on courting behavior. Sight record and hearing. All spring, it would look into windows with a lizard offering, then call from my roof. It appeared to be looking for a mate, but it never found any. It even tried to court my cat, but she isn't interested.
Greater Roadrunner	Baxter	west of Fifty-six	7-15-1991	1	Philip Hyatt
Greater Roadrunner	Baxter/Stone	Sylamore District of Ozarks National Forest	8-6-1991	~1~	Philip E. Hyatt	Seeing about 1 per month, up from one per year in general area in 1986-1988; seen twice in Sep. 1991.
Greater Roadrunner	Boone	near junction of 206 and highway 43 at the base of Gaither Mountain, 1 1/2 miles N of ABBA plot Gaither #86	5-26-1996	8	Mary Pledger (Mrs. Van)	3 adults and 5 fledglings. Mary lives at this location; she has watched courtship behavior of a pair, seen a pair with two babies and a pair with three babies..never has seen more than three adults together..has seen 5 babies, at one time. Evidence of breeding, near a plot that is being screened by Adam Hintertheur and some other Boy Scouts. This location is at a rocky, and lightly wooded, area just where the base of the mountain joins the Crooked Creek Valley on the upper level...(not all the way down into the immediate creek level). I believe Mary said she saw these near their chickens; roadrunners eat at feeders. This is the first time I've had anyone tell me about Roadrunner babies..likely I never tried to find out. Theory: Did Roadrunners extend range into NW Ark. with chicken industry?? I have had more than one tell me Roadrunners eat at chicken feeders. JoAnne Rife
Greater Roadrunner	Clark	DeGray Lake	2-14-1988	1	Nick Milam
Greater Roadrunner	Craighead	1 mile south of Hwy 230 on west bank of Cache River	9-1-1999	1	Charles Snapp, Randy Williams, Wes McBroome	Sept. 1, 1999 - approximately. Rare so far east.
Greater Roadrunner	Craighead	Black Oak	7-27-2001	1	Russell Strickland
Greater Roadrunner	Craighead	Egypt	11-28-2002	1	Toni Davidson	Usually not this far east in AR.
Greater Roadrunner	Craighead	Jonesboro	5-8-2001	1	Diane Turner	Bird walked off through other neighboring yards headed south. Neighborhood is in woods; lots back up to Craighead Forest.
Greater Roadrunner	Franklin	just e. of where I-40 crosses the Mulberry R.	11-21-1986	1	Douglas James
Greater Roadrunner	Garland	near Royal	6-4-1987	1	Bill Lisowsky	Roadrunners are locally rare. This bird has been sighted in this location for 4 years.
Greater Roadrunner	Johnson	2 miles SW of Lamar on I-40	2-7-1999	1	Douglas James
Greater Roadrunner	Johnson	4 mi. E. of Clarksville	4-5-1987	1	Douglas James
Greater Roadrunner	Logan	Booneville (Sanitorium Hill)	7-18-1987	1	Joseph C. Neal	My first record for Logan County.
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	1/4 south of Rock Church on AR 127	6-24-1989	1	Mike Mlodinow	Listed as rare on AAS (1986) field list.
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	Along AR 74 near Whorton Creek bridge	5-12-1994	1	Mike Mlodinow	This is an uncommon resident in the area.
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	just "south" of Kingston along AR 21	6-19-1994	2	Mike Mlodinow	This is a fairly rare though conspicuous species. The above birds were perched about 5 ft. above the ground in opposite branches of a dead tree that forked near the ground.
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	Lower Whorton Community Church	6-12-1996	1	Mike Mlodinow	This bird was taking a dust bath in the church's driveway. It's a very uncommon to rare resident in the Northwest. Other records: Madison Co.; ~3 mi. south of Huntsville on June 23. Madison Co.; just east of Kingston on Hwy 21, June 30. Washington Co.; south of Sulphur City, July 10. Washington Co.; near the Black Oak Church, July 10. Washington Co.; north of Rhea, July 15.
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	N. of Boston	6-7-1997	1	Douglas James
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	near Huntsville	11-29-1986	1	Nigel Ball
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	near Huntsville	4-18-1987	1	Buddy & Anita Zisner (fide Joseph C. Neal)	Seen along road.
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	near Wesley	12-20-1989	1	Sara Jones
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	Ozark Natural Science Center grounds north of Forum	5-8-1993	1	Douglas James, Ellen Neaville and others	1 heard.
Greater Roadrunner	Madison	Sara Jones farm 10 miles West, SW of Huntsville	1-25-1990	1	Sara Jones	1st sighting in 1990 - January 25. Seen again 2/3, 2/18, 2/25. Evidence of survival of long period of below 0 degrees in December 1989.
Greater Roadrunner	Marion	0.7 miles west of U.S. Hwy. 62S (road to Pyatt) on US Hwy 62/142	8-13-1989	1	Philip E. Hyatt	This species seems less common in Marion Co. than when I lived here 20 yrs. ago. (I have lived in Baxter County the past 4 years.)
Greater Roadrunner	Marion	North Central part, south of Bull Shoals Lake.	4-2-1992	2	Bill & Phyllis Jones	During following 3 mos. they see 1 each 2 or 3 days. Jones says they seem to be increasing in that they see more now than ever before, & they have lived in that area for 20 years. Friends in the neighborhood report seeing the birds also.
Greater Roadrunner	Newton	1 mile east of Jasper	5-14-1994	1	Harold & Margaret Hedges
Greater Roadrunner	Newton	About 1 mile south of Mossville on AR 21	6-30-1994	1	Mike Mlodinow	A species that is more often found when one is driving rather than birding. It is very uncommon to rare in the Northwest.
Greater Roadrunner	Newton	Lurton BBS Rt. (Stop 27)	6-25-1991	1	Helen & Max Parker
Greater Roadrunner	Newton	near Ponca (on Compton BBS Rt.)	6-23-1991	1	Helen & Max Parker	heard only
Greater Roadrunner	Newton	near Steel Creek Ranger Station	5-18-1994	1	Mike Mlodinow	This is an uncommon resident in the area.
Greater Roadrunner	Pike	near Shady Lake Rec. Area on Hwy 84	7-30-1987	2	Bill Lisowsky	Roadrunners are locally rare, but increasingly hard to find in recent years. These 2 birds were the 7th & 8th by this observer this year.
Greater Roadrunner	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	12-10-1988	1	Bill & Paula Lisowsky	Locally rare species in Arkansas, often hard to find.
Greater Roadrunner	Pope	near Pottsville	4-23-1986	1	Douglas James, Bill Shepherd, Max Parker
Greater Roadrunner	Pope	north of Dover on Hwy. 7	6-25-1991	1	Max Parker
Greater Roadrunner	Pope/Johnson	between Russellville & Clarksville	1-27-1996	2	Douglas James & Joseph Neal	Seen feeding in warm sun at 2 different places on shoulder of hwy I-40.
Greater Roadrunner	Pulaski	Jacksonville Air Force Base	8-3-2002	1	Andrew Dapkins
Greater Roadrunner	Pulaski	Little Rock Air Force Base	5-15-2000	1	Andrew R Dapkins	1 adult. First heard cooing, searched for about 2 minutes and finally found it perched in a tree about 10 feet up. I was unable to follow, I had to report to my class, otherwise I would have followed. I watched it in the tree for about 5 minutes.
Greater Roadrunner	Pulaski	Little Rock Air Force Base, No. Boundary Rd.	8-15-1997	1	Richard A. Fischer
Greater Roadrunner	Scott	6 miles east of Mansville on Hwy 71	5-31-1992	1	Douglas James
Greater Roadrunner	Scott	Fourche R. bottoms SW of Boles	4-25-1998	1	Douglas James
Greater Roadrunner	Scott	near Hinkle Lake	4-11-1993	1	Helen & Max Parker
Greater Roadrunner	Scott	none		none	Joe Neal	Occur thruout county, along county roads in farmland and in open areas in the forest (clear cuts).
