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I was listening to this bird last night. He/she was siting at the top of a tree and was backlite so I could not get a picture of him. He was about the size of a Robin, Multi-purpose bill about the size of its head, brownish, with white chest with brown streaks. At least as best as I could tell. He was singing various songs, I was able to record this one between the dog making noise.
Can someone determine the bird that produced it?
Thanks in Advance
Karen
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A friend of mine took this picture of a Goldfinch and asked for help on what maybe wrong with his bill. His upper bill has a bump on it and seems a bit longer than normal and the bottom seems to have a growth. Does anyone know what causes this, injury or infection, and is it contagious for other birds?
Thanks in advance,
Karen
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In the past I had identified all my little red birds as House Finches, but yesterday someone identified one of my pictures as a purple finch variant. So I've gone back to look and see if I need to change any of my pictures to Purple Finches. Not sure I know them very well but I do have a question on one.
The first picture I believe is a Purple Finch and the 2nd a House Finch. The 3rd I think is a House Finch, bill and markings under the wing, but with red down his back, a little orange in his head and red rump I'm not sure. All pictures were taken yesterday in Southwest Wisconsin.
Thanks in advance,
Karen
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Thanks, I read so many different things on this but none said for how long. I'll take them down tomorrow and clean them all out.
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I was taking pictures of birds this morning in southwest Wisconsin and came across this goldfinch. Does it have conjunctivitis? It was only in this bird that I could see that had it and only its left eye. These were birds at a feeder, is there anything I should be doing to stop it from spreading?
Karen
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My title was not very clear. I was questioning if this was a sparrow or the female of another type of bird that does not look like its male. example the female Red-winged blackbird or female Rose-breasted Grosbeak. I know there are others too.
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Least Flycatcher?
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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I took this photo in Illinois, at Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary, yesterday morning. Is this a Least flycatcher or a different flycatcher?
Thanks in Advance,
Karen