Big Bend #3 -birds

So the official reason for our trip was to survey the Colima Warblers that only reside in Big Bend within the United Sates. This was an opportunity for me to see a bunch of wildlife, mainly birds that I had not seen before, here is the trip list, we had 101 birds, 33 of which were lifers for me an incredible 33% of all species was new... awesome:

These are my lifers:

Burrowing Owl
Ash-throated Flycatcher
Bell's Vireo
Chihuahuan Raven
Cliff Swallow
Cactus Wren
Verdin
Curved Bill Thrasher
Pyrrhuloxia
hepatic tanager
black tailed gnatcatcher
Scott's oriole
lesser nighthawk
elf owl
yellow-headed blackbird
Cassin's Kingbird
scaled quail
common ground dove
blue throated hummingbird
broad tailed hummingbird
golden fronted woodpecker
Say's pheobe
Gray vireo
plumbeous vireo
Mexican Jay
canyon wren
colima warbler
canyon towhee
rufous crowned sparrow
clay colored sparrow
lark bunting
varied bunting
hooded oriole

Here are the others:
Swainson's Hawk
Great Blue Heron
Turkey Vulture
Black Vulture
Red-Shouldered Hawk
Mourning Dove
White-Winged Dove
Pigeon
Chimney Swift
Western Kingbird
Scissor tailed flycatcher
Comon Raven
Cave Swallow
Mockingbird
Yellow Warbler
Yellow -rumped warbler
Western Tanager
Painted Bunting
Black throated Sparrow
Chipping sparrow
house sparrow
house finch
blue grosbeak
balck headed grosbeak
lark sparrow
brown headed cowbird
Townsend's warbler
white-throated sparrow
common grackle
loggerhead shrike
horned lark
Northern Shoveler
osprey
red-tailed hawk
band-tailed pigeon
yellow-billed cuckoo
greater road runner
great horned owl
whip-poor-will
white throated swift
black chinned hummingbird
acorn woodpecker
ladder backed woodpecker
least flycatcher
Eastern Pheobe
Vermillion flycatcher
Western kingbird
warbling vireo
Nothern Rough winged swallow
cave swallow
black-crested titmouse
white breasted nuthatch
bewich's wren
ruby crowned kinglet
Swainson's thrush
hermit thrush
nothern mockingbird
Northern waterthrush
common yellowthroat
wilson's warbler
painted redstart
yellow breasted chat
summer tanager
spotted towhee
vesper sparrow
white crowned sparrow
dark-eyed junco
Northern cardinal