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  1. birdbrain22
    1. Ok...Well now you do. 2. Yes THAT much lighter...
  2. birdbrain22
    Seconded Remember Red-shouldereds in Florida are much lighter...
  3. birdbrain22
    Agreed.
  4. birdbrain22
    Hard to hear.... but what I can make out sounds like a Pileated Woodpecker.
  5. birdbrain22
    seconded
  6. birdbrain22
    Just lighiting or shadowing
  7. birdbrain22
    Agree... Sharpie here.
  8. birdbrain22
    Yes Northern Harrier there
  9. birdbrain22
    First is a immature Red-footed Booby and I agree with Brown for the second one.
  10. birdbrain22
    agreed
  11. birdbrain22
    I agree with House Wren here.
  12. birdbrain22
    Yes, another agreement on Red-shouldered Hawks here.
  13. birdbrain22
    Another agreement with Birdnuts
  14. birdbrain22
    Mallard x A Black Duck and female Gadwall for me.
  15. birdbrain22
    yes that is a Dovekie. Not sure whats up with the bill... overgrowth or possible deformity. Dovekies in that close, especially on shore, usually are very ill.
  16. birdbrain22
    https://ebird.org/map/brnpel?neg=true&env.minX=-74.72675131250003&env.minY=40.29736618707366&env.maxX=-73.23261068750003&env.maxY=41.09594392699658&zh=true&gp=false&ev=Z&mr=on&bmo=11&emo=12&yr=cur&byr=2019&eyr=2019 Not saying anything about this particular bird ID since we do not have much to go on. Just stating that Brown Pelican should not be thrown out based on location alone as there have been many sightings in the general area in NOV/DEC of this year alone and more if you zoom out to include the NJ coast(not that far from Rockaway as the Pelican flies)
  17. birdbrain22
    First off... there was no date given on the sighting. Secondly while not common... sightings have been increasing late into Nov and Dec . There are quite a few records of flocks of more than one as well, although most are single birds.
  18. birdbrain22
    Not really... we get them along NJ and NY coast.
  19. birdbrain22
    i agree with this assessment.
  20. birdbrain22
    Agree with Pacific Slope FC.
  21. birdbrain22
    The turkey is known as a "smoke" phase turkey. And agree with the leucistic Turkey Vulture.
  22. birdbrain22
    rephrase for clarity... it can take a full 2 years and into their 3rd year before full adult plumage.
  23. birdbrain22
    Again it can take anywhere from 2-3 years actually.
  24. birdbrain22
    Yes... White-throated and American Tree.
  25. birdbrain22
    Well kind of... today this bird certainly will not look exactly like it does in this pic. It could be at some stage of molting into full adult plumage... so somewhere between the full juvenile and full adult plumage.
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