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OK. Thanks everyone for your opinions. Common Grackle it is.
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Thanks for your opinion Caley. I don't believe there was a call. My impression (nearly a year ago) was that it was too small to be a grackle, but I'm not very familiar with either species. Grackles come to our feeder in flocks during the spring but Rusty Blackbirds are unusual around here.
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These were taken on May 1, 2021 in Reston, VA. I was thinking Rusty Blackbird but there is disagreement on iNaturalist.
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Thanks for the IDs. I appreciate it.
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Photographed in Reston Virginia March 8th. They were together diving so I assume they are the male and female of same species.
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OK Thanks. I was pretty sure it was white-breasted but just wanted to check.
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I took this today in Reston, VA. The eye line looks like White-breasted but the breast is not white. Red-breasted Nuthatches are pretty rare around here.
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OK. Thanks for the help. Guess my 2015 opinion was correct after all.
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Now, I'm thinking Wood Thrush.
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Oops ?
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I was looking through some old Hermit Thrush photos and noticed that this one (4/30/2015) didn't look quite right. Also, it's taken a little late in the spring for a Hermit Thrush around here. Taken in Reston, VA.
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Thanks for the help with the ID folks.
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It does look a little dark. However, I've only seen them in Oregon.
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I've never seen one around here but they are seen on the Potomac not too far from here. Taken today in Reston, VA
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Taken today in Reston, VA. Thanks.