Greater Roadrunner	Scott	Waldron area	8-12-1997	2	Lorene Davis fide Joe Neal	Aug. 12-26-1997. Adults nesting. Building nest approx. 20' high in catalpa tree on 8-12. Still incubating 8-26. Adults take turns sitting on eggs. Adults follow Lorene when she mows lawn, catching insects. First nest she has seen (near her house), but species in area at least 20 years.
Greater Roadrunner	Searcy	3 miles east of Harriet on hwy 14	2-3-1991	1	Barbara Raulston	Increasing again after cold winter in 1980s.
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	1/2 mile east of Spring Valley	5-13-1987	1	Connie Graham & Ellen Stamps
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	Fayetteville	4-5-1987	1	Roy Fuller (fide D. James)
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	Fayetteville	12-14-1991	4	Fayetteville Christmas Bird Count	Almost up to former peak of 5 birds on Count after crashing during past cold winters.
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	Fayetteville (Duncan Street)	3-27-1995	1	Douglas James	Recovering species after years of rarity. Never was common in Fayetteville city limits.
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	Fayetteville, UA Farm	1-26-1988	1	Dana Basi, Fred Stephen (fide N. Wilkinson)	Jan. 26 & 28, 1988.
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	Goshen area	3-3-1987	1	Betty Haisten (fide Joseph C. Neal)	March 3, 1987 until early April, 1987. Made regular appearances in yard until early April. A bird was seen nearby in early May.
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	s of Fayetteville on highway 156, house #200, front yard.	7-24-1986	2	Noma Wilkinson, Chris Kellner
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	S. edge of Greenland near White River	9-2-1987	1	Douglas James	Species is increasing after a low in late 70's & early 80's.
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	Strickler area (Bug Scuffle)	4-23-1987	1	Joe Clark (fide Joseph C. Neal)	He also had seen one there several months previously.
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	Univ. of AR Exp. Farm (Fayetteville)	8-26-2000	1	Mike Mlodinow	This species is very uncommon in northwest AR. It is rare in most of Washington Co.
Greater Roadrunner	Washington	West Fork	1-15-1987	1	Jim Perry (fide Joseph C. Neal)	He saw a bird in his yard, where this one was seen, in December '86. Also stated he saw one on Van Hoose Rd. near Lake Sequoyah in 1986.
Greater Roadrunner	White	one mile south of Rose Bud on Hwy 5	3-5-1993	1	Helen & Max Parker
Greater Roadrunner	Yell	Holla Bend NWR	7-31-1987	2	Bill & Paula Lisowsky	This species is locally rare, and have been reportedly decreasing in recent years. These two birds are the 9th and 10th observations made by us this year, a dramatic increase.
Groove-billed Ani	Arkansas	7 mi. NE of Stuttgart	9-21-1952	1		"Meanley & Neff, 1953 Wilson Bull., 65:210"
Groove-billed Ani	Clark	Across Ouachita River form Arkadelphia	10-20-1968	1	Max Parker	Two syllabled call which sounded like See-wort. The 1st syllable high & the 2nd much lower.
Groove-billed Ani	Howard	Nashville	11-25-1955	1	Mr. Jacques	3 or 4 days before Thanksgiving, '55. Specimen. Killed by cat in flock of Grackles.
Groove-billed Ani	Howard	Okay Levee-Lake Millwood	12-2-1995	1 or 2	Charles Mills, Bill Shepherd	3rd record for Millwood. All have been at Okay Levee.
Groove-billed Ani	Howard	Okay Levee-Lake Millwood	10-11-1987	1	Charles Mills, Helen Parker, Max Parker, Ed Price	2nd record for Millwood. Photo on file.
Groove-billed Ani	Howard	Okay Levee-Lake Millwood	10-22-1978	1	Charles Mills, Clyde Massey	1st record for L. Millwood.
Groove-billed Ani	Johnson	S of Coal Hill	5-22-1993	1	William M. Shepherd	First spring record for Arkansas. Ver. Doc. #846.
Groove-billed Ani	Miller	Red River at Index Bridge	11-28-1977	1	Charles Mills	1st record for Miller Co.
Groove-billed Ani	Sebastian	Ft. Smith	10-10-1960	4	Mr. & Mrs. L. B. Henry & Mr. & Mrs. Green, fide Ruth Armstrong	Sitting on fence.
Groove-billed Ani	Sebastian	Ft. Smith	11-17-1959	3	Harold & June Keller	AAS Ver. Doc. #32
Groove-billed Ani	Sevier	DeQueen	11-25-1977	2	Thomas O. & Betty Whitley	Spp. is accidental in Ark.
Groove-billed Ani	Woodruff	2 miles south of Mc Crory	5-25-1993	1	Robert Hooks	Found dead in a cornfield by the farmer listed above, AR Audubon Society has the preserved specimen; appears to be an adult. 2nd Spring record for AR.
Barn Owl	Arkansas	Gillett	11-1-1989	3	Karen Yaich, Don McSwain	Owlets were 3 to 4 weeks old when landowner "rescued" them from a grain bin. This puts date of hatch approx. first or second week of Oct. - a very late nest.
Barn Owl	Arkansas	One Horse Store	3-24-1989	4	Karen & Steve Yaich	3 owlets, 1 adult. Observed adult at window in grain dryer. Heard owlet food begging call at 9:30 PM. Another nest is located 1/2 to 1 mile away. Nests this close together may indicate polygamous male. Nest on ledge in top of grain dryer. Unusual abundance of bird remains in pellets. Indicates trouble obtaining rodents (birds taken only as last resort). Owlets approx. 5-6 weeks old.
Barn Owl	Arkansas	SE of Stuttgart	3-17-1989	5	Karen Yaich, Tim Moser	1 ad., 4 owlets. Owlets banded, approx. 6 weeks old. Hatch date 1-30 - 2-3 (est.). Nest in top of grain drier in bed of a fan. Owlets were moved to nest box location five feet from nest. Did not nest in box originally because of human disturbance of box. Pellets from roosting owl found in box.
Barn Owl	Ashley	1 1/2 mi. east of Portland	3-7-1990	6	Karen Yaich	Nest. 6 young in nest. Young hatched last week of December. Nest in AR Game & Fish Commission nest box.
Barn Owl	Ashley	1 mile south of Portland hwy 165	6-8-1986	1	Don & Cassie Simons	Dead on the road.
Barn Owl	Benton	n. of Siloam Springs on Hwy. 43 near 204 intersection	12-24-1989	1	Gerald K. O'bryan (fide J. Neal)	Rare in Ark. Ozarks. Seen well and fully described by a careful observer.
Barn Owl	Chicot	1.7 miles south of Shiloh Bap. church which is west of L. Village on highway 82.	1-14-1992	2	Don R. Simons	They raised 3 young here last year and, according to a farmer, they have been here for a number of years. The site is a set of empty graineries on east side of road.
Barn Owl	Chicot	1.7 miles south of Shiloh Baptist Church	4-7-1992	11	Don R. Simons	2 nests with 3 chicks each, 4 adults near nests. A road killed adult was found .7 miles east of Boeuf River on hwy 82.
Barn Owl	Chicot	4 miles north, north west of Eudora.	6-8-1986	2	Don & Cassie Simons	1 mile east of the starting point for breeding bird route 002.
Barn Owl	Chicot	4 miles west of Lake Village 1.7 miles south of Shiloh Baptist Church	5-17-1991	3	Don R. Simons, Dana Ulmer	3 owlets. Photo.
Barn Owl	Chicot	Eudora	4-28-1987	5	Don R. Simons	5 owlets were removed from a grain drier by the owner. They had been nesting there for a number of years. The owlets were sent to Jane Gulley.
Barn Owl	Chicot	Lake Chicot State Park	1-7-2002	3	John Morrow	3 chicks in nest.
Barn Owl	Chicot	Lake Chicot State Park	11-23-1992	2	Don R. Simons, Dana Ulmer	Roosting in park water tower; hunting in the area at night.
Barn Owl	Chicot	Lake Village, grain elevator behind L.V. Seed & Tire Co.	2-11-1993	4	Don R. Simons, Jeff Utley	2 adults, 2 hatchlings, 4 eggs. A worker said they nested there last year.
