birdbrain22

Common Redshank and female Tufted Duck

Arctic Terns, Purple Sandpipers and a Redwing

This is where I am at as well. I agree with all... including the "I think" part on #5

Agree with Mississippi Kite and Broad-winged Hawk here.

This is a immature Cooper’s Hawk

Song

I can not open any of dropbox links in any of the England threads...

Agree all the pics in this thread show Mallards(including the white domestic in pic 1)

Agree with Winter Wren

@wolffish @Trevor L. #4 looks better for a female Twite based on a few things: Yellow bill, deeply fork tail, heavy streaking on back, and buff wingtips among other things.

Yes it is a subspecies... so at the species level it is still White Wagtail Edit: Sorry should've read 1 post below... akandula summed it up nicely.

Another strong possibility is a young Blackbird

I think this is a Stonechat... I am just not sure if it is a juvenile or a adult in molt.

.I agree with this... there are quite a few breeding pairs of Grasshopper Sparrows there and only only lone Henslow's which none of these pics are.

Yeah I agree probably best to leave as Elaenia sp.