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11 points
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Visual lifer, Henslow’s Sparrow! Finally, after having them Tzlick at me tantalizingly close in the grass... Unfortunately it was near noon, so the photo didn’t turn out as well as it could have, but I’m happy regardless. https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/35119001111 points
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY @Aveschapines!!! Thank you so much for everything you do here on Whatbird!! 🥳 🎂🎁10 points
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Lighting was HORRIBLE, but I think I salvaged a decent shot. https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/35123333110 points
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Forgot to attach this one, hope it’s alright to make another post. He puts so much effort into such a small “song”9 points
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1. Black-throated Blue Warbler. 2. Correct, Eastern Towhee.8 points
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Be careful with @Aveschapines candles, @Seanbirds, with that many candles you don't want the overworked firefighters thinking that there's another wildfire starting up. *ducks for cover*8 points
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https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/351230431 https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/3512304218 points
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Some of you have seen herons on a telephone wire before, but have you seen ducks on a wire?8 points
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I'd guess Cooper's (but that's a guess)7 points
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Dickcissel and House Wren.7 points
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Is this one carrying a tree to build its nest in???7 points
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Blue is actually visible in the photo on the tail. However, with blue colored birds in particular, remember that the color is actually created solely through nanostructures on the bird's feathers, meaning that it is not a pigment and thus very dependent on the way in which the light hits it7 points
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Thank you so much everyone! I saw I had a ton of notifications and was afraid people were acting up again LOL! 🎂😄 And yes, besides the risk of setting the volcano on fire, the candles would seriously eat into my birthday budget!6 points
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Wood Pewee6 points
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Spotted Towhee6 points
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5 points
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Surprise party!5 points
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Northern Mockingbird, Merlin, Belted Kingfisher, Townsend's Warbler, Spotted Sandpiper, Anna's Hummingbird, Dark-eyed Junco, American Goldfinch, Lark Sparrow, Vesper Sparrow, Ferruginous Hawk, Sage Thrasher, and Say's Phoebe.5 points
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Black-cheeked Woodpecker5 points
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No, the harsh contrast is typical of high ISO.4 points
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Soooo jealous!4 points
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Ash-throated Flycatcher, Eurasian Collared-Dove, Tricolored and Yellow-headed Blackbirds, Brown-headed Cowbird, and Lazuli Bunting.4 points
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Another Black-headed Grosbeak portrait https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/3513117214 points
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So, have you decided what name to use for your new account?4 points
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You got it. Juvenile male and female.4 points
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True that 🤣4 points
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The Great Blue Heron's dancing skills weren't enough to keep the audience interested in remaining for the entire performance.4 points
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Lily was beginning to regret the hat purchase. She couldn't see where she was going.4 points
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Horned Puffin!4 points
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I dunno, Charlie. I knew just about as much when I was born as I know now! 😏3 points
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Facial pattern is all wrong.3 points
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White-throated Swifts have longer tails than this bird, and more angular pointed wings. I agree with Alex, this looks like a Juvi Violet-green Swallow.3 points
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American Pipit, Myrtle x Audubon's integrade, and American Crow.3 points
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Orchard Oriole3 points
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Yes, Happy Birthday, @Aveschapines !! Hope you have a great day, and many happy returns! 😊3 points
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The eco-friendly plumed hat.3 points
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Woah, had no clue about this. Found this page with a few more details - https://asknature.org/strategy/feathers-produce-non-iridescent-colors/3 points
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Although he gave it his best, G. B. Heron could never master the Gull Obstacle Course!3 points
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Black Tern3 points
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