Kevin

Any more thoughts???

I did a search on Amazon and these came up. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Binoculars+with+bulit+in+Camera&ref=nb_sb_noss

Welcome to Whatbird! I agree with Spotted Towhee.

@gstacks Do you have any more photos, showing the bill and or wing pattern better?

Agreed.

Agreed.

Thank you for the thoughts every one! I can not say that it was only eating berries, but I did see it eat at least two. I would not rule out any birds because of my judgment of the size of the bird. The only expected warblers here right now are: Orange-crowned, Pine, Yellow-rumped, and Common Yellowthroat. I think it may have been a Nashville Warbler. It did have some white behind the legs. As you can partly see in the second photo. (In the original post.)

Field Sparrow.

This bird had a grayish-green back, and a yellowish chest. This bird was eating berries of a Ashe Juniper tree (More commonly known as Blue Juniper). It seemed lager than a Orange-crowned Warbler. Sorry for the horrendous photos. Today Palo Pinto Co. TX. Thanks!

Killdeer.

Definitely!

I agree.

Yesterday I saw two Crested Caracaras attacking a Black Vulture, and calling VERY loudly! In a few minutes they flew over landed in two different trees, then flew on. Not a lifer, but a yard bird!

Agreed.

Agreed. Nice find!

Agreed.

It looks like a Eastern Red-tailed Hawk to me.

Welcome to Whatbird! I agree.

Red-shouldered.

Welcome! I agree with Golden-crowned Kinglet.

I agree.

Agreed.

This.

It looks like a common to me. But wait for the experts. @akandula

Agreed.