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  1. birdbrain22
    Yeah that's a Black-capped Vireo... a local hill country breeder. Great bird to get.
  2. birdbrain22
    Yes, Northern Gannets
  3. birdbrain22
    First is a Song and second pic shows a Chipping.
  4. birdbrain22
    This is a young Red-shouldered Hawk. The tail pattern fits, as well as the wing crescents in the flight shot as well.
  5. birdbrain22
    On a recent business trip to Miami, picked up a 2 misses from last time as well as 2 rarities. However no pics as I did not bring the camera. 622-625: Thick-billed Vireo, Western Spindalis, White-winged Parakeet, and Spot-breasted Oriole.
  6. birdbrain22
    Agree with female and young male Barrow's.
  7. birdbrain22
    agreed
  8. birdbrain22
    All ducks are Redheads... the brownish headed ones are females.
  9. birdbrain22
    Agreed
  10. birdbrain22
    Gadwall there.
  11. birdbrain22
    Immature Saffron Finch
  12. birdbrain22
    @jcarscadden... your pics in the first post are an immature bird which is why they are rufous colored. Your other pic is of an adult.
  13. birdbrain22
    I agree with 1-4 (common for #4) and #7. #s 8 and 9 are Linnets. I think #s 6 and 10 are Chiffchaffs. #5 I am unsure of... that all black bill should eliminate Chiffchaff though.
  14. birdbrain22
    So back to the pics... the first one is a Hermit Thrush and the second one is a much larger bodied bird, with my best IDs based on a very poor pic(no offense intended) being Red-shouldered Hawk or Barred Owl. They are definitely not the same bird in the 2 pics.
  15. birdbrain22
    Song.
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