Barn Owl	Clark	Arkadelphia	12-16-1989	1	Helen & Jim Fisher	in courthouse tower
Barn Owl	Clark	Vacant buildings at Reynolds Metal Company, Gum Springs	5-11-1990	2	Wanda Green, Becky Lester	A gurad reported these to us. He and other guards had seen them for some time. We were invited in to try to see them and it took about 2 1/2 hours of walking around before we happened upon them. We found lots of evidence that pointed to where their favorite places to roost were. At the last report they were still there but the plant will probably reopen in the near future.
Barn Owl	Desha	Oakwood Unit of Felsenthal NWR	8-19-1995	5	Jeff Wilson	3 adults, 2 imm.
Barn Owl	Franklin	4 miles so. of Shores Lake	4-23-1988	1	Bill Beall
Barn Owl	Lafayette	Bradley (Gin City)	8-17-1992	2	Roberta Crabtree, Helen & Carl Baker	Seen @ 15'
Barn Owl	Little River	5 miles south of Foreman.	2-21-1999	1	David Arbour, Joe Cambre	Rare in Arkansas. Heart shaped face with dark line around it. Whitish on face and upper breast, brownish elsewhere. No ear tufts. Found roosting in old silo.
Barn Owl	Marion	Buffalo Point Campground	12-31-1987	1	Harold & Margaret Hedges	Buffalo River-East CBC. Heard only.
Barn Owl	Miller	near Texarkana	12-17-1988	1	Dean and Deanna Lundquist
Barn Owl	Perry	Union Valley Community	7-13-1990	3	Karen Yaich	7 wk. old nestlings. First known nesting in Perry Co.
Barn Owl	Poinsett	Lepanto	11-26-2000	3	Mack & Hervey Howington, Katherine McCracken, Sandra Key, Helen & Max Parker	Young in nest box.
Barn Owl	Pope	I-40 near Russellville	12-4-1999	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	1 road killed bird. Rare permanent resident.
Barn Owl	Prairie	Stuttgart Airport	1-17-2001	1	Drew & Sherry Phillips, Ken Dayes, DeLynn Hollimon, Bill Hollimon, Andy Dapkins	sight record.
Barn Owl	Prairie	Stuttgart Airport	1-17-2001	1	Drew M. Phillips, Drew & Sherry Phillips, Ken Dayer, DeLynn Holleman, Bill Holimon, Andy Dapkins and others
Barn Owl	Pulaski	Jacksonville	5-2-1988	2	William M. Shepherd	Long established in big, hollow oaks in a residential neighborhood.
Barn Owl	Sebastian	Fort Smith CBC	12-17-1988	1	Bill Beall
Barn Owl	Sevier	DeQueen	10-17-2000	1	David Arbour	Heard only.
Barn Owl	Washington	Markham Hill (Fayetteville)	10-18-1998	1	Mike Mlodinow	This species is rare in northwest AR. Seen in flight overhead gliding south while being chased by crows. It was about the size of a crow, nearly pure white from below with a white facial disk that had a narrow dark border around it.
Barn Owl	Yell	just west of Holla Bend NWR	1-26-1991	1	Bill & Paula Lisowsky, Helen & Max Parker
Great Horned Owl	Chicot	Archer Island	5-26-1987	1	Nona Herbert	I had been hooting for owl response since dusk. Horned owl appeared sat in tree end of cabin, then when we went inside to eat and I continued low hoot of horned owl he came to tree nearest kitchen where we continued exchange app. 15 minutes. (Defending territory?)
Great Horned Owl	Chicot	Miss. River levee north of Grand Lake	9-20-1998	1	Helen & Max Parker	adult at dusk - perched
Great Horned Owl	Clark	Field on Third St., Arkadelphia	5-25-1991	1	Dolores Harrington, Wanda Green, Becky Lester
Great Horned Owl	Crittenden	Wapanocca NWR	12-15-2000	1	Mike Jones
Great Horned Owl	Crittenden	Wapanocca NWR	12-5-2000	1	Mike Jones
Great Horned Owl	Hot Spring	Rockport Cemetery	8-20-2001	1	Max & Helen Parker	1 juvenile. Aug. 20 thru 28-2001. Full size bird & strong flier; would start calling for food at dusk; but always after calling for approx. 10 min., it would stop, apparently having been fed by parents.
Great Horned Owl	Lincoln	AR River levee between Gould & Pendleton	7-17-1988	3	Helen & Max Parker, Marie Locke	One adult, & two juveniles calling for food.
Great Horned Owl	Lincoln	Cane Creek State Park	4-4-2002	1	Jodi Morris	roosting in a cypress tree
Great Horned Owl	Mississippi	SW part of county in Sec. 6, T10N, R9E	6-10-2001	1	Helen & Max Parker	Breeding bird route.
Great Horned Owl	Prairie	Stuttgart Airport	2-17-2001	1	Drew & Sherry Phillips, Ken Dayer, Bill Holimon, DeLynn Hollimon	sight record.
Great Horned Owl	Prairie	Stuttgart Airport	2-17-2001	1	Drew Phillips, Sherry Phillips, Ken Dayer, Bill Holimon, De Lynn Hollemon and others.
Great Horned Owl	Prairie	West of Des Arc	5-27-1998	2	Helen & Max Parker	Adult & fledgling
Great Horned Owl	Washington	Fayetteville	2-22-1987	2	Ariel Neal, J. Neal	2 active GHO nests, birds on nests. One has been active in at least 2 previous years. The other is using a Red-tailed Hawk nest that was built last year. It is located immediately adjacent busy highway 71.
Burrowing Owl	Hempstead	Lake Millwood	10-16-1986	1	David R. Hunter	Roadkill-specimen recovered shown to Charles Mills. To be deposited in the L.S.U.M.Z.
Burrowing Owl	Mississippi	4 mi. north of Manila on Hwy 119	10-20-1992	1	Larry Hicks, Hervey & Mack Howington, Ed Price, Orene Perez, Violet Marshall, Katherine McCracken, Sandra Key	Latter part of Oct., 1992 until 3-29-93. Still present 2-28-93. Photo in file (2). The bird was first seen by Larry Hicks. The NE AR Audubon Society found out about it in late January, 1993. Marshall & Perez saw the bird on 2-2-93. Staying in a roadside ditch culvert.
Barred Owl	Pulaski	Lorance Creek Preserve	5-12-1990	1	Lance Peacock & Leslie Newell	1 young. This small, downy young was visible peering from a nest located high in a large bald cypress.
Long-eared Owl	Chicot	1.5 miles north of Lake Village, along the railroad track near an old church	2-19-1992	1	Don R. Simons	Chicot first
Long-eared Owl	Craighead	NE corner of Jonesboro Airport	1-3-1989	2	Norman & Cheryl Lavers	1-3&4-89. At same location on 12-6-88, Lavers found a freshly dead Long-eared Owl along railroad tracks; probably hit by locomotive.
Long-eared Owl	Monroe	near Pine City	12-14-1989	1	Lillian Franklin, Karen Yaich
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	2-15-1988	1	Charles Mills, Douglas A. James, Florence Mallard, Dottie Metcalf, Mike Mlodinow, Joe Neal, Helen & Max Parker
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	1-30-1988	4	Bill & Paula Lisowsky	Rare in winter; high number of birds.
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	1-16-1988	2	Charles Mills, m.ob.
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	1-13-1996	7	Ragan K. Sutterfield, De Lynn Holleman, and Carl W. Dick	Rare winter resident; large number.
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	12-27-1989	2	Charles Mills, David R. Hunter
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	1-20-1989	4	Helen & Max Parker
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	12-22-1993	1	Leif Anderson
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	11-28-1991	3	Jeff Wilson, Charles Mills
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	12-20-1999	1	Leif Anderson
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	12-9-1989	2	Charles Mills, Helen and Max Parker
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	12-2-1989	3	Charles Mills, Bill and Paula Lisowsky
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	11-23-1986	1	Charles Mills
Long-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	12-10-1995	1	Leif Anderson, Sandy Berger, Joe Cambre	12/10/95; 12/23/95.
