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I saw this bird earlier this week at the Garret Mountain Reservation in northern New Jersey. I assumed it was a blue headed vireo, but it seemed very yellow... Any help would be greatly appreciated
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I saw this bird today at Hilltop Reservation in Essex County, NJ. I think, what that chest streaking, its a Lincoln's sparrow, but since I've never seen one before at that location, I'm hoping to confirm. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I saw these two birds today at the Hilltop Reservation in Essex County, NJ. I'm really not sure about either, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I saw these birds today at the Hilltop Reservation in Essex County, NJ. I think I have a Canada warbler, which is a new one for me if right, a chestnut sided warbler, and a red-eyed vireo. But I'm not certain, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I saw these birds today at the Celery Farm in Bergen County NJ. I think the first is a black throated green warbler, then next two are Cape may, and the last a yellow rumped.. but I'm really not sure so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I saw both of these birds this morning at the Celery Farm in Bergen County, NJ. They were at different areas of the park, but I think both are eastern phoebe. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Were you able to report the bands?
Charlie Spencer.. I don't know where to even begin doing that...
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I saw this bird yesterday at the Hilltop Reservation in Essex County, NJ. I'm fairly certain the beak can be used to ID this as a hairy, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I saw this bird yesterday at the Hilltop Reservation in Essex County, NJ. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I saw this bird yesterday at the Hilltop Reservation in Essex County, NJ. I was fairly certain it was an olive sided, but I see those are considered rare on E-bird, so before I post anything, can I get confirmation?
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I found a better picture...
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I saw this bird last weekend at a park in Essex County, NJ. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I saw these birds this past weekend at Sandy Hook, NJ. They look like semipalmated sandpipers, but they acted like sanderlings, so I believe they are sanderlings. But I'm not sure because I would have expected a paler coloration... Are they all sanderlings? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I guess what I meant to ask was.. the color seems much lighter than I'm used to seeing, especially on the beak. I'm used to seeing more of a reddish color, not that light orange like with this bird... Does this coloration indicate anything, or is it just a variation of pigmentation?
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I saw this bird yesterday at Sandy Hook New Jersey. I assumed a great black-backed gull, but the orange around the eye and on the beak is confusing me. Is that non-breeding coloring? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Only got one, taken a long time ago...
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I saw these birds today at the Hilltop Reservation in Essex County, NJ. I think I have a red eyed vireo and an eastern wood peewee, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I saw these birds today at the Hilltop Reservation in Essex County, NJ. It was so hard to get a decent pic, so I'm not sure if these can all be properly ID'd, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I saw these birds today at DeKorte Park, in the Meadowlands, NJ. I think the first two are semipalmated sandpipers.. I'm not sure about the third..the mud isn't letting me see the true leg color. The rustier color makes me think least...Then I think the last is a lesser yellowlegs.. but I'm not sure of any of these ID's so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Help with a hawk
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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I saw this bird earlier this week at Garret Mountain Reservation in Northern NJ. It seemed small, so I was thinking Sharp shinned, and I do see a notch in the tail, but any help would be greatly appreciated.