[Central WA hawk]

Swainson's is correct

[Orchard Oriole?]

Definite Baltimore oriole there.

[Need help with 2 id's please]

2 hours ago, hbvol50 said:

Female summer tanager and I think an eastern wood-pewee

 

59 minutes ago, The Bird Nuts said:

I agree with Summer Tanager and Eastern Wood-Pewee.

Me too...

[Can anybody tell me what type of sparrow this is?]

Yes that is a Song.

[Eastern Kingbird?]

Agree with Eastern Kingbird.

[Sparrow in Seattle]

At this stage.... I'd leave it at juvenile Sparrow sp also.

[raptor bird in southern Africa]

Tawny for me too

 

[Great cormorant?]

Yes

 

[Eurasian jackdaw?]

Yes it is a Jackdaw... cool birds. I loved watching them in France

[Flycatcher in Costa Rica]

I see this as a Great Kiskadee.

[Bird in Peru]

6 minutes ago, birdbrain22 said:

Variable Hawk

 

Puna (Variable) Hawk

[Bird in Peru]

Variable Hawk

 

[Merlin?]

that is a Merlin

[Confirming Sharpie]

Female Sharpie for me as well.

[Little blue bird]

Second for Lazuli Bunting

[Merganser?]

Horned Grebe

[thrush ID help please]

Are we 100% positive these are all the same bird? I could see pic one as Grey-cheeked and all others as Veery. None are Swainson's

 

If they are all definitely the same bird... I'd call it a Veery.

 

[Sparrow rookie question - Field Sparrow?]

Yes, Field Sparrow

[Cooper's or Sharp-shinned]

Only thing we can really see here is a smallish rounded head and small bill... which points to Sharpie

[a little help?]

Immature Bald Eagle

[Help bird ID in MT]

Common Goldeneye there.

[Chipping sparrow or tree sparrow?]

That is a Chipping Sparrow

[Bluebird help]

It is the fecal sacs from the babies

[Grebe? Duck?]

Certainly not a Western... I think the only thing this can be is a Pied-billed.

[I feel I should know this one but can't figure it out.]

Yes... Field Sparrow there.