Long-eared Owl	Sevier	near De Queen	12-17-1999	1	David Arbour	Road kill. Rare winter resident. Found dead on hiway 70.
Short-eared Owl	Benton	Rogers	12-15-1987	1	Ellen Neaville (fide J. Neal)	In her yard during a snow day.
Short-eared Owl	Chicot	6 miles N of Lake Village, hwy 65; fallow field west of Macon Lake Gin.	12-20-1996	1	Don R. Simons	During CBC. County record.
Short-eared Owl	Chicot	Lake Village CBC	12-20-2000	1	John Morrow	sight record.
Short-eared Owl	Conway	Ed Gordon WMA	1-1-1997	2	Ragan Sutterfield	Uncommon winter resident.
Short-eared Owl	Desha	Oakwood Unit of Felsenthal NWR	12-26-1999	1	Joe Cambre	Local uncommon
Short-eared Owl	Desha	Oakwood Unit of Felsenthal NWR	3-21-1999	1	Joe Cambre	Not sure of the record status for sightings in Desha Co.
Short-eared Owl	Garland	Hulsey Fish Hatchery	10-17-1988	1	Bill & Paula Lisowsky	Early date for this uncommon winter resident.
Short-eared Owl	Lonoke	Lonoke CBC	12-17-2000	4	Lyndal York	sight record.
Short-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	12-6-1990	15	Charles Mills, Helen and Max Parker, et al	December 6, 23, 1990. 6 on 12-9-89; 9 on 12-23-89. Bill & Paula Lisowsky found 10 birds at this same location on 12-22-89.
Short-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	12-22-1993	3	Leif Anderson
Short-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	1-26-1997	2	Douglas James, Mike Mlodinow, Dora Weyer, Roy Fuller
Short-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	1-15-1995	8	Mike Mlodinow and Mike Bivin	This is a large number for AR.
Short-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR	11-22-1991	1	Jeff Wilson
Short-eared Owl	Pope	Holla Bend NWR CBC	12-22-2000	2	Leif Anderson	sight record.
Short-eared Owl	Prairie	Stuttgart Airport	2-17-2001	7	Drew & Sherry Phillips, Andy Dapkins, Bill Holimon, Ken Dayer and Mary Ellen Stockdale	sight record. We located the seven Short-eared Owls on the north end of the main runway. The grass in the field they were in was no more than 12 inches high and the area was no more than 1 1/2 to 2 acres. We were surprised to see them in such short grass. A great deal of the farm land was flooded in the surrounding area. Could this have caused the heavy congregation of owls in less than ideal habitat?
Short-eared Owl	Prairie	Stuttgart Airport	11-10-1989	3	Bill Shepherd, Helen & Max Parker
Short-eared Owl	Pulaski	near Faulkner Lake	3-28-1991	1	Helen & Max Parker	Uncommon species.
Short-eared Owl	Sebastian	Fort Chaffee Airfield	12-18-1993	1	Bill Beall
Short-eared Owl	Washington	Fayetteville, Razorback Golf Course	2-18-2001	1	Mike Mlodinow	sight record. This bird was flushed from a grassy field just west of the golf course. As I had previously flushed several harriers from this field that day, my first impression was that this bird was also a harrier. However it lacked the contrasting white rump ofa harrier. As it flew away I noticed that its head seemed somewhat large for a harrier and it had a contrasting light brown patch on its upper primaries, visible as it circled, just before it landed in the grass. This species is very rare in northwest AR. It was last reported in this part of AR in 1987.
Short-eared Owl	White	near Georgetown	12-1-1994	6	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	Large number
Northern Saw-whet Owl	Boone	O'Daniel residence	12-25-1997	1	Donna O'Daniel, Gene Brantley	Rare in winter. Location is one mile southeast of Crumpler Sub-Division near Bear Creek. Ver. Doc. No. 900
Northern Saw-whet Owl	Crittenden	West Memphis	12-30-1999	1	West Memphis Dog Patrol	Captured and taken to Knox Martin in Memphis who is a rehabilitator. He said the owl was thin. He fed it mice and released it on 1-3-2000.
Northern Saw-whet Owl	Greene	Hwy 49 six miles south of Paragould	2-23-1992	1	Karen Yaich, Heath Garner	The owl was brought to a woman by her dog. It had internal injuries and a broken wing. The woman called Wayne Bomar of the AR Game & Fish Comm. He told David Long who called Karen Yaich. The owl was given to a bird rehabilitator in Jonesboro, Heath Garner, but it died that same nite. This owl had been banded by W.N. Grigg near Stonington, MI, in upper peninsula on 10-9-90, where it had been caught in a mist net along with approx. 40 Saw-whets the same nite as the birds were in migration. This owl had hatched in 1989 or earlier. As of Nov., 92 Karen Yaich had this owl in her freezer. Garner has photos (Licensed Fed. Rehabilitator).
Northern Saw-whet Owl	Pulaski	near Lock & Dam #7	11-20-1989	1	Edith M. Halberg	Heard calling. Ver. Doc. #787
Common Nighthawk	Arkansas	White River NWR CBC	12-29-2001	1	Keith Sutton	1 adult. CBC count week 2001-2002.
Common Nighthawk	Baxter	from Mountain Home, 4 mi. w. on U.S. Hwy. 412, 1 mi. n. of Bx. Co. Rd. 6	9-10-1991	1	Philip E. Hyatt	Killed by my car. Also, 10-4-91, one bird in Mountain Home; last fall record for eastern Ark. Ozarks.
Common Nighthawk	Baxter	Mountain Home	9-9-1989	50+	Duane Moren	Counted in a one block area only.
Common Nighthawk	Baxter	Mtn. Home	9-10-1991	300+	Duane Moren	Common fall migrant; large #'s in concentration.
Common Nighthawk	Craighead	Jonesboro	9-3-1992	1000+	Norman & Cheryl Lavers	9-3&4-92. Passing thru. 100's in view at any one time. Same phenomenon occurred in 1991 from 8-27 thru 29.
Common Nighthawk	Crittenden	Flew from Shelby Co, TN	11-16-1991	1	Jeff Wilson	Noted wing shape & white to eliminate lesser.
Common Nighthawk	Drew	Monticello	3-27-1991	1	Leif Anderson	Seen flying & calling. Early date.
Common Nighthawk	Faulkner	I-40 near Mayflower	9-8-1987	100	Mel White
Common Nighthawk	Faulkner	over Conway	10-7-2001	60	Allam Mueller	Moving south.
Common Nighthawk	Hempstead	Millwood Lake	10-16-1992	1	Charles Mills, Jay Withgott
Common Nighthawk	Mississippi	one mile NE of Wilson on section line between Sec. 9 & 19, T11N, R10E	6-10-2001	1	Helen Parker	Bird was lying on a limb high in a large oak tree at approx. 9:15 AM. On Breeding Bird Route.
Common Nighthawk	Phillips	West Helena	9-12-1988	~50	Don Eastman	Altitude 100'-150', NE to SW, 6:30PM, 200yd x 200 yd area.
Common Nighthawk	Pulaski	Little Rock	11-29-1998	2	Lance Peacock	Seen together, one calling, about 4:30 PM CST.
Common Nighthawk	Pulaski	Little Rock	12-16-1995	1	Doug Zollner, Lance Peacock
Common Nighthawk	Pulaski	Little Rock	12-8-1987	1	James T. Baldwin	Late Occurrence. Ver. Document #730
Common Nighthawk	Pulaski	Little Rock	12-7-1991	1-2	Lance & Leslie Peacock	12-7-91 thru 12-14-91. 2 seen on 12-8-91. Rarely observed in AR in Dec. Saw at about 5:10 PM, when dusk was far advanced, & watched bird until 5:30. On 12-8-91, began looking at 4:50 PM, & saw two birds foraging at 4:55 PM, with more light. Watched birds again 'til 5:30. Birds were silent. Foraged mostly just above tree tops & street light level. Numerous moths were in flight. Wings long & pointed with white slash across primaries. Tail slightly forked. Deep wing beats, sometimes shifting gears to slower or faster rates. Lance has seen Lesser Night-hawk & thinks that species is not involved in this sighting. Latest fall record ever for AR. Heard calling later (see document). Ver. Doc. #825.
