I've added to my list in my previous email the additional species 
necessary to include the top ten most frequently reported species in 
2015 just posted by Jim Guion.  The following numbers are for all years 
in the eBird record, and for all of Vermont.

Number of times reported --
      Black-capped Chickadee    82,827
      American Crow     69,421
      Blue Jay     66,382
      American Robin     58,447
      American Goldfinch     54,965
      Song Sparrow     49,297
      Mourning Dove     46,244
      White-breasted Nuthatch     43,389
      Northern Cardinal     42,610
      Downy Woodpecker     46,244
      European Starling     26,396
      House Sparrow     13,617

Total birds reported ---
      European Starling     685,346
      American Crow     542,078
      Black-capped Chickadee     436,715
      American Robin     432,461
      American Goldfinch     327,628
      Blue Jay     264,858
      Mourning Dove     193,873
      Song Sparrow     167,485
      House Sparrow     109,166
      Northern Cardinal     91,591
      White-breasted Nuthatch     71,614
      Downy Woodpecker     64,021

Any other species you can think of that might have high enough numbers 
to get in either of these lists?

Cheers,

Ian
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On 5/24/2016 2:03 PM, Ian A. Worley wrote:
> Number of times reported --
>      Black-capped Chickadee    82,827
>      American Crow     69,421
>      Blue Jay     66,382
>     American Goldfinch     54,965
>      Song Sparrow     49,297
>      European Starling     26,396
>      House Sparrow     13,617
>
> Total birds reported ---
>      European Starling     685,346
>      American Crow     542,078
>      Black-capped Chickadee     436,715
>      American Goldfinch     327,628
>      Blue Jay     264,858
>      Song Sparrow     167,485
>      House Sparrow     109,166