One male (1992-34) from 2- 3 May 1992, Cameron: Smith Ridge, approx. 3 mi. NW of Johnsons Bayou School, David P. Muth, Alfred E. and Gwen B. Smalley (ph), Curtis A. Marantz, and Steven W. Cardiff (LSUMZ 154286)(Remsen et al. 1996; AB 46(3):437; Remsen et al. 1998). Identified to subspecies flavoviridis (Remsen et al. 1996).
Two (1998-01) from 3-7 Jul 1998, Cameron: Hackberry Ridge, 2 mi. WSW of Johnsons Bayou School; Jason D. Weckstein (ph, audio tape), Joseph P. Kleiman (ph taken 5 Jul), William R. Fontenot, and Dave Patton (audio tape made 7 Jul); FN 52(4): 467.
One (2000-85) on 24 Apr 2000, Cameron: Sabine NWR; Stefan Woltmann (ph) and Jennifer Owen; NAB56(4): 448 lists this record in the Addenda. This is the fourth accepted, and third hard-evidence, record.
One (2000-032) on 7 May 2000, Cameron: Johnsons Bayou, Peveto Woods Sanctuary; Sidney A. Gauthreaux, Jr.
One (2007-084) on 28 September 2007, Cameron: Willow Island, ca 6 mi. E Cameron; B. Mac Myers III, Donna L. Dittmann and Steven W. Cardiff.
One (2008-19) on 3 May 2008, Cameron: Johnsons
Bayou, 29.768o N, 93.651o W; Frank Moore and
Emily Cohen,
Lainie LaHaye
(ph only);
banded by Dana Ripper
and Christine Roy.
Photo by Lainie LaHaye
One (2009-33) on 16-18 May 2009, Cameron:
Peveto Woods Sanctuary;
Gary Broussard
(ph),
Phillip A. Wallace
(ph),
Tom Finnie
(ph),
Dave Patton
(ph),
Devin Bosler
(ph),
Paul E. Conover, and
Matthew J. Pontiff
(ph).
Photo by Dave Patton
One (2009-34) on 17-18 May 2009, Cameron:
Johnsons Bayou;
Phillip A. Wallace
(ph),
Paul E. Conover
(ph), and
Devin Bosler
(ph); found
by David P. Muth.
Photo by Paul Conover
One adult female (2010-46) banded on 29 April
2010, Cameron: Johnsons Bayou;
T. J. Zenzal
(ph).
Photo by T. J. Zenzal
One adult female (2010-87) banded on 7 May
2010, Cameron: Johnsons Bayou;
T. J. Zenzal
(ph).
Photo by T. J. Zenzal
One (2010-28) on 8, 17, 28-31 May 2010,
Cameron: Johnsons Bayou, Peveto Beach Woods, BRAS
Sanctuary;
B. Mac Myers III,
Phillip A. Wallace,
Gary Broussard
(ph),
Paul E. Conover
(ph), and
Jeffrey W. Harris.
Presumably, sightings on all dates pertain to
one individual found 8 May 2010.
Photo by Paul Conover
One (2012-072) on 9 May and (presumably the same individual relocated on) 12 May 2012, Cameron: BRAS Peveto Woods
Sanctuary;
Jay V. Huner,
B. Mac Myers III
(ph), and
Paul E. Conover (ph).
Photo by Paul E. Conover
One (2014-046) on 11 October 2014, Cameron: Johnsons Bayou, Peveto Woods Sanctuary;
Paul E. Conover
(ph) and
Jay V. Huner.
Photo by Paul E. Conover
One (2015-042) on 5-18 June 2015, Jefferson: Grand Isle SP adjacent to Admiral Craik Rd., ca 0.2 mi. W park
entrance;
Erik I. Johnson
(audio),
Janine Robin,
Dan O�Malley (ph),
Nancy L. Newfield,
Robert C. Dobbs
(ph), and
Steve Locke (color illustration).
Photo by Dan O�Malley
One (2015-045) on 10-13 June 2015, Cameron: Johnsons Bayou, Peveto Woods Sanctuary;
Dave Patton (ph, audio),
John Whittle (ph),
Jay V. Huner, and
Devin Bosler.
Photo by John Whittle
One (2016-015) on 15 May 2016, Cameron: Johnsons Bayou, Peveto Woods Sanctuary;
Paul E. Conover (ph).
Photo by Paul E. Conover
One (2019-023) on 13 April 2019, Cameron: Grand
Chenier; University of Southern Mississippi Migratory Bird
Research Group and Julie Shieldcastle (ph only).
Photo by Julie Shieldcastle
One (2019-075) on 26 May 2019, Jefferson: Grand Isle,
Exxon Fields; Joan Garvey (ph).
Photo by Joan Garvey
One (2021-030) on 2-8 May 2021, Cameron: Willow Island, 7 mi. E Cameron; Paul E. Conover (ph; https://
ebird.org/checklist/S86957181, https://ebird.org/checklist/S87571589), Malise Prieto, and Robert C. Dobbs.
Photo by Robert C. Dobbs
One singing (95-40) on 14-15 May 1995, Cameron: [Johnsons Bayou], chenier W of Erbelding-Martin Road. The observer did not have any experience with Yellow-green Vireo and identified the bird primarily on the basis of bright yellow flanks and undertail coverts. Unfortunately, the written report lacked enough detail about face pattern, bill size, and the extent of yellow on the flanks and sides to eliminate from consideration a relatively �bright� Red-eyed Vireo (V. olivaceus).
One or two (2000-031) on 22 July 2000, Cameron: Peveto Woods Sanctuary. Primary emphasis was placed on the bird�s voice and behavior instead of plumage details, which were not described well-enough to support the identification. Specifically, the head pattern and extent of yellow on the under parts were not discussed in the report. All Members agreed that the report was not acceptable.
One (2011-146) on 13 May 2011, Cameron: Johnsons Bayou, Peveto Woods Sanctuary. Despite the record being within the �expected� period of the species� occurrence, this potential 13th state record was supported by a relatively brief description noting a few basic field guide characters. Although all agreed that it was possibly correctly identified, a majority of Members believed that the rudimentary description was inadequate for acceptance. Sadly, documentation was submitted by only one of the three observers.