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OK lets try this one...20 points
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14 points
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And a non-breeding adult.14 points
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https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/36473763114 points
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12 points
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Some of my best photo's are of a pie-billed grebe12 points
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Shorebirds are in my top 3 favorite bird groups! Unfortunately Michigan isn’t the best state to see them, I think a trip out west is in order. Least Sandpiper Willet Dunlin11 points
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In the Lockwood Folly area, SE coastal NC. I heard Blue Jays and assorted other songbirds scream about something. After a few minutes of searching, I spotted this about 150 feet away and about 40 up. Based on a size estimate of 24 to 30 inches, I'm thinking female.10 points
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And a very old photo of mine...10 points
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10 points
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Here's mine..my second attempt, actually. Anyway, this is done in watercolors and India ink pens (completely freehand).10 points
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9 points
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Hard to pick the one I like best.9 points
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9 points
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My best of a bunch of horrifying photos.9 points
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Bairds Sandpiper today, unfortunately in about the worst light possible9 points
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Piping Plover Sanderlings Common Greenshank Reeve8 points
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My first photo of a MacGillvary's Warbler in Marin County.8 points
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Brown Pelican https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/3647441218 points
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I only ever saw the one Great Grey Owl...8 points
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Snowy Plover7 points
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Caspian Tern7 points
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7 points
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I think that this is probably a Pacific-slope Flycatcher given range, the buffy wingbars, and yellow-green wash on the breast. Edit: wow, double sniped!6 points
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White-rumped Sandpiper6 points
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Northern Parula.6 points
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6 points
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Solitary Sandpiper - not something I was expecting to see so I was very pleased! Baird’s Sandpiper These lifers got me into the top 100 for my county!6 points
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Costa's Hummingbird6 points
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6 points
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Ruby-throated.6 points
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Juvenile Ruff today. https://ebird.org/checklist/S938639806 points
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Pelegic6 points
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6 points
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Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk confirmed. Belly band and shape.5 points
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Yes, Black Phoebe.5 points
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California Towhee, Bewick's, & California Scrub Jay are all Lifers. ❤️ When is the clarifier, "Oregon" used for the junco?5 points
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When you have to write multiple essays a week you learn to type quickly.5 points
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1. Dark-eyed Junco 2. California Towhee 3. Anna's Hummingbird 4. Bewick's Wren 5 Bushtit 6. Dark-eyed Junco 7. California Scrub-Jay 8. Bushtit.5 points
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I never can get a good photo of a Barn Owl...5 points
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Definitely NOT a Red-necked grebe. It’s Eared/Horned, and I believe it’s a Horned.5 points
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Should be Hermit/Black-throated gray with the undertail pattern.5 points
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No doubt at all that this is a 5. Rated it.5 points
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It looks like a Trail's to me. Eyering is indistinct and primary projection is moderate. Tough thing is it is a juvenile. The gape flange is still yellow and fleshy and the proportions are a little stunted.5 points
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I think I would lean HY Tennessee Warbler. The bill looks pretty thin and the eyeline pretty well demarcated. HY fall birds are very yellow and dull.5 points
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5 points
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Leach's Storm-Petrel Tufted Duck Surf Scoter Razorbill5 points
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Broad-winged Hawk. Nice bird!5 points
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5 points
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Amazing shot!! Love it!4 points
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