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  2. Buddym
    Too hard to tell? I thought the tan looking one had to be some kind of Dowitcher
  3. GarWarner GarWarner joined the community
  4. GarWarner
    When navigating the “What bird” search on my iPad, I can’t navigate to additional pages in the list view. Is anyone else having that problem? When I am in “list” view, it will say, for example, “Results 1-10 of 28” but there is no apparent way to get to the 11-20 or 21-28 of them. When I choose “icons” view, it will show beneath the “Results 1-10 of 28” a second row that has clickable items “1 2 3 Next” but these do not show up on the “text” view. Also, on the “icons” view there is an “Expand” next to the “Restart” . The “Expand” option is hidden on the Text view.
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  6. Charlie Spencer started following Hummingbird with green throat, Ontario
  7. Charlie Spencer
    Adult male Ruby-Throated. The feathers are reflective, and the color depends on the angle of the light.
  8. lonesome55dove
  9. Creeker
    Looks good for Western Wood-Pewee to me.
  10. lonesome55dove
    Laughing Gull. 🙂
  11. Bird Brain
    Agreed.
  12. lonesome55dove
    Sorry, West Coast gulls are all I have to offer ...but thanks for the comment. Apparently, gull experts are hard to come by! 🙂
  13. Mark
    Correction on the male warbler that was hanging out with the others. Upon closer inspection, it is a Black-throated Green Warbler, not a Golden-cheeked Warbler.
  14. blackburnian
    Yes.
  15. millipede
    I haven't studied the hummingbirds much but I can say that the color of that throat can look different depending on lighting. All I see is dark(not necessarily green) but that might not be the color that shows in the light.
  16. HamRHead
    Would you mind posting some East-coast gulls for a change? Not that I could help with them either but they do seem slightly less complicated.
  17. justinw started following Cassins and Botteris Sparrows - S. Texas
  18. justinw
    First week of May I was birding near Laguna Atascosa in South Texas. Lots of singing sparrows, both Cassins and Botteri's, but we found that distinguishing the silent birds was difficult. Two photos here, the first I believe is a Botteri's based on the plain brown chest, large dark bill, and a hint of a gray neck. The second is somewhat tricky. Based on the stripe down the side of the throat, some speckling on the neck, and less buff on the sides I was leaning Cassins. Input appreciated! - Justin Watts, MN
  19. HamRHead
    I don't believe a juvenile would have the dark throat. I would say this is an adult male.
  20. Johnd
    Kite, White Tailed
  21. jan.williams@yahoo.com
    More pictures my daughter took this afternoon. She also took a video but the file was too large. He/she had a big earthworm! Thanks for the info!!
  22. HamRHead
    Bonaparte's I think.
  23. FrenchgirlinTO2
    HI, I saw this hummingbird in Ontario today. Is it a Juvenile Ruby-throated hummingbird? Is it why its throat is green? thx
  24. FrenchgirlinTO2
    Hi, I saw this bird today in Ontario. Any idea what it is? thx
  25. HamRHead
    Yes!
  26. justinw justinw joined the community
  27. FrenchgirlinTO2
    Hi, I saw this bird today in Ontario. Is it a black-billed cuckoo? thx
  28. sbutk
    Hahaha. I feel only partially foolish now. Thanks, though! 🙂
  29. The Bird Nuts started following UnID bird recording in late evening
  30. The Bird Nuts
    That is actually a frog, a Spring Peeper to be exact.
  31. bearcat6
  32. sbutk started following UnID bird recording in late evening
  33. sbutk
    Can anyone help identify this bird, that I think is hiding under my hedge? My Android app is consistently suggesting Wood Thrush; Baltimore Oriole; and even Blue Jay - though looking up each of these calls specifically is NOT a match for what I've recorded. This is second night we've been hearing this [presumed] bird; my mom hopes it won't keep her up again when she's trying to sleep! 😯 Thanks! P1890210.MP4
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