Lady Tiff

Saw this guy last month fly in and land about 15ft from me in the Florida Keys. I think it's a juvi Cooper's Hawk based on the long streak pattern on his chest, but I'd love to hear from you guys. Thanks!

I saw this guy yesterday in SW Florida (Lee County). I think it's a Yellow Warbler, but I wasn't able to get a super clear shot of his head, so it's possible it's something else or not id'able.

American Dipper! He's so cute, super cool

Quiet down old men, I'm tracking a bird through your well manicured lawn!! hehe

Wow, thanks!!! I'm so relieved it's a female and doesn't look anything like the male, so I wasn't missing something obvious. It's super cool though, I got the male black-throated blue warbler in April of this year, and was a lifer for me then. But now I have to change this to a 2019 bird!!!

This little guy has really stumped me. I would normally think it was a Palm Warbler due to the eyebrow and partial eye ring, but there's no yellow under his tail and the semi wing bar?? Then I thought Pine Warbler, but it looks like they have a complete eyering and no eyebrow, so that doesn't fit. I've gone through all my books, and I know I just must be missing it, like it's a female or juvenile (I hope - so I don't feel so bad about not being able to id him). Thanks to everyone here, I love this forum/group 🙂 Seen November in Palm Beach County, FL

Yes, I'm one of those crazy bird ladies that thinks birds are people too... 🙂 I even have a shirt that says "Quiet.... I'm Birding!"

WOW, so it's totally normal that the two birds (long and short bill) all congregate together? That's so cool!

I posted these photos as links in another post, but realized it's better if I upload the photos instead. There are 4 different birds in these photos, I have id'ed the Willet, the Ruddy, and the Sanderling. I'm trying to ID the second largest birds with the really long nose. I'm thinking it might be a Dowitcher or Yellowleg. Any ideas/advice to help id? They were seen in November in the Florida Keys.

I got lots of views but only one reply, so I'm wondering if people prefer I post the pictures instead of links. Seen in August last year, these are 2 different birds, the larger one I think is a Semipalmated Sandpiper; the smaller one a Least Sandpiper (although I'm not sure if he has yellow legs or not). Is the bird that's looking up in this picture the same larger one in the first picture, or a different bird altogether?? I'll create a second post for the other shorebirds. THanks!

Did I finally get a Cape May Warbler??? I have "seen" this bird on 3 different birding excursions, and these are the first photos I've ever gotten that are id'able - so this will finally count as a lifer for me if it is! Seen last November in Palm Beach County, FL.

I agree, Cormorant, and probably Double-Crested. I have them in my backyard and that's 100% how they swim and act.

I agree, juvenile Yellow-crowned Night Heron.

All seen in the Florida Keys, time of year noted before each group of photos. I have 2 shorebird books (in addition to my bird app), and I'm still not positive on the ID's. Seen in August last year, these are 2 different birds, the larger one I think is a Semipalmated Sandpiper; the smaller one a Least Sandpiper (although I'm not sure if he has yellow legs or not). 1. https://photos.app.goo.gl/gEzfJmZdK7HdfpP96 2. https://photos.app.goo.gl/iipJJWqu493twnGR9 3. https://photos.app.goo.gl/BRqizPovKHBbQzG59 (these are only the smaller ones from the first picture) Is the

Saw this little guy in the Florida Keys last weekend. I couldn't see the side of him very well, since he moved around a lot. So I can't be sure if he had any red on his side or not. Any help to determine which without clearly seeing the wings? https://photos.app.goo.gl/gNb94tV4RCuQVGp97 https://photos.app.goo.gl/B2pYcPEhNBNCcqiE8