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  1. elkeno started following akandula
  2. akandula
    Looks like a leucistic bird of some sort.
  3. akandula
    1. All three look like Pied-billed 2. Ruddy Duck 3-4. Pass 5. Yes, Northern Flicker 6. Yes, male American Kestrel 7-8. Young Sharp-shinned
  4. akandula
    Yeah, now looking back at it, I'm not completely sure if it's pale enough. It does look a lot like a wild one. I'm curious for any other opinions.
  5. akandula
    5. The peachy throat indicates some domestic genes. 8. Eared Grebe with the middle-peaked head.
  6. akandula
    Those are Townsend's Warblers. Note the dark ear patches.
  7. akandula
    For comparison, here's a photo of a female-type Eastern Purple I took not too long ago. Notice how my bird has bolder markings and browner plumage.
  8. akandula
    Yeah, I haven’t seen @akiley on here recently . I would say Western due to the greenish tint on the back.
  9. akandula
    Adult Cooper's is a safe bet with that large size (compared to the Merlin) and short outer tail feathers.
  10. akandula
    You got it.
  11. akandula
    The first bird strikes me as a Ring-necked Duck with that square head. I could be wrong, though.
  12. akandula
    It's probably the one in Manasquan Inlet (New Jersey).
  13. akandula
    Orange bill, fully dark inner primaries... looks good for the Black-headed, Rich.
  14. akandula
    I agree with Pine Warbler for #3. Thick bill, eye-arcs, unstreaked back.
  15. akandula
    No, adult Red-shoulders have black-and-white checkered patterns on their wings.
  16. akandula
    What about some Fox Sparrows?
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