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Y'all are making me feel better...16 points
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I’ve only had one good view ever, and I didn’t know how to use my camera that well back then...14 points
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https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/35065342110 points
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The only time I spotted an accipiter in my yard during the twenty years I have lived here was last Fall. I came back from a birding trip and it was there having lunch on my deck but I had to shoot through a very dirty patio window and screen as it was only about 3m/10ft away. The second photo is more typical, zipping past me at high speed.9 points
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And a shot of the same bird with a coop for comparison9 points
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This is a Sharpie, right?9 points
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I don’t have anything good yet9 points
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Snowy Egret8 points
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I guess this little guy (Chipping Sparrow I believe) was hungry!8 points
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This is my only shot of a sharpie7 points
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Does a Bench Count? Cormorant Common Nighthawk7 points
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As a friend of mine says, if there were no fences, no one would ever get a picture of a sparrow. (He may be exaggerating slightly.) All of these are from Española, N.M. Say's Phoebes. Obvious Eastern Kingbird (only spot for them in the county) Mountain Bluebirds Lincoln's Sparrows7 points
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My only shot of one too. Seen quite a few, just no pics. Much better luck with Cooper's.6 points
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In no particular order: Wilma, Willow, Whitley, Wilhelmina, Douglas, David, Darren, Daniel, and Dominic6 points
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Female American Redstart.6 points
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I don't have any good ones either. I've seen quite a few around here but they never seem to give a good photo opportunity! Here's a couple of the best I have to offer.6 points
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Wood Ducks! You can start to see the facial pattern on the males, and the fact that the eyeline starts behind the eye rules out mallard.6 points
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I was on the fence about posting it sense the Black-headed Grosbeak is on a Railing, but I decided to anyways6 points
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Read headed woodpecker6 points
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Upland Sandpiper6 points
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Common NIghthawk6 points
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It’s still a Cardinal. It still has the thick, stout bill, with some black around the chin.6 points
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Thanks! Good to be back! I graduated with my BS in Ecology 3 years ago now! Now I'm back in school for my masters... It never ends...lol6 points
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White-tailed Kite https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/350455131 American Redstart https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/3504523416 points
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A place to share your old or new photos of birds on a fence, fence post, utility pole or utility wire. I shared a few of these a few days ago in another topic and thought it would make a good topic of it's own. I know I have seen and photographed many different species over the years that fit this category. I'm sure others have too. Scaled Quail-Colorado5 points
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Wow! Those are pretty good. I've never seen one perched in the open in good lighting like that.5 points
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Limpkin5 points
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This is a young-of-the-year male that is still has a bill that is mostly black and is not quite finished replacing its female-like brown body plumage -- you can still see some brown feathering on the back. Full juvenile plumage Immature male not quite as far along in the post-juvenile molt5 points
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Turquoise-browed Motmot5 points
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Yes, I think so4 points
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No; but admin recently increased them. They are not planning to increase them again. Hosting your photos on another site is a good solution.4 points
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Gator nest with egg.4 points
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Thank you for identifying that Bird for me. It is a Chuck wills widow. I sure appreciate your help with this.4 points
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Whats the new bird this week?4 points
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They do Immature male in spring/early summer Adult females: https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/244773791 https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/592929614 points
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Can females have that bluish shoulder patch and blue tinge to the tail? But yes, I agree definitely not a young bird, just curious about that fact. By the way @Tim Emmerzaal, looks like that bird is banded, neat find!4 points
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Picked up a few lifers while down in Tennessee for college orientation! Great looks at YCNH, and I managed to hear a SUTA and a YTWA! Also saw my first adult Blue Grosbeaks!4 points
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@Seanbirds Can you confirm that this a a juv Western Coachwhip? Sorry for the not so great pics... It wasn't the most cooperative snake I've ever seen!4 points
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Looks like a young Barn.4 points
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American White Pelicans! Finally stopped pouring rain here, so I went into the yard to do some skywatching. Didn't see much, got bored, and proceeded to clear up part of the yard... and happened to look up and behold the 9th county records then flew over. Thankfully I still had my camera with me. https://ebird.org/checklist/S908191984 points
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Scaled Quail -- Arizona4 points
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Oh my what big eyes you have-Horse Fly3 points
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Spotted Towhee this morning https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/3504345113 points
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Learning bird vocalizations and sounds helps IMMENSELY when one cannot visually ID a bird…which is surprisingly often given that birds tend to be obscured, high up, distant, skulky, far, uncooperative, brief, etc. You get the point.3 points
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https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/3503009713 points
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