[female or juvenile wood duck]

On 9/10/2022 at 11:43 AM, RobinHood said:

Agree - immature (no longer a juvenile) male. Nice photo.

Would this be a second year or one born 3-4 months ago?

[female or juvenile wood duck]

Thank you RobinHood and Kevin.

[female or juvenile wood duck]

or something else

 

pond in Massachusetts this morning.

[small little bird]

Thanks a bunch. I will let my friend know.

[small little bird]

A friend in Kentucky wanted my help on this one but I can't give him an answer. Ideas?

 

[juvenile yellow of black crowned nh]

I think this guy (same bird in both pix) is a yellow-crowned hight heron by its neck length but just want to know what others think. New England Swamp

 

 

[smaall little bird]

Thanks Kevin and hbvol50.

[smaall little bird]

I saw this one in a New England swamp yesterday.

 

 

[not good at ducks]

Thanks.

[doowny or hairy]

eastern Massachusetts.

Thanks.

[not good at ducks]

Massachusetts small pond

 

 

 

[doowny or hairy]

This is the only image and I don't see tail feathers well.

 

 

[Is this a palm warbler]

Thank you very much.

[Is this a palm warbler]

Taken in New Hampshire 4/13/22

 

[Is this a dunlin?]

Thanks a lot.

[Is this a dunlin?]

west coast of Florida - late February

 

[Is this a willet?]

Thanks for the information.

[Is this a willet?]

I ask because if looks a bit different than others in the area - St Pete FL.

 

 

[Is this a one year old spoonbill or just an adult in nonbreeding plumage?]

Thank you Kevin.

[Is this a one year old spoonbill or just an adult in nonbreeding plumage?]

west coast of Florida mid February

 

 

[Is this a piping plover?]

Thanks meghann and clip

[Is this a piping plover?]

I photographed several piping plovers this morning on the west coast of Florida. They all had bright orange legs. This one did not. Is it  piping plover or another type I don't see at home in New England

[Is this a sanderling]

Thanks for the confirmation. I do notice the lack of a hind toe now.

[Is this a sanderling]

Not quite sure, perhaps a sandpiper?

 

 

 

 

 

[Greater scaup]

THanks for the help.