Have You Seen These Birds?

They since to be a major influx of White-crowned Pigeon into the island.  The first record of this bird on the island was at Moncrieffe, St. John on April 9^th, 2014, a single bird. White-crowned Pigeons are between 13-14” in length, dark grey with a contrasting white-crown or head, closely resembling the more common Scaly-nape Pigeon aka Ramier aka Wildleys. Thus far over 10 birds were seen in 4 parishes.  If you see this bird please let me know where you saw it and the amount seen. You can leave a comment in this post or email me at 100birdsbarbados@gmail.com.
 
Here are the sightings to date:

• March 8th 1 bird @ Moncrieffe, St. John
• March 16th 1 bird @ Chancery Lane, Christ Church
• March 19th 6 birds @ The Graeme Hall Swamp, Christ Church
• March 22nd 2 birds @ Westmoreland, St. James
• March 23rd 2 birds @ Searles, Christ Church 
• March 24th 1 bird @ near Christie Village, St. Thomas 
• March 24th 1 bird @ Mount Standfast, St. James