Cassin's Kingbird,  Tyrannus vociferans

Number of accepted Cassin's Kingbird records for Louisiana = 3 as of 25th Report of the LBRC  

Accepted Records

One female (1964-03) on 7 Nov 1964, Cameron: 4.6 mi. E of Holly Beach; R. Andrews (LSUMZ 33856; George H. Lowery, Jr.*); AFN19(1):47.
This was the FIRST record for Louisiana.

One adult female (91-42) on 27 Oct. 1991, Cameron: approx. 5 mi. E of Cameron; Andrew W. Kratter (LSUMZ 154280) and J. V. Remsen (AB 46(1):106; LOS 145).
This is the second record for Louisiana.

One (2021-076) on 25 October and presumably the same individual about 1/2 mi. to the north from where originally detected on 3 November 2021, East Baton Rouge and Iberville parishes: Manchac Road between Pecan Drive and Bayou Paul Lane; and 435 Pecan Drive; Donna L. Dittmann (ph) & Steven W. Cardiff (ph), Paul E. Conover (ph), Oscar Johnson (ph only). Initially discovered by Michelle McLindon. This represents the third accepted occurrence.

Photo by Oscar Johnson

Unaccepted Records

One (2009-108) on 18 November 2009, St. Mary: Cypremort Point, Ewing Cemetery. A couple of the photographs submitted superficially suggested this species, whereas others clearly supported identification as a Western Kingbird.