Common Nighthawk	Sebastian	Ft. Smith	11-9-2002	1	Sandy Berger	Heard only overhead.
Common Nighthawk	Washington	Evergreen Cemetery (Fayetteville)	11-14-1998	1	Mike Mlodinow	This species is not normally seen after Nov. 7 in AR according to the 1998 AAS Field List. This is almost a month later than any other record for northwest AR. The bird was seen briefly as it flew just above the treetops. The white marks on the primaries, the "crooked", pointed wings and generally dark coloration separate it from most other birds. However other nighthawk species (though these have never been recorded in AR) were not eliminated.
Common Nighthawk	Washington	Fayetteville	10-17-1993	1	Douglas James	Mid-Oct. usually last date for NW Ark., although 1 flock of 15 birds once seen on Oct 19.
Common Nighthawk	Washington	Fayetteville	4-29-1992	1	Douglas James	First arrival in Fayetteville this spring, seemingly right on schedule.
Common Nighthawk	Washington	Fayetteville	10-19-1987	15	Douglas James	Flying overhead together. Latest sighting for NW Ark. Ozarks. (Previous late date Oct. 16)
Common Nighthawk	Washington	Fayetteville	8-27-1987	+/-250	Douglas James	2 migratory flocks at noon - early for a large flock which usually comes thru the 1st half of Sept. in NW AR. Circling & migrating southwards.
Nighthawk sp.	Washington	Fayetteville	11-13-1994	1	Rob Dobbs	If a Common Nighthawk, the bird is about 4 weeks late. Bird flew over town at about dusk; never vocalized.
Chuck-will's-widow	Chicot	Archer Island	4-5-1987	several	Nona Herbert	Heard on Miss. R. side (W.) of Island before day.
Chuck-will's-widow	Clark	NE 1/4 of section 19, T6S, R21W	5-30-2002	3	Max Parker	one adult & two nestlings
Chuck-will's-widow	Hot Spring	Rockport Cemetery	9-3-2001	1	Helen & Max Parker	1 male. Sang about 1/2 dozen times at dusk.
Chuck-will's-widow	Lonoke	Sun Terrace III	6-16-2001	1	James T. Popham	heard only. I've often heard Chuck-will's-widows in my neighborhood. Sometimes calling back to each other.
Whip-poor-will	Baxter	Whiteville community, 1/2 mi. east (3 mi. NE of Gassville).	8-28-1991	1	Philip E. Hyatt	Few fall records available in eastern Ark. Ozarks.
Whip-poor-will	Chicot	Archer Island	4-8-1988	1	J.C. Herbert	First heard (daylight) for spring, 1988. 2 heard Apr. 9 1988.
Whip-poor-will	Chicot	Archer Island	4-5-1987	1-6	Nona Herbert	Heard them just before day and just after dark anywhere form 7 to 15 minutes. Migrating. Heard occasionally the next week. Surmise they came in waves.
Whip-poor-will	Chicot	Lake Chicot, gravel pit area.	8-17-1995	1	Don R. Simons	Uncommon fall record. It called a few times. On 8-20-95 heard calling again at same location.
Whip-poor-will	Saline	Alexander Mountain	4-13-2002	1	Janie Perlman	Heard only - approx. 8 pm.
Whip-poor-will	Stone	Ozark National Forest, Sylamore Exp. Station	8-14-1990	1	Philip E. Hyatt	1 singing. Few August records exist.
Whip-poor-will	Stone	Sylamore Dist. of Ozark Natl. Forest	5-21-1986	1	Douglas James, Mike Widner	1 nest. Bird flushed from nest with 1 egg (Widner's grouse study area).
Whip-poor-will	Washington	Fayetteville	3-28-1987	1	Mike Mlodinow	Heard singing in back yard at dawn. Early date for NW Arkansas.
Chimney Swift	Baxter/Marion	White River between Gaston's & State Park	9-16-1989	300+	Duane Moren	Feeding on Mayfly hatch.
Chimney Swift	Clark	Arkadelphia, Rolling T Feed Store	5-10-1997	300+	Dolores Harrington, Pamela Price	At dusk, we found swifts circling a tall chimney next to the store. As they circled, their numbers gradually diminished as they entered the chimney to roost. When they were all gone, we investigated and found an opening about 15' off the ground on the back of the chimney.
Chimney Swift	Garland	Hot Springs N. P.	4-22-1993	250	Leif Anderson	Large numbers
Chimney Swift	Hot Spring	Malvern	8-29-1988	nest	Helen & Max Parker	Young fledged from our fireplace chimney - late date.
Chimney Swift	Pulaski	Little Rock	10-11-2001	100	Bill Holimon	Flying low over downtown.
Chimney Swift	Washington	Fayetteville	5-20-1992	roost	Douglas James	Communal roosting. Daily cold and rainy weather last week of May caused drop in flying insect food supply. Swifts returned to communal roosting in large chimneys in town (migration & post-breeding behavior) presumably abandoning nests in scattered small chimneys. (But birds did stay in my chimney.) Communal roosting ceased when fair weather returned.
Chimney Swift	Washington	Fayetteville	4-24-1988	1,000-2,000	Joseph C. Neal	Going into chimney at 8:20 CDT.
Chimney Swift	Washington	Fayetteville	10-15-1986	~600	J. Neal, Margaret Edelman	Entering chimney at 220 N. College. A relatively high count at this late date in fall.
Chimney Swift	Washington	Fayetteville	3-25-1987	4	Joseph C. Neal	Earliest local swift arrival record in western Ark. Ozarks.
Chimney Swift	Washington	Fayetteville, Univ. Campus	5-17-1995	100	Douglas James	Noon. A repeat of what was reported on card 24 Apr. 95. Swifts reverted to communal roosting at noon on cold & dark day -- roosting in a dormitory chimney. Swifts already had disappeared to individual chimney nest sites.
Chimney Swift	Washington	Fayetteville, Univ. Campus	4-24-1995	150	Douglas James	Noon. Dark, overcast & cold (low 50s) at noon (39 deg. F. last night) -- swifts reverting to communal roosting at noon in a dormitory chimney on campus even though at this season they already had dispersed to individual nesting chimneys.
Chimney Swift	Washington	Lake Fayetteville (T17N R30W Sec. 24) and U. of A. Campus	3-24-1987	4	Mike Mlodinow	2 at Lake Fayetteville and 2 at U. of A. Campus. Early date for NW Arkansas.
Chimney Swift	Yell	Dardanelle Lock & Dam	12-11-1999	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols, Mike Dillon, Max Parker, Helen Parker, Charles Mills, David Arbour	December 11 & 12, 1999. 3rd state record.
Green Violet-ear	Benton	Gentry, back yard hummingbird feeder	8-21-2000	1	Joan & Floyd Bodkin, Joyce Shedell, Taos Jones, Julie Starr, Steve Shedell	1 adult. Photo on file. It was beautiful. It fed with the Ruby-thorated Hummingbirds, there were about 50 of them. It came about every hour and did not stay at the feeder very long. We tried to tke pictures of it. Joan's grandson, Taos Jones, took the picture with a video camera. I will send it separately. (He may have already sent it to you.) I am developing some that I took with my 35 mm tomorrow. If they turn out I will scan one and send it to you.
Green Violet-ear	Benton	Rogers	8-4-1990	1	Douglas James, Helen & Max Parker, Ellen Neaville, Dora Weyer, m.ob.	8-4 to 9-5, 1990. 1 adult male. Photos. Ver. Doc. #798.
Green Violet-ear	Clark	near Arkadelphia, South Central Community	6-2-1989	1	Jane Bowden, Don & Dolores Harrington, Helen Fisher, Judy Fisher	June 2, 3, 4, 1989. 1 male. This is the second record of the species in this state. Photo. Ver. Doc. #786.
