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  1. cvanbosk
    For #1 ... If I saw that here in Florida, I'd call it an Eastern Phoebe, but would be open to other suggestions. Or maybe a Pewee.
  2. cvanbosk
    #3 looks like a Veery to me.
  3. cvanbosk
    What is the location here? Whatever the hawk is, it looks to be much larger than than the crow.
  4. cvanbosk
    Not much help, but both look like flycatchers to me.
  5. cvanbosk
    Could that 2nd one be an avocet?
  6. cvanbosk
    My first thought is Bluebird (or Blurbird ?).
  7. cvanbosk
    Ooh yes! That’s what I was hoping for! The Semipalmated Sandpiper is a LIFER for me!
  8. cvanbosk
    Whoa. I was way off then.
  9. cvanbosk
    Small one (with larger Sanderlings for size comparison).
  10. cvanbosk
    Greater tend to have longer, slightly upturned bills. I don’t see that here, which makes me think Lesser, but sometimes the photo angle makes it hard to see the bill curvature, if there is any.
  11. cvanbosk
    Same pair in both photos.
  12. cvanbosk
    Yes. Same bird. Flew from one pine to another. Thank you. I'll go with summer.
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  14. cvanbosk
    Sorry about the crummy photos.
  15. cvanbosk
    Yep. I agree. White-eyed vireo.
  16. cvanbosk
    You took all that extra time being helpful with the link! That’ll teach you. ?
  17. cvanbosk
    Have a look at Painted Bunting. Could that be it?
  18. cvanbosk
    You might check out Northern Harrier.
  19. cvanbosk
    Little blue for sure. Wow! What a great looking bird!
  20. cvanbosk
    The photos don’t even NECESSARILY need to be all that great. Even getting a bunch more low-res, crummy photos would help greatly.
  21. cvanbosk
    Hermit thrush?
  22. cvanbosk
    Definitely cormorants.
  23. cvanbosk
    3. Looks like a herring gull to me. Or maybe lesser black backed.
  24. cvanbosk
    1. Ring billed gull.
  25. cvanbosk
    I would suggest checking photos of red-shouldered hawks to look for a possible match. Your description fits and the behavior and diet fits too.
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