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22nd
Annual World Series of Birding
May 14, 2005
Award Winners
Urner-Stone Cup
(highest number total species) -
222 species
Nikon / DVOC Lagerhead
Shrikes
Captain Paul Guris, Bert Filemyr,
Mike Fritz, Eric Pilotte
Ed Stearns Award
(highest number total species;
non-resident team) - 216 species
Bushnell/Connecticut Audubon/New
Canaan Nature Center
Woodpeckers
Captain Frank Gallo, Patrick
Dugan, Ken Elkins, Jeremiah
Trimble, Peter Trimble
LGA Award
(highest total par; limited
geographic area) - 158
species (90% Par Burlington
County) Rancocas Nature
Center Small-headed
Flycatchers
Captain Brian Vernachio, Ward
Dasey, Jon Sutton
Cape May County Award
(highest number total species
Cape May County) - 177
species
Leica / Cape May Bird
Observatory Cape MayB=s
Captain Mark Garland, Michael O=Brien,
Louise Zemaitis
Cape Island Cup (highest number
total species - South of the
Canal) -
136 species
WildBird Magazine Zen
Zugunruhe
Captain Dave Hedeen, Matt
Garvey, Tait Johansson, Tim
Keyes
Big Sit Award
(highest number total species in
a single location) - 110
species
Sandy Hook Bird Observatory
Platform Onlies
(Sandy Hook Hawkwatch Platform)
Captain Bob Fogg, Lise
Amarasekerg, Mike Fahay
Floyd P. Wolfarth Senior Award
(highest number total species) -
150 species
Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife
Refuge
Captain Joe Costanza, Cliff
Jones, Susan Setterberg, Karenne
Snow
Hop Swift Youth Award
Division A (Grades 1-5)
(highest number total species) -
75 species
West Cape May Elementary School
Rockin=
Robins Team A
Hop Swift Youth Award
Division B (Grades 6-8)
(highest number total species) -
150 species
Centreville Middle School CMS
Chick Burr-ders
Hop Swift Youth Award
Division C (Grades 9-12)
(highest number total species) -
212 species
Nikon Space Coast
Coastal Cuckoos
Captain Zach Baer, Andy Bankert,
Ross Gallardy, Tom Johnson
Total Cumulative - 260
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