Green Violet-ear	Newton	4 miles north of Lurton on AR Hwy. 7. South of Cowell between Lurton & Cowell on State Hwy #7.	7-6-1990	1	Sue & Dan Burlingame, Douglas James,Roberta Crabtree, Lillian Franklin, Martha Gillham, Edith & Henry Halberg	7-6 thru 23-90. Other observers: Sterling Lacy, Bill & Paula Lisowsky, Florence Mallard, Martha Milburn, Ellen Neaville, Helen & Max Parker, Jo Anne Rife, William Shepherd, Dora Weyer, & Mel White. Charles Mills & m.o.b. Third State Record. Photos. Ver. Doc. #793
Green Violet-ear	Newton	north of Ben Hur	7-7-1996	1	Helen & Max Parker	Photo by Jim Mayo.
Buff-bellied Hummingbird	White	Searcy	11-12-1992	1	Roberta & Jack Crabtree, T.R. & Doris Garner, m.ob.	1 imm. 11-12-92 thru 2-28-93. Last seen 3-10-93. Identified 2-7-93 by Roberta. Photographed by Max & Helen Parker on 2-18-93. Ver. Doc. #844.
Magnificent Hummingbird	Clark	Arkadelphia, Western Hills Dr.	7-18-1993	1	Don & Dolores Harrington, Wanda Green, Helen Fisher, Charles Mills	1 male. First record of species in Arkansas. Photographed by Charles Mills. Ver. Doc. #850
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Benton	Hickory Creek Area	4-9-1986	1	Bernyce Anderson	Early arrival for Ark. Ozarks. At home feeder.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Clark	Arkadelphia	3-25-2001	1	Gaye Neal	1 male.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Columbia	Magnolia	9-21-1997	1	Emmalee Beene Gregory fide Sterling Lacy	Sept. 21-25, 1997. Partial albino - Photos. 1st in this county.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Conway	N of Morrilton on hwy #95	8-11-1988	~100	Vivian Curry	Large concentration of hummers at feeding station. # estimated at 100. Roberta Crabtree estimated 75-100 on 8-24-88.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Conway	Old Hickory	8-30-1988	--	Lotherene Massingill & Lillian Franklin	Late fledging date.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Conway	Solgohachia	3-28-1988	1	Elmer Maggard	Early spring record for area.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Craighead	Jonesboro	10-28-2002	1	Bessie Lou Johnson	The last one to be reported to AAS in October.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Garland	Hot Springs Village	9-14-1998	1	Lou Leonatti	Albino - all white plumage, eyes dark; legs & feet pink.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Lonoke	Ward	11-29-1994	1	Perk Floyd, Roberta Crabtree	11-29&30-94. Banded by Perk Floyd on 11-29-94. Adult male. Last seen on 11-30-94
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Pulaski	Little Rock	11-30-1995	1	Perk Floyd	Trapped & banded adult male. Still present on 12-11-95.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Pulaski	Little Rock	12-13-1994	1	Perk Floyd, Roberta Crabrtee, Mary Mowery	Banded by Perk Floyd on 12-13-94. Imm. male. Still present on 12-29-94.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Pulaski	Little Rock	11-15-1994	1	Perk Floyd, Roberta Crabtree, Mary Mowery	Immature male. Banded by Perk Floyd on 11-15-94. Still present as of 12-29-94.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Pulaski	Little Rock	1-9-1995	1	Perk Floyd, Roberta Crabtree, Helen & Max Parker, Kay Kilbury	Perk Floyd banded on 1-9-95. Imm. male.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Pulaski	Little Rock, Parkway Village	12-14-2001	1	Leanah Floyd, John & Patricia Holmes, Helen & Max Parker	12-14-01 thru 1-11-02. Banded by Perk Floyd on 1-3-02.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Saline	Lake Ferguson	6-11-2001	1	Perk Floyd	@ 7:12 PM. 1 male. Juvenile - heavy corrugations on bill. Speckled throat. No red feathers. No pollen. Lat. - Long. 343-0921. Band No. 88817. Trapped & banded by Perk Floyd. Wing 38.7mm; Tail 26.2mm; Bill 13.9mm; Wt. 3.12 grams.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Saline	Lake Ferguson	6-25-2002	1	Perk Floyd	1 male. First juvenile of the season. Trapped & banded.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Sevier	Lockesburg	10-18-1990	--	Novadean Shelton	Last day hummer seen at feeder in yard this year.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Washington	Fayetteville	9-22-1990	1	Douglas James	1 female or imm. Last sighting at the feeder in my yard this fall.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Washington	Fayetteville	9-29-1990	1	David Hart	1 female or imm. Last sighting at the feeder in his yard this fall.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Washington	Fayetteville	9-27-1993	1	Douglas James	Last one to visit my sucrose feeder in my yard this fall.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Washington	Fayetteville	9-21-1998	1	Douglas James	1 (not adult male) Last one seen at my feeder this fall.
Black-chinned Hummingbird	Hempstead	Hope	10-26-1993	1	Roberta & Jack Crabtree, Perk Floyd, Charles Mills, Helen & Max Parker	1 female. Approx. 10-26-93 and present on 2-28-94. Trapped & banded by Perk Floyd on 2-19-94. Photographed by Max Parker on 2-17-94. Present 3-20-94.
Black-chinned Hummingbird	Pulaski	Little Rock	12-18-1992	1	Perk Floyd, Roberta Crabtree, Bill Baltosser, Wm. Shepherd, Donald & Dolores Harrington	1 male imm. Trapped, banded & photographed in hand on 12-18-92. Dr. Baltosser took the 6th primary. Shepherd saw this bird at a feeder on 3-28-93 & could see the leg band.
Black-chinned Hummingbird	Pulaski	No. Little Rock	12-21-1987	1	Helen & Max Parker, Perk Floyd, Lance Peacock, Bill Shepherd, David Hunter, Charles Mills, Roberta & Jack Crabtree	Imm. male. Photographs. Ver. Doc. #723.
Black-chinned Hummingbird	Sebastian	Fort Smith	12-7-2000	1	Helen & Max Parker	Trapped & banded. Sex undetermined. Immature.
Black-chinned Hummingbird	Sebastian	Ft. Smith	11-22-2000	1	Jean Williams, Helen & Max Parker, Sandy Berger, Bill Brazelton	11-22-00 to 12-15-00. Helen & Max Parker trapped & banded on 12-7-00. Hatch Year of unknown sex.
Black-chinned Hummingbird	Union	El Dorado	11-7-1987	1	Luvois Shugart & others	11-7-87 to 1-27-88. Ver. Doc. #727.
Archilocus sp. (Hummingbird)	Pulaski	Little Rock	1-7-1988	1	Bill Shepherd, Florence Mallard, Ben & Marge Dunn	1-7&8-88. Ver. Doc. #732 by F. Mallard, 1-7&8-88. Ver. Doc. #720 by W. Shepherd on 12-29-87.
Anna's Hummingbird	Arkansas	Gillett	1-27-1988	1	Helen & Max Parker, Bill Shepherd, Charles Mills, Jane Stern	1 ad. female. 1-27&30-88. 2-3-88. 1st State Record. Photographs. Ver. Doc. #726. Arrived soon after Thanksgiving in late November. Departed during the day of Feb. 3, 1988.
Anna's Hummingbird	Clark	Gurdon	12-25-2001	1	Betty Smart, Sarah Franklin, Perk & Leanah Floyd, Helen & Max Parker	Late Dec. thru 1-10-02. 1 adult female. Banded by Helen on 1-4-02.
Anna's Hummingbird	Faulkner	Conway	11-15-1992	1	Martha Johnson, Perk Floyd, Bill Baltosser, William Shepherd, Don Simons, Donna Adams	11-15-92 thru 2-28-93. Last seen 3-8-93. Adult female. Trapped & banded by Perk Floyd on 1-9-93. Dr. Baltosser took the 5th retrix & one gorget feather. Photographed in hand. Ver. Doc. #843.
Anna's Hummingbird	Sevier	De Queen	10-16-1998	1	David Arbour	1 imm. male. October 16-26, 1998. Rare stray from the west. Only two previous records. Photos. Ver. Doc. No. 905.
