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  1. cvanbosk
    Just based on flight posture, my gut says Turkey (at least the one on the left).
  2. cvanbosk
    Yes. Right on the beach.
  3. cvanbosk
    Thinking Leach's, but not sure. Can anyone help me with this one?
  4. cvanbosk
    Me too! I didn’t want to say it but glad to hear someone else thought the same thing.
  5. cvanbosk
    Any ideas?
  6. cvanbosk
    Any ideas? Pattern under the tail seems distinctive.
  7. cvanbosk
    Mottled? Mallard? Any help appreciated.
  8. cvanbosk
    That was my first impression also. But I'm questioning myself. Something just seems "off" about the bill and the posture for Wilson's Plover to me. I considered Spotted Sandpiper, but that doesn't seem right either.
  9. cvanbosk
    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  10. cvanbosk
    Merlin is saying Iceland or Glaucous-winged. I just don't know how to distinguish them.
  11. cvanbosk
    Could the bird on the left possibly be a Pelagic Cormorant?
  12. cvanbosk
    Please help with this gull ID. Thanks.
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  14. cvanbosk
    Some kind of warbler maybe?
  15. cvanbosk
    Dragon49 Listen to some recordings of the vocalizations of both types of crows. They are VERY different and with just a bit of experience, they are EASY to tell apart. With that, you will quickly get TWO new birds on your life list! Good luck!
  16. cvanbosk
    My first thought was Ruddy too.
  17. cvanbosk
    Bufflehead.
  18. cvanbosk
    You and me both. The bill just looks large and "cinnamon-y" to me. (the bird on the left).
  19. cvanbosk
    Saw these two birds on Jan 1 at Merritt Island NWR. There have been reports of a Cinnamon X Blue Wing Teal hybrid. Could this be what the bird on the right is? And, can anything be said conclusively about the bird on the left?
  20. cvanbosk
    Thanks guys. Seemed too big for a dunlin, and wrong bill for a red knot. Dowitcher seems likely even though I’ve never seen one along this beach before.
  21. cvanbosk
    Can someone help with the small bird beside the Willet?
  22. cvanbosk
    It's the yellow on the SIDES of the tail that is the dead giveaway for American Redstart.
  23. cvanbosk
    Gainesville, Florida.
  24. cvanbosk
    Thanks guys.
  25. cvanbosk
    I know I should have checked with you guys before posting all over Facebook that I have Purple Finches in my backyard. But here in North Florida, that's kind of a big deal. So, please tell me these are Purple Finches.
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