$516
Raised of $1,000
Quailblazers
Team Profile
Team participating in 47th Annual Rich Stallcup Bird-A-Thon
Takes place Sep 15 - Oct 15, 2025
Captained by Shayla March
Why We Bird for Point Blue
Hi! The Quailblazers started as a small group of bird nerds in the heart of New Mexico. Coming from all over the states and united by one passion, BIRDS!
We are thrilled to be participating in Point Blue's 2025 Rich Stallcup Bird-A-Thon! Now in its 47th year, this event is an opportunity to connect, learn, and grow as a nature-loving community and to raise conservation funds to secure a healthy planet. The goal is to identify as many bird species as possible in a 24-hour period between September 15 and October 15. Please consider helping our team members reach our fundraising goal by making a donation or by pledging a dollar amount per bird seen.
Thank you for your generous support of our team and help in spreading the word. To learn more about Point Blue Conservation Science and their climate-smart conservation initiatives, visit their website at www.pointblue.org.
Make a donation online by clicking "donate" above, or mail a check made out to Point Blue Conservation Science to ATTN: Rich Stallcup Bird-A-Thon, Point Blue Conservation Science, 3820 Cypress Dr STE 11, Petaluma, CA 94954 (and please include the name of the birder or team you are supporting in the memo line).
Please note: If you would like to make a pledge per species, please select a team member's individual page. Your pledge will be counted toward the team's fundraising total.
About the Event
Sep 15 - Oct 15, 2025
Team Members 15
Samuel Vassallo
Katrina Tow
Emily Johnson
Shayla March
Amanda Walker
Shayla March
4 wk. ago
The Quailblazers observed 151 total bird species with a total of 10 raptor species for the team challenge! Our team birded in Australia and over 8 states within the United States including California, Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Virginia and Washington.
We are a new team to the bird-a-thon and we will absolutely return next year!
1 American Coot
2 American Crow
3 American Herring Gull
4 American Kestrel
5 American Robin
6 American White Pelican
7 American Wigeon
8 Barn Swallow
9 Bassian Thrush
10 Belted Kingfisher
11 Bewick's Wren
12 Black Phoebe
13 Black-billed Magpie
14 Black-capped Chickadee
15 Black-chinned Hummingbird
16 Black-crowned Night Heron
17 Black-headed Grosbeak
18 Blue Grosbeak
19 Blue Jay
20 Bonaparte's Gull
21 Brewer's Blackbird
22 Brewer's Sparrow
23 Broad-tailed Hummingbird
24 Brown Creeper
25 Brown Gerygone
26 Brown-headed Cowbird
27 Bushtit
28 Calliope Hummingbird
29 Canada Goose
30 Canvasback
31 Canyon Wren
32 Cassin's Vireo
33 Cedar Waxwing
34 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
35 Chipping Sparrow
36 Clark's Nutcracker
37 Cliff Swallow
38 Common Black Hawk
39 Common Gallinule
40 Common Merganser
41 Common Nighthawk
42 Common Raven
43 Common Yellowthroat
44 Crimson Rosella
45 Crissal Thrasher
46 Curve-billed Thrasher
47 Dark-Eyed Junco
48 Dickcissel
49 Double-crested Cormorant
50 Eared Grebe
51 Eastern Spinebill
52 Eastern Whipbird
53 Eastern Yellow Robin
54 Eurasian Collared Dove
55 European Starling
56 Flame Robin
57 Gambel's Quail
58 Glaucous-winged Gull
59 Gray Butcherbird
60 Gray Fantail
61 Gray Shrikethrush
62 Great Blue Heron
63 Great Egret
64 Great-horned Owl
65 Great-tailed Grackle
66 Greater Roadrunner
67 Green-tailed Towhee
68 Hermit Thrush
69 House Finch
70 Killdeer
71 Ladder-backed Woodpecker
72 Large-billed Scrubwren
73 Lark Sparrow
74 Laughing Kookaburra
75 Lazuli Bunting
76 Lesser Goldfinch
77 Loggerhead Shrike
78 MacGillivray's Warbler
79 Mallard
80 Marsh Wren
81 Merlin
82 Mexican Duck
83 Monk Parakeet
84 Montezuma Quail
85 Mountain Chickadee
86 Mourning Dove
87 Northern Cardinal
88 Northern Flicker
89 Northern Harrier
90 Northern House Wren
91 Northern Mockingbird
92 Northern Pintail
93 Northern Pygmy Owl
94 Northern Rough-winged Swallow
95 Northern Shoveler
96 Orange-crowned Warbler
97 Osprey
98 Pine Siskin
99 Pink Robin
100 Pinyon Jay
101 Plumbeous Vireo
102 Red Wattlebird
103 Red-Breasted Nuthatch
104 Red-naped Sapsucker
105 Red-tailed Hawk
106 Red-winged Blackbird
107 Ring-billed Gull
108 Ring-necked Duck
109 Rock Pigeon
110 Rose Robin
111 Rufous Hummingbird
112 Savannah Sparrow
113 Say's Phoebe
114 Snowy Egret
115 Song Sparrow
116 Spotted Towhee
117 Steller’s Jay
118 Striated Thornbill
119 Summer Tanager
120 Superb Lyrebird
121 Swainson's Hawk
122 Townsend's Warbler
123 Tree Swallow
124 Turkey Vulture
125 Verdin
126 Vermilion Flycatcher
127 Vesper Sparrow
128 Western Cattle-Egret
129 Western Flycatcher
130 Western Kingbird
131 Western Meadowlark
132 Western Wood-Pewee
133 White-breasted Nuthatch
134 White-browed Scrubwren
135 White-crowned Sparrow
136 White-eared Honeyeater
137 White-faced Ibis
138 White-naped Honeyeater
139 White-throated Treecreeper
140 White-winged Dove
141 Wild Turkey
142 Wilson's Snipe
143 Wilson's Warbler
144 Wood Duck
145 Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay
146 Yellow Warbler
147 Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
148 Yellow-faced Honeyeater
149 Yellow-headed Blackbird
150 Yellow-rumped Warbler
151 Zone-tailed Hawk
Danielle Husband
1 mo. ago
3
bird species
$0.79
Per bird species
$2.37
Earned
Common mergansers, mallards, and cormorants on the Spokane River.
Donations 10
Bird and nature lovers unite for the ultimate 24-hour birdwatching showdown September 15 – October 15! The 47th Annual Rich Stallcup Bird-A-Thon raises critical funds for Point Blue Conservation Science's nature-based solutions to climate change, habitat loss, and other environmental threats to benefit wildlife and people. Learn more at pointblue.org. Questions about the Bird-A-Thon? Please visit our FAQs to learn more.