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    OK, I have ideas.. My best ID's would be: 1. Female bay-breasted warbler 2. Chestnut sided 3. Female black-throated green warbler 4. Northern parula? Here is a different pic of the same bird
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    I saw these birds today at a nature preserve in Essex County, NJ. Just want to make sure I submit to E-bird correctly. I believe I have a bad pic of a scarlet tanager, an indigo bunting, yellow-rumped warbler, red-eyed vireo, and a great crested flycatcher. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw these birds today at a nature preserve in Essex County, NJ. Unfortunately they were all small and fast.. so I didn't get any real good shots.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw these birds today at a park in Essex County, NJ. I know the bird in front is a mourning dove.. we really only see mourning doves here.. Isthe bird in the back something different though? Maybe a juvenile? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw these birds today at a park in Essex County, New Jersey. Maybe an orchard oriole and a great crested flycatcher? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    Ruby-throated
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    I saw this bird yesterday at DeKorte Park, In the Meadowlands, NJ. I want to make sure I ID it right in E-bird.. I want to say raven... I'm not 100% sure these are the same bird... I had the aperture setting way off, and I lost track of it trying to adjust... Any help would be greatly appreciated
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    I saw these birds yesterday at DeKorte Park, in the Meadowland, NJ. I believe I have a white-throated, Savannah, Song, and a House sparrow. The last one I'm not sure... white throated? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw this one today at DeKorte Park, in the Meadowlands New Jersey. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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    Wow, you all are amazing!
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    Cloudy day on Friday at a local reservation in Essex County New Jersey. I brightened the picture as much is it would let me.. any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    Hoping someone from the AZ area can tell me what kind of squirrel this is? I saw this at the Grand Canyon when visiting this summer..
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    Any chance I could get this butterfly identified? I saw it over the summer in Arizona, and I'm not at all familiar with it. Is this the right forum to even ask?
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    I really appreciate that.. One more if you don't mind.. which picture is better for the hairy woodpecker? I think the first picture is clearer, but the second picture captures a better angle..
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    I like to have one picture on my flicker account that represents each bird, and I often don't know which picture to use... I was looking for a thread and thought maybe this one.. I don't think either picture is great, but if you were going to post one of them... which is a better picture of a dark-eyed junco?
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    I saw these birds on a nature trail in Northern New Jersey today. I think the first three might all be dark-eyed juncos, and maybe a hermit thrush? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    Only see Black-capped chickadees in northern NJ...
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    I saw these birds today at the Shawangunk Grasslands in Ulster County, NY. I don't have much experience with owls, but based on what else has been reported, I assume these are short-eared owls? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I was at the Shawangung Grasslands in Ulster County, NY today. A group of about 5 of these birds flew out of the grass, and I was able to snap a quick pic of this one. My only thought is swamp sparrow? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I think here in NJ, it would be a ring-billed...
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    I saw this bird today at Verona Park, NJ in Essex County. Raven's aren't common here, but they are sighted more and more frequently in northern New Jersey. it definitely sounded like a raven, but can it be confirmed or denied from these pics?
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