
eatthegoodoftheland
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1 hour ago, Bird Brain said:
Yes, Dark-eyed Junco. Looks like the Slate-colored variety.
thank you!
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Please let me know if this isn't allowed. I work for bird photographer Owen Deutsch. Right now he's helping to run a membership drive for American Bird Conservancy and for a short period of time, offering free one-year memberships (no credit card required, no strings attached) to help raise awareness for bird conservation. Everyone who signs up for this free membership promo is entered in a random drawing to win a copy of his book, Bringing Back the Birds. you can enter via facebook.com/owendeutschphotography on the pinned post or here: Owendeutsch.org/entry
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3 hours ago, Charlie Spencer said:
It's no guarantee but a shorebird with a relatively short bill is often a plover or turnstone. Some sandpipers also have short bills but those are mostly longer than the other two.
thanks for that tip.
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16 minutes ago, blackburnian said:
This is a Black-bellied Plover.
thanks! immature? male? female? all these shorebirds look identical to me...
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On 10/17/2019 at 7:00 PM, birdbrain22 said:
IMO...Bill looks well in range for a Green and the white spotting on the wing also supports Green.
Size would be the real proof... @eatthegoodoftheland, are you familiar with the Belted Kingfisher? if it was significantly smaller than it is a Green. close to the same size as Belted, then it is a Amazon.
thank you for the input. i work for a bird photographer so i did not see this bird in person. part of my job is helping him accurately identify them.
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12 hours ago, birdbrain22 said:
Looks good for Green Kingfisher
thank you!
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30 minutes ago, blackburnian said:
Yellow-rumped Warbler.
female?
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Thank you all!
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15 hours ago, Creeker said:
Same here.
i just replied in the comments with the pictures again.
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21 hours ago, The Bird Nuts said:
I'm afraid the photos aren't showing up for me.
i just replied in the comments with the pictures again.
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hi everyone,
need some help identifying these birds from magic hedge in chicago, illinois this past weekend.
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14 hours ago, Phalarope713 said:
I agree with Lesser Black-backed Gull.
thank you!!
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help with ID for birds in Chicago
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Thank you!!