Anna's Hummingbird	Sevier	De Queen	10-26-1998	1	Max Parker	Adult male. 4th state record. Photo slides. Appeared at feeder twice in two minutes & was not seen again.
Calliope Hummingbird	Sevier	De Queen	10-19-1999	1	David Arbour, Charles Mills, Helen & Max Parker, Perk & Leanah Floyd, Kenny & La Donna Nichols	1 imm. male. 10-19 to 21-99. Perk Floyd trapped & banded the bird on 10-19-99. Rectrices identified by Prof. William Baltosser at U. of AR at Little Rock. First state record. Photos by Mills & M. Parker. Ver. Doc. No. 914
Calliope Hummingbird	White	Searcy	11-1-2000	1	Cliff & Fritzie Statler, Helen & Max Parker, Donald & Dolores Harrington, Kenny & La Donna Nichols	1 imm. male. 11-1-00 to around 12-2-00 at least. Trapped & banded by Helen & Max Parker on 11-26-00. Last seen on 12-16-00.
Broad-tailed Hummingbird	Faulkner	near Mayflower	10-25-1998	1	Scot Gleason, Perk & Leannah Floyd, Art & Martha Johlnson, Rob Doster, Max & Helen Parker	1 adult female. Late Oct. to Nov. 25, 1998. Perk Floyd trapped, banded & measured rectrices on 11-8-98. 2nd state record. Photos.
Broad-tailed Hummingbird	Sevier	De Queen	8-28-1996	1	David Arbour	1 imm. female. August 28, 1996 - Sept. 21, 1996. Trapped & banded by Perk Floyd on 9-4-96. First state record. See documentation form. Ver. Doc. No. 884.
Rufous Hummingbird	Arkansas	Stuttgart	10-1-1992	1	Karen Yaich, Helen & Max Parker, Roberta Crabtree, Perk Floyd	1 imm. male. Oct., 1992 until at least 3-4-93. Photos by Helen & Max Parker.
Rufous Hummingbird	Clark	Gurdon	9-5-2000	1	Helen & Max Parker	1 male adult. 1-2-01 trapped & banded. Photo on 1-10-01. Bird arrived in Gurdon early in Sept., 2000 & stayed until late in Feb., 2001 (Last seen 2-19-01). This bird returned to the same location in Gurdon on 9-9-01. It was photographed & trapped again on 9-10-01. It stayed until the 11-13-01, and has not been seen again.
Rufous Hummingbird	Clark	Midway Community along U.S. Hwy 67 between Arkadelphia & Gurdon.	9-25-2001	1	Gail Golden, Helen & Max Parker	1 adult male. Late Sept., 01. Banded on 9-29-01 by Helen & Max Parker. Departed on 9-30-01.
Rufous Hummingbird	Clark	north of Arkadelpia	8-24-1989	1	Dolores & Don Harrington, Charles Mills, Bill & Paula Lisowsky, Helen & Max Parker, Leamon & Velma Harrington	1 adult male. 8-24 thru 28-89. At the home of Mrs. Leamon Harrington & at her mother's house, Mrs. Cash, across the road. Photographed by Charles Mills and Max Parker.
Rufous Hummingbird	Cleburne	Sec. 27, T10N, R9W	12-28-1998	1	Perk & Leanah Floyd, Helen & Max Parker	1 adult female. Perk Floyd trapped & banded.
Rufous Hummingbird	Columbia	Front yard of Home, South Ark.	8-25-1987	1	Charline Aubrey	August 25-26, 1987. Sight record. Ver. Doc. #713.
Rufous Hummingbird	Craighead	Jonesboro	10-30-2001	1	Lou Johnson	adult male. Stayed several days.
Rufous Hummingbird	Faulkner	Conway	11-29-1995	1	Perk Floyd	1 imm. male. Trapped & banded. Last seen on 12-5-95.
Rufous Hummingbird	Faulkner	Conway	8-19-1990	1	William M. Shepherd	Rarity in Arkansas. Ver. Doc. #793.
Rufous Hummingbird	Faulkner	Conway	9-27-2000	1	Perk & Leanah Floyd, Jack & Roberta Crabtree, Art & Martha Floyd, Mona Bishop	1 imm. male. Perk Floyd trapped & banded on 9-27-00. Departed on 10-10-00.
Rufous Hummingbird	Faulkner	Mayflower (Lake Conway)	11-25-2001	1	Jimbo Wyckoff, Perk & Leanah Floyd, Helen & Max Parker	1 female adult. Late Nov. thru at least 2-28-02. Banded by Helen 2-2-02.
Rufous Hummingbird	Faulkner	near Conway	11-13-1998	1	Allan Mueller, Art & Martha Johnson, Jack & roberta Crabtree, Max & Helen Parker	1 imm. male. Bird present from early Nov. thru at least end of fall season. Trapped & 5th rectrix measured on 11-13-98. ID'd as Rufous. Bird yet present on 11-30-98. Last seen on 12-30-98.
Rufous Hummingbird	Lincoln	Star City	12-17-2001	1	Helen & Max Parker, Thelma McGraw	1 female adult. 12-17-01 thru at least 2-28-02. Banded by Helen on 1-15-02.
Rufous Hummingbird	Little River	Ashdown	12-21-2001	1	Estes, Helen & Max Parker	Sub-adult male. 12-21-01 til 4-13-02. On 12-26-01 banded by Helen & Max Parker. Departed on 4-13-02 as an adult male.
Rufous Hummingbird	Newton	Ben Hur	9-6-2002	1	Helen & Max Parker, Johney Rudder	9-6-02 to 9-9-02. Adult male. Trapped & banded on 9-8-02.
Rufous Hummingbird	Poinsett	Lepanto	10-22-2000	1	Malcolm & Donna Patterson, Helen & Max Parker, Mack & Hervey Howington, Sandra Key, Katherine McCracken	1 imm. female. 10-22-00 thru 12-7-00. Trapped & banded by Helen & Max Parker on 11-26-00. Departed on 12-11-00.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	Little Rock	12-1-1998	1	Perk & Leannah Floyd, Mary Sue Harris, Max & Helen Parker	1 adult female. 12-1-98 thru 4-6-99. Trapped & banded by Perk on 12-8-98.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	Little Rock	12-12-1988	2	Perk Floyd, Bill Shepherd	2 imm. females. At least 12-12 to 12-26-88. Trapped & banded on 12-26-88 by Perk Floyd.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	Maumelle	11-24-2000	1	Phillip Bibbs, Perk & Leanah Floyd	1 imm. male. Trapped & banded by Perk Floyd on 11-29-00.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	Maumelle	11-29-2000	1	Philip Bibbs, Perk & Leanah Floyd	1 imm. male. Perk Floyd trapped & banded.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	No. Little Rock	1-6-1989	1	Roberta Crabtree	1-6-89 until at least 2-28-89. Immature male. 1-8-89 Perk Floyd set up banding trap. 1-10-89 Hummingbird was trapped (12:25 PM). Perk Floyd, Tom Foti, & Roberta Crabtree measured, weighed & photographed said bird. Identified as a male Rufous, imm. (or year after hatched)
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	No. Little Rock	9-16-1989	1	William M. Shepherd	Rare species in Arkansas. Adult male. Trapped & banded by Perk Floyd on 9-22-89. Trapped by Perk Floyd on 12-1-89.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	No. Little Rock	12-2-1989	1	Perk Floyd, Tom Foti, Helen & Max Parker	ID imm female. Trapped & banded.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	No. Little Rock	8-28-1992	1	Perk Floyd, Roberta Crabtree, Barbara Mullins	1 adult male. Trapped, banded, photographed on 9-11-92.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	No. Little Rock	8-25-1993	1	Perk Floyd, Roberta Crabtree	1 ad. male. Still present on 12-7-93. Trapped & banded by Perk Floyd on 9-2-93. Still present on 2-28-94.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	North Little Rock	12-14-1991	1	Perk Floyd, Roberta Crabtree	1 adult male. Trapped & banded on 9-29-91 by Floyd. Band # T-54746.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	North Little Rock	12-21-1990	1	Perk Floyd (banded), Roberta Crabtree	1 imm. female.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	North Little Rock, Crystal Hill	11-25-2000	1	Cheryl Kenedy, Perk & Leanah Floyd	1 adult female. Trapped & banded by Perk Floyd on 11-29-00. Bird still there on 12-17-00.
