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I saw this bird today at the Garret Mountain Reservation in Essex County, NJ. I can't make out enough to ID it.. Any help would be greatly appreciated

I saw this bird today at the Garrett Mountain Reservation in Essex County, NJ. red tailed hawk? The facial markings are confusing me..

I saw these birds yesterday at the Garret Mountain Reservation in Essex County, New Jersey. I believe I have a poor lighting pic of an olive-sided flycatcher, (based on what I can make out of the coloring and its position), and an eastern wood pee-wee (shape of head and lack of eye ring). Any help would be greatly appreciated, and if there are better field markers that I should be using, I would appreciate that as well!

I saw these birds today at the Garrett Mountain Reservation in Essex County, NJ. I feel like my only guess is grey cheeked thrush... I'm pretty sure the second is a brown thrasher (which I realize is not a thrush..). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Finally! That is awesome!!!

I saw this over the past weekend bird at DeKorte Park at the Meadowlands in NJ. The light was bad, and flycatchers are difficult for me in perfect conditions, so any help would be greatly appreciated

I saw these birds this past weekend at DeKorte Park at the Meadowlands in New Jersey. When I photographed them, I thought they were all barn swallows, but now I'm just not certain, (except for the last one...) Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I saw these birds today at DeKorte Park at the Meadowlands in New Jersey. When I took the pic, I thought these were all dowitchers, but the coloring on the bird in the center seems off.. Any help would be greatly appreciated

I saw these birds today at Dekorte Park, at the meadowlands in New Jersey. There have been multiple reported sightings of white-rumped sandpipers.. I've tried many times to submit what I thought might be white-rumped... but I'm always wrong ? So... I'm a glutton for punishment. Can you take a look at these birds? With the black legs, prominent white eyebrow, and heavy streaking, especially on the front right, I'm thinking maybe....

I saw these birds today at a local nature preserve in Essex County, NJ. I think I have 1. An olive sided (which is odd because E-bird says these are rare, but its the second one I've photographed in the last two weeks) 2. Is this ID-able with just the back side? 3. Eastern wood peewee

Don't know if this helps, but I got a second bad picture of the first bird..

I don't know if any of these can be identified, but.. you all are always amazing so its worth a shot. I saw them this week at a nature preserve in Essex County New Jersey. Any help would be greatly appreciated..

With the spotting on the chest, and the rusty color, has to be a wood thrush, right?

I saw these birds today at a local nature preserve in Essex County New Jersey

This one has a bit of the chest.. he jus wouldn't turn around for me..

I saw this bird today at a nature preserve in Essex County, NJ. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Ruby-throated