Diario del proyecto Alberta Rare Birds

To say this is an amazing record would be an understatement. We get Lewis Woodpeckers from time to time, but them mating and nesting is amazing.
https://ebird.org/checklist/S140077172

Some other notable sightings from the past month:

• Williamsons Sapsucker at Bragg Creek, I believe it is gone now
• 32 pacific loons at Cross Lake PP, breeding plumage males
• Great-tailed Grackle at Priddis Slough (unconfirmed)
• Red-headed Woodpecker, Cypress County
• Nashville Warbler at Pearce Estate Park (unconfirmed)
• Male Indigo Bunting in Cumberland (Edmonton)
• Eastern Wood-Pewee at St. Albert (May 26th)
• Tufted Duck at Picture Butte Reservoir

the craze from migration is beginning to die down. The Lewis Woodpeckers are still at their usual site, a couple great egrets have been seen near Spruce Grove and at the Narrows PRA on Buffalo Lake. Lesser Goldfinch near Beaver Mines which is a great record. There's a Long-tailed Duck at Ralph Klein Park that everyone's been going to see, not sure why since they show up every spring.

• Great Egret, Narrows PRA, Red Deer County
• Great Egret, Spruce Grove
• American Gold Plover, Frank Lake Blind
• Clark's Grebe, Frank Lake Blind
• Virginia Rail, Bebo Grove
• Nashville Warbler, Old Pipeline Trail, Banff
• Long-tailed Duck, Ralph Klein Park
• Great Egret, Spruce Ridge Point Edmonton
• Great Egret, Heritage Grove Park Trails, Edmonton
• Great Egret, Fairhaven Pond, Edmonton
• (Unconfirmed) Field Sparrow, Beaverhill Lake Observatory
• Red-headed Woodpecker, Off Highway 21 near Fort Macleod
• (Unconfirmed) Black-chinned Hummingbird, High Eagle RV Park , Drumheller
• Eurasian Wigeon, William Hawrelak Park, Edmonton