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  1. akandula
    Yes, this is a Scott's Oriole. Note the dusky head, distinct wingbars, and streaking on the back. It's a juvenile with that pink fleshy gape.
  2. akandula
    That's a juvenile Brewer's Blackbird. Cowbirds have stouter bills.
  3. akandula
    Yeah, Ovenbirds are usually found low in bushes or walking on the ground, but I've seen them in tall trees before. Being found in the understory is a matter of preference rather than an inability.
  4. akandula
    Yes, looks like a normal immature male.
  5. akandula
    A juvenile Cooper's Hawk is correct. Sharp-shinned are much more compact.
  6. akandula
    This looks like a juvenile Song Sparrow to me, with the large bill, reddish appearance, coarse streaks, bold malar stripe, and long tail.
  7. akandula
    A House Wren is correct. Note the dark brown appearance and medium-length tail.
  8. akandula
    Maybe a young Chipping with those dark lores.
  9. akandula
    That appears to be a Lesser Goldfinch. Note the conical bill and black crown.
  10. akandula
    I like Greater. Extensive barring and upturned, long bill.
  11. akandula
    Looks good for Yellow-rumped. Virginia's have a more distinct eyering.
  12. akandula
    Yes, the yellow legs make this a Least.
  13. akandula
    That's a juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk.
  14. akandula
    Double post. https://forums.whatbird.com/index.php?/topic/11588-bird-i-d-help/&tab=comments#comment-65121
  15. akandula
    Welcome to Whatbird! That’s a female/young male House Sparrow. Note the buffy appearance, pale eyebrow, and stout bill.
  16. akandula
    That's a Red-tailed Hawk.
  17. akandula
    Red-tailed is correct, but it’s not a juvenile. Juveniles have brown striped tails.
  18. akandula
    Yes, Downy. The small bill, lack of a black shoulder spur, and spotted outer tail feathers are all good ID features.
  19. akandula
    You got it! Note the blue-tinged wings/tail and spotted underparts and back.
  20. akandula
    Yes, Fox Sparrow. Looks good for the red subspecies group with those rusty auriculars.
  21. akandula
    Those are Sanderlings. Note the light gray upperparts and relatively thick, black bill. You can tell Sanderlings apart from most other small waders by their lack of a hind toe. This is what makes Sanderlings such great runners!
  22. akandula
    These are all Yellow Warblers. The dark "cap" is just a shadow. A Wilson's Warbler would have a shorter bill, less yellow edging on the wings, and a longer dark undertail.
  23. akandula
    Pied-billed Grebe is correct. Note the stout bill and almost nonexistent tail.
  24. akandula
    Yes, immature Least Tern with that smudgy eyepatch and yellow legs. I love the composition and low POV of that shot.
  25. akandula
    Yes, there's some feather on the EAKI's tail. EAPH are just far more compact with daintier bills.
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