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  1. Bird-Boys
    nevermind
  2. Bird-Boys
    yes.
  3. Bird-Boys
    And the angle of the gape and size. Agree with Double-crested.
  4. Bird-Boys
    The bird is looking away from the camera, which makes it difficult to ascertain crest shape and color. Also, juveniles of both species don't have any black on the crest. I personally wouldn't call it from this angle.
  5. Bird-Boys
    Not sure how we're eliminating Black-crested Titmouse or a hybrid in the first pic...
  6. Bird-Boys
    For those of you Western Birders out there who haven't heard, an apparent SMALL-BILLED ELAENIA was seen on the Farallones, off San Francisco, CA on Sep. 4th. Probably worth keeping an eye out for it on the surrounding mainland. ABSURD. https://ebird.org/checklist/S118121894
  7. Bird-Boys
    Both Pectoral.
  8. Bird-Boys
    Also, please consider reporting this to eBird, as I'm sure others would like to see it as well; https://ebird.org/home
  9. Bird-Boys
    Nazca.
  10. Bird-Boys
    100% Gray-headed
  11. Bird-Boys
    All Ring-billed except for one Cali in pic 4.
  12. Bird-Boys
    The ibis is indeed best left as a slash I see SESA, LESA, Killdeer, and SEPL for the others.
  13. Bird-Boys
    Masked/Nazca Booby, not identifiable from these pics. Awesome bird! Please consider reporting this on ebird: https://ebird.org/home
  14. Bird-Boys
    Both Black-headed. Juv and Adult. Note long thin bicolored bill and rear eyering. Also very brown above and big-headed.
  15. Bird-Boys
    Yep! Neotropic. Some young Neotropic lack the white gular border.
  16. Bird-Boys
    Double-crested Cormorant (left), Probably Neotropic Cormorant (Right). Any other pics of the face on the second bird?
  17. Bird-Boys
    Scaled?
  18. Bird-Boys
    Any other pics of the thrush? Not identifiable with certainty from this pic.
  19. Bird-Boys
    1. Swainson's (?) Thrush 2. Canada Warbler
  20. Bird-Boys
    Actually, I suppose that a worn or young Pine could have duller wingbars, approaching Prairie, but I think that they would look paler than on this bird, plus the gray auriculars contrasting with the hood essentially eliminate Pine.
  21. Bird-Boys
    yellow wing-bars (visible in 1st pic).
  22. Bird-Boys
    Prairie
  23. Bird-Boys
    1. Song Sparrow 2. Yellow Warbler
  24. Bird-Boys
    Greater. As far as I know, Lesser don't breed in the immediate Anchorage area.
  25. Bird-Boys
    Killdeer and Least (no semis)
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