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    I saw these birds yesterday at a nature preserve in Essex County, NJ. I think the first two are magnolia but any help would be greatly appreciated
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    OK, I have the same question. I thought this was a yellow-rumped, but perhaps its a Cape May Warbler? Does this count as base of the tail?
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    I saw these birds today at a nature preserve in Essex County, NJ. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw this bird today at a nature preserve in Essex County, NJ. It was soaring very high... Based on the tail pattern, I'm thinking broad winged hawk, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I love warbler season on the east coast. They are just don't like to sit still for me to take a good picture.. 😞 I saw these birds today at a nature preserve in Essex County. The second one is terrible lighting so maybe not identifiable. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw this bird today at a nature preserve in Essex County, NJ. I really have no idea what this is.. any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw these birds today at the Hilltop Reservation in Essex County, NJ. I just couldn't get a decent pic.. 😞 The first two are one bird, and I think the last 3 are another. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw this bird at the Celery Farm, in Bergen County, NJ. I'm thinking a disheveled song sparrow? But any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw this bird today at the Celery Farm in Bergen County, NJ. I can't tell what I am looking at from this angle, so any help would be greatly appreciated
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    I saw this bird today at the Celery Farm in Bergen County, NJ. I believe its a northern waterthrush, (with a house finch), but I'm not certain so I thought it best to confirm here. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    That would be awesome, a lifer for me.. but I would have thought a veery would be more reddish, no?
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    I saw this bird today at a wooded nature preserve in Essex County New Jersey. When I took the pic, I really that it was too small to be a thrush, but looking at the pic, I think t has to be one.. Grey-cheeked? Any help would be greatly appreciated
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    I saw this small bird today at a wooded nature park in Essex County New Jersey. It was hopping around the base of a bush, and never put itself in a spot I could take a decent pic.. I have a few not decent pics.. so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw these birds today at the Celery Farm, in Bergen County, New Jersey. I think I have a northern waterthrush, and a spotted sandpiper, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    Better pic is the female..
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    I was looking at this and thought for sure the consensus would have been greater black backed, because those legs definitely look pinkish grey and not yellow... but I am far from an expert, so I'll trust the others
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    I saw these birds this week at Sandy Hook, NJ. I want to say these are Sanderling, based on their behavior... Would I expect to see other sandpipers at a beach? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw both of these yesterday at Sandy Hook, NJ. I think field sparrow, and maybe song.. But any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw this little one yesterday at Sandy Hook, North beach. It must be a juvenile, so I'm not sure.. but could this be a piping plover? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    I saw this bird today at the Commerce Road Wetlands in Essex County, New Jersey. This one looks a lot like a solitary sandpiper. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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