
gpoole
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I'm leaning Common over Forster's. It looks to have a darker grey upperwing, a dark wedge on the primaries and I think I can see dark outer webs on the tail. Wait for more experienced input.
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Definitely a juvenile with that fleshy gape.
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I think White-Rumpish.
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I can't find any images of a Bailtimore Oriole with that chestnut color, so, it may be an Orchard. We'll both wait for the experts to figure it out.
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I see what you mean about the general color but the male Orchard Oriole should have a black tail so my vote is for Baltimore.
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Agree with lonestranger- female Western Tanager-
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Agree with hbvol50. First bird a female Blue Grosbeak. I like Forster's Tern for bird #2. Common Tern would have a more reddish bill and dark outer webs on the tail. I am not an expert.
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I also meant Cowbird. Thanks for correcting.
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Welcome to WhatBird. My best guess is a Brown-headed Blackbird, but wait for the experts, they'll nail it down for you.
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Could be a female Orchard Oriole.
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confirmed
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Red-tailed Hawk. A good reference guide can be found at "THE FEATHER ATLAS"
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I like the ID by Peromyscus. Mallards. They do seem to have large bills.
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Looks like a Dusty Grouse chick and its mom.
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Leaning towards Green-winged Teal. I'm not an expert.
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Looks