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Pretty sure it's a Great Horned Owl. This recording is very similar: https://www.xeno-canto.org/3342261 point
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Well, getting my Thanksgiving spirit on................................................with a cold. 😥😝1 point
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I like the Cooper's theory. The tail is clearly that of an accipiter. A sharpie wouldn't be that much bigger than a pigeon, among other differences, and a goshawk would have wavy dark tail bands with white edges as seen from above. But see what others say.1 point
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Thank you both. The influx of warblers had one observer refer to all the colors as Skittles. yes, that is a white Crowned Pigeon that had folks flocking to see it at the SouthPadre Island Birding and Nature Center the first week of October, 2018! I was 4th to photo it.1 point
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Looks fine for a normal BT Green to me. The hybrid Hermit x Townsend's that I've seen can come in two varieties. The typical appearance would show some obvious yellow bleeding into the breast and flanks. A rare form of the hybrid is more confusing and looks more like a BTNW, but has a stronger facial pattern like a Townsend's.1 point
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Thanks for the help! That's a lifer for me....strange that it came out west.1 point
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If I'm not mistaken, the white on the scapulars and the light brown tail with narrow, even dark bars are also good for Red-tailed.1 point
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It's too bulky for a Rough-legged among other subtle differences which are difficult for me to explain. This is a young Red-tailed Hawk.1 point
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This isn't a good picture, but it is my life Surf Scoter, found by other birders here in N. M. yesterday.1 point
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BBC Costa's Hummingbird,11-18-2018 Avondale, Az. Costa's Hummingbird by R. Tompkins, on Flickr1 point
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No, I don't......I wish I could play piano but I don't want to take the time to learn it. I can only play Hot Cross Buns.............🤣1 point
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I was birding a couple days ago (October 6) in Flagstaff, AZ, and I saw a tiny fledgling bird on the ground (first two photos). I saw a Lesser Goldfinch nearby (third photo), which I thought might be a parent. Two questions: 1) Is the little bird a Lesser Goldfinch? 2) Is it normal for a bird this young to be on the ground? It could flutter a little, but only fly a foot or so in the air. It hopped around a little, seemed unsure of what to do (but didn't seem too afraid of me), and chirped loudly. Do the parents come and feed birds in this situation? It was such a tiny little bird, so I was a little concerned for it.1 point
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Black Rat Snake by Greg Miller, on Flickr Eastern Chipmunk by Greg Miller, on Flickr Lifer Bobcat by Greg Miller, on Flickr1 point
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