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Hi,
What are these guys? They were flying in formation with synchronized wing beats today in Ottawa, Canada. Unfortunately, I couldn't get any shots except from directly underneath, but they were swooping around quite quickly and, if I had to guess, I would have said ravens. However, as you can see, they have white marks on their faces (this was obvious in real life as well as in the pictures). I have never seen ravens with white markings before. Could it be a trick of the light? It didn't seem to disappear as the angle of changed. What are these guys?
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OK - thanks. Yeah, I guess I was letting hope triumph over reality.
Cheers,
Darryl
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Hi,
Saw this guy soaring over Ottawa, Canada yesterday. He was very far away, so this is a pretty tight crop of the photo I took, but is there enough to identify the type of eagle? I assumed Bald Eagle when I saw it in the field, but I'm wondering if I might be lucky enough to have found a Golden Eagle. The colour of the the feathers on the nape of the neck got me wondering...
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Thanks!
Darryl
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Hi,
I saw a pile of warblers today in Ottawa, Canada. There are a few I would like to run by you experts.
First two - I think these are Nashville Warblers, but the yellow colour really looks wrong. There were other Nashvilles around this morning as well and they were much brighter and more clearly Nashvilles.
Next guy (two pics) - Orange-crowned Warbler?
Final 3 - Tennessee Warblers?
Thanks!
Darryl
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OK, great! Thanks!
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I figured it was some kind of thrush. I had eliminated Hermit because I thought the tail should be redder/orangeyer for a Hermit thrush. Is this tail colour ok for Hermit Thrush?
Thanks!
Darryl
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Thanks, guys!
Darryl
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Hi,
I saw this guy in the field today and identified him as a Cooper's base on size (it looked big, to me) and the dark cap. However, when I look at the picture, the "cap" looks less cap-like and, maybe, more hood-like. Also, the head looks round to me. This would suggest Sharp-shinned.
What do you think?
Thanks!
Darryl
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Thanks - the lack of yellow through me, but the rest looked good for Savannah.
Cheers,
Darryl
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OK - great! Thanks, guys!
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Swampy woods. Actually, White-throated had been my guess in the field. There are white-throated in the area.
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Two birds flying in formation, Ottawa, Canada
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Thanks, guys! Now that you say it, yeah, I can see they're blue jays.