Nivalis

I think it's a mix of fog making the feathers damp and some molting. Seems to be healthy to me!:)

Top right bird is definitely loon. I can't really see cormorant for the left bird though, Seems to be sitting pretty high on the water and bill does not look right at all.

Looks like a house wren to me, for the reasons stated by @Ed hogg

Black-wiskered Vireo in may in Florida was my favorite recent lifer, Super fun bird to watch and ID.

Looks good for a cooper to me

Agree with crow

Interesting proposal, pale iris is a fair point, a Ferruginous would be quite the find. definitely not sure...

How do we know we don't have a Snake eagle friend from over there in Africa.... 🤨 🤣

Well Definitely not a Peregrine, Coopers hawk or Brown eagle. I would tend to agree with adult dark morph Swainson's hawk. Wait for more opinions! I have already messed up one ID today....

Trying to take a nice picture of a Black-necked Stilt... Tricolor came out of nowhere I swear, It may look like I was trying to take a picture of both, but seconds before there was no tricolor, came running over right as I took the picture, must of seen something really tasty...

Lol same (shhhhh, they are gonna figure out we have no idea what we are talking about half the time)

Agree with 'tern sp.' Pretty sure it is not an Arctic though because this bird appears to have an all black cap (running from the back of the head to around the base of the bill) as well as a black beak which would rule out an Arctic (breeding adults have red beaks and non-breeding adults have about half a cap).

Listen to@Quiscalus quiscula@Birding Boy! (They usually know what they are talking about more than I do) I have never seen a Baird's before, Jealous!

They look like sanderlings to me on a quick glance? Not sure if they are around up there or not. will look into it harder this afternoon after school if someone more sure does not come along before then!

Northern Harrier! @wskypilotWelcome to Whatbird! Super cool bird.