Rufous Hummingbird	Pulaski	six miles north of Little Rock Air Force Base	12-1-1999	1	Larry Witherspoon, Helen & Max Parker	1 imm. female. Trapped & banded.
Rufous Hummingbird	Saline	Sec. 34, T2S, R16W	8-18-2000	1	Rodney Bowen, Helen & Max Parker	1 imm. male. Bird appeared on 8-18-00. Trapped & banded by Helen & Max Parker on 8-19-00.
Rufous Hummingbird	Sebastian	Ft. Smith	11-26-1987	1	Bill Brazelton	male. Ver. Doc. #729.
Rufous Hummingbird	Union	El Dorado	10-16-1990	1	Luvois Shugart, Shug Shugart, Helen & Max Parker	1 imm. male. 10-16 thru Nov. 30, 1990 thru 3-30-91. Present on 2-28-91. Has not started to molt. Still present into Dec. Trapped & banded & identified as Rufous Hummingbird on 12-19-90. (Perk Floyd). Stayed thru 3-30-91.
Rufous Hummingbird	Union	El Dorado	1-21-1988	1	Luvois Shugart	1-21 to 2-11-1988. Photographed on 1-28-88. Bird found dead on 2-19-88. Donated to LSU on 3-16-88.
Rufous Hummingbird	Washington	Fayetteville	10-25-1998	1	Douglas James, Tim Kral	1 adult male. Late October 1998 to December 23, 1988. At feeder on dates cited. Died on Dec. 23 and specimen recovered for Univ. Arkansas Museum. First hard freeze of year arrived Dec. 22 & 23 (temps in teens deg. F). Very mild fall & winter until then. 1st on Fayetteville CBC. Rare for adult male in NW AR.
Rufous Hummingbird	Washington	Fayetteville	10-20-1996	2	Barbara and Don Holt plus many others	1 ad. female, 1 imm. female. October 20-December 17, 1996 - ad. female. December 7-17, 1996-imm female. Species ID and aging/sexing were based on measurements of mist-netted birds plus the examination of collected tail feathers by an expert on hummingbirds (D. James, pers. comm.). This is only the 3rd record for northwest AR. Birds were trapped & tail feathers measured by Douglas James. Feathers sent to Wm. Baltosser collection at UALR. Photographed in field.
Rufous Hummingbird	Washington	West Fork	12-15-1992	1	John Baker (bander), Joe Neal	1 female adult. Mid Dec., 1992 until 3-25-93. Bird trapped & banded on 1-3-93.
Rufous Hummingbird	White	Center Hill Community (feeder)	8-26-1996	1	John Smith, Mike Dunn & Kenny & La Donna Nichols, and Trina Benbrook	An adult male. August 26-29, 1996. Rare fall migrant/visitor. Pictures by La Donna N.
Rufous Hummingbird	White	near Beebe	8-21-1998	1	Linda Stone, Kenny & La Donna Nichols	1 adult male. August 21-24, 1998. Linda Stone 1st ID bird on 8-21 and Kenny & La Donna Nichols saw on 8-23. Rare migrant.
Rufous Hummingbird	White	Searcy	8-9-1988	1	Roberta Crabtree & Florence Mallard	1 male. Adult. Photo. Ver. Doc. #741. Wanda Pemberton first saw on Aug. 7, 1988 & wrote document.
Rufous Hummingbird	White	Searcy	8-2-1993	1	Perk & Leanne Floyd, Jack & Roberta Crabtree, Helen & Max Parker	1 imm. male. 8-2 thru 8-8-93. Trapped & banded by Perk & photo by Helen (in hand), both on 8-5-93.
Rufous Hummingbird	White	Searcy	8-31-1995	1	Statler	1 male adult. 8-31 & 9-1 & 2, 1995.
Rufous Hummingbird	White	Sec. 9, T7N, R8W	8-25-2000	1	Robbie & Jim Grady, Helen & Max Parker	1 imm. male. Bird appeared on 8-25-00. Trapped & banded by Helen & Max Parker on 8-26-00.
Rufous Hummingbird	White	west of Searcy	8-25-1996	1	John Smith, Mike Dunn & Kenny & La Donna Nichols	8-25 thru 28-96. Photographed by La Donna Nichols.
Rufous Hummingbird	Yell	Havana	11-20-1999	1	Helen & Max Parker	1imm. Trapped & banded on 12-21-99. Trapped again on 3-30-2000. 1st, 2nd, & 5th rectrices plucked & delivered to Dr. Bill Baltosser at UALR. Sex not determined.
Selasphorus sp. (Hummingbird)	Boone	Harrison, Skyline Terrace subdivision	9-4-2000	1	JoAnne Rife, Wanda Franklin, Paul Franklin, Martha Milburn, Sally Jo Gibson	September 4, 5, 2000, continuing. To my knowlege this is the first record for Boone County, although likely not the first occurrence!! The body of this bird is noticeably more "chubby" than the RT's. Back is not completely rufous but has at least half rufous, paler wash on the lower sides as in the left-hand picture in National Geographic. [I] strongly feel it is Rufous Hummingbird based on probability and on amount of rufous color on top of head and lower back. Male, likely immature but fairly well colored, gorget not complete but relatively solid. Saw in good light with deep burnt orange color. Plumage transitional. I read Kenn Kaufman's Advanced Birding on Selasphorus. Martha concurs strongly with my thoughts. We understand the dangers of identifying between Rufous and Allen's. [This bird was at] home of Paul and Wanda Franklin, approximately 100 yards from eastern edge of existing Baker Prairie. Backyard has many hummingbird-attracting flowers, a feeder kept filled, and 20+ Ruby-throated Hummingbirds that have been blitzing the feeder for some time. "More hummingbirds than we have ever had, fill the quart size feeeder at least once a day. Using 3:1 ratio."
Selasphorus sp. (Hummingbird)	Clark	Arkadelphia, Central School Rd.	12-16-1989	1	Dolores & Don Harrington, Jonathan Kelly	Species rare in this area. Present 10-18-89 thru 12-22-89.
Selasphorus sp. (Hummingbird)	Faulkner	Conway	12-8-1991	1	Bill Shepherd, Lyndal York	Stayed early Nov. thru 12-18.
Selasphorus sp. (Hummingbird)	Little River	490 Little River 70	8-14-1998	1	Charles Mills	1 imm. male. First record for Millwood Lake area.
Selasphorus sp. (Hummingbird)	Pope	Russellville	1-12-2002	1	Kenny & LaDonna Nichols	January 12 thru at least February 2, 2002. At the home of Wanda and O'Neal Ridings. Photos. Rare visitor. We think that this bird was an immature female Rufous Hummer due to the back color (green), flank color (peachy), very limited flecking on the throat and a lot of orange in the tail. The outer retrix also looked very wide and thus probably eliminating Allen's Hummer.
Selasphorus sp. (Hummingbird)	Pulaski	Little Rock	12-17-1988	1	William M. Shepherd	rare in Arkansas
Selasphorus sp. (Hummingbird)	Washington	Fayetteville	8-26-1987	1	Tess Grasswitz, Doug James, Joe neal, Noma Wilkinson, Chris Kelner & Elizabeth Adam	8-26,27,28,29,30-87. Found by Tess Grasswitz at her feeder. Later seen by others. First Selasphorus for NW Arkansas. Ver. Doc. #715
Hummingbird sp.	Arkansas	White River near Lock & Dam #2	9-15-1991	1	Hail & Faye Bryant	Mid-Sept., two days, 1991. All white; video taped. (Albino Ruby-throated. MP)
Hummingbird sp.	Hot Spring	Friendship	3-17-1994	1	Ann Hutton	Tiny with gray throat. Seen only on one day.