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Thank you! Greatly appreciated

I saw these birds today while hiking through a nature preserve in northern New Jersey. Any help confirming these would be greatly appreciated.. Brown Creeper? Chipping sparrow? Eastern peewee?

Thank you all! I was a little confused with the second bird. Is it female, or juvenile?

I saw these birds in Cape May, NJ a few weeks back. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you all!

I saw these birds in Cape May New Jersey earlier this week. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Very cool! Thank you!!!

Thank you both! They all look like different plumages to me, but I guess that's related to age or sex.... I really appreciate the help!

I saw these birds in August in North Carolina. I struggle with shorebirds, but I am fairly certain there is a willet, black bellied plover, sanderling, and semi palmated sandpipers, but any help would be greatly appreciated.

I saw this bird a few days back in Cape May, NJ. Is this a snow goose? I have never seen one before, and I didn't think I would see one in NJ, so any help would be greatly appreciated.

I saw these birds in the outer banks, NC in August. I always have trouble differentiating greater & lesser yellow legs, but I was hoping with another bird to put the size in perspective, I could confirm that this was a lesser? Can you also help confirm the other bird? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Saw these birds in the Outer Banks this August, hanging out on telephone lines.. These first two pics I believe are purple martin, the last one I can't tell. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Although it saddens me, I really do appreciate the help ID'ing it. Thank you both!

I saw this bird at Pea Island in the Outer Banks of NC, a few weeks back. It was with some white ibis, but I am hoping maybe its a long-billed curlew... That would be a new one for me, so my fingers are crossed. Any help would be greatly appreciated..

I saw this tern at Pea Island on the Outer Banks of NC a few weeks back. There was a birding group out at the time, and the guide identified this as a Caspian Tern. I can't differentiate this from a Royal Tern, but a Caspian would be new for me so I am hopeful... any help would be greatly appreciated.