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  3. lenablack
    Seen March 18 in central New Jersey. Is it a common goldeneye? Thanks.
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  5. akiley
    Yes.
  6. Bob T started following Song Sparrow?
  7. Bob T
    I saw two of these near a small lake at the Holden Arboretum, in Kirtland, Ohio about 11 a.m. on 20 March. They were feeding in the tall grass near the lake. Thanks in advance. Robert Titus
  8. Nivalis
    Send in your photos of birds doing funny and odd things
  9. Nivalis
    This is my personal favorite photo
  10. Boyd started following Hummingbird ID
  11. Boyd
    This morning Sierra Nevada, AZ Is this a Black-chinned female? Thanks for you help.
  12. Nivalis started following What is this bird song?
  13. Nivalis
    Heard in sage brush in Taos New Mexico its quite hold up to ear or trie to amplify New Mexico bird.m4a
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  15. ShellBelle82
    Yesterday I spotted two birds in flight while crossing a bridge over a bayou in South Louisiana. They appeared to be about crow-sized or a little larger. One appeared to be black or mostly black but the other had pure white wings and a pure white head against its black body. I believe they also had orange beaks. I've looked at several sources and cannot find a bird like this so I'm thinking it is an unusual morph or a mutation. Any ideas what it may have been?
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  17. geoffclarke
    I agree with Blue-gray Gnatcatcher. Though I don't have experience with the other Gnatcatchers, looks like all the Blue-gray I've seen. I think the white outer tail feathers are a good clue.
  18. Geam Liang
    Never expected it to be a Nuthatch! Thanks...
  19. The Bird Nuts started following Brownish short tailed bird with black eye stripe and Help ID Golden Crowned kinglet I hope
  20. The Bird Nuts
    Yes, White-throated Sparrow.
  21. elegant
    Hey, Think that is right. Did not think to look in the sparrow section. Was looking in warbler and kinglet area. Thank you. Also was thinking it looked large for sparrow. White Throated Sparrow, however is also different for my feeder!
  22. Kerri
    White Throated Sparrow is my guess but wait for the experts :)
  23. elegant
    Hello, Have seen this bird at my feeder a few days now in Columbia SC. First day I could capture a picture. After searching I think it might be a Golden - Crowned Kinglet. Need the experts! Would be exciting as it is different! Thank you. elegant
  24. The Bird Nuts
    Red-breasted Nuthatch!
  25. Geam Liang started following Brownish short tailed bird with black eye stripe
  26. Geam Liang
    Date - April 20, 2018 in Denver. Walked around the hotel and this bird was right above me when I shot these 2 frames but it flew off when I tried to get a better angle. Need help to ID this bird, thank you .
  27. The Bird Nuts started following Small yellowish belly and vent, Need help to ID please. and Need id please.
  28. The Bird Nuts
    I think... 1, 6. Song Sparrow 2, 3. Lesser Yellowlegs 4. Sora 5. Swainson's Thrush
  29. The Bird Nuts
    I vote House Wren for the wren due to the color and beak shape. It looks dark because of the lighting and the tail looks short because of the angle.
  30. Geam Liang
    Thank you all for the help... this is a great first experience.
  31. The Bird Nuts
    I agree - no Bushtits, all Titmice.
  32. akiley
    Look at the dark tips to the outer primaries. That’s the clincher for Little Blue.
  33. Bee_ keeper
    I'd like to know the context of this shot. Was the bird flying over water or land, did it land anywhere, and feed or forage in any way you could see, etc.? It just has such an unusual cast to it.
  34. southisland
    Well, my bushtits pig-out on the hummingbird feeder all day and look like golf balls. Seriously, thanks for your expertise IvoryBillHope, time for me to log-out zzzzz
  35. Geam Liang
    Thank you. There is so much to figure out, sexual dimorphism is one, then some birds have breeding and non-breeding plumage and others like the Sunbirds we have locally may have an eclipse plumage... All the more to learn I guess. I so appreciate this. Looking forward to another trip at the end of the year... hmmm, might not get to see many birds since they migrate south right? Going to Minneapolis
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