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Keep an eye on those branches next year. The Rough-Wingeds and Barns perch on a couple of 'No Trespassing' signs at a nearby pond a few times a week. They've returned to these signs for the last few years. They give me plenty of opportunities for decent shots from the 'car-blind' (well, as decent as I'm capable of capturing).
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Yesterday, W. PA. 1. Tanager or warbler? Or other? 2. Yellow rumped warbler? 3. Black throated green female warbler? Other?
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Juvenile Red-Tailed Hawk or Swainson's?
BirdMan posted a topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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The photos aren't opening for me either.
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If it is down on page 3 then any old non expert can take a stab at it I guess. I say field sparrow based on eye ring, leg color and bill color. I have never seen one with such pronounced malar stripes though.
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Agree with Double-crested Cormorant. It is usually the only cormorant we get in the midwest.
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Waterfowl ID
Jerry Friedman replied to gr8unclefester's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Can someone tell me what kind of bird this is? I shot this picture on 9/23/2018 in Southern Indiana at a wildlife refuge.
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The white tail with dark bars and a dark subterminal band is also right for Swainson's. And let's hear it for color-blind birders!
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bearcat6 replied to bearcat6's topic in Photo Sharing and Discussion
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bearcat6 replied to bearcat6's topic in Photo Sharing and Discussion
Dn't know where my pic above went, I'll try again -
agree with TBN
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hbvol50 replied to bearcat6's topic in Photo Sharing and Discussion
Summer Tanager, female, first day of fall 2018 by hbvol50, on Flickr With a Yellow jacket Working on it by hbvol50, on Flickr -
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hbvol50 replied to bearcat6's topic in Photo Sharing and Discussion
Photo Life Bird Warbling Vireo by hbvol50, on Flickr Warbling Vireo by hbvol50, on Flickr -
Today, Augusta, GA. Thanks.
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Today, Augusta, GA. It may be the same bird as Bird 2 from today, but I can say for sure.
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You know when you've had a hot dry summer when there's a phainopepla hanging out in Washington. I'm sure we all get these odd birds from time to time.
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Northern Arkansas Birds
The Bird Nuts replied to cobal's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
1. Red-eyed Vireo 2. White-eyed Vireo 3. Eastern Wood-Pewee, I think -
Today, Augusta, GA. Thanks.
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Today, Augusta, GA. Thanks.
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Small Bird Help Needed
The Bird Nuts replied to cccougar's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Yes, most of the Solitaries I have seen have those white spots. -
Small Bird Help Needed
cccougar replied to cccougar's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Thank you for your responses. Yes I’m in Charleston, SC. Solitary Sandpiper is a lifer bird for me, so thank you even more! Have you seen the white spots that these have? First time using this forum in a while. I had been active on it for years but just learned of the crash. Had to reregister as I guess everyone did. -
Newfoundland duck/goose
The Bird Nuts replied to simjenk's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
The duck in the center with the white chest is a domestic Mallard. I believe the other ducks are American Black Ducks and not Mallards. -
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The Bird Nuts replied to cccougar's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Assuming these were seen in South Carolina, these are Solitary Sandpipers. In North America, the Common Sandpiper (Actitis hypoleucos) occurs only in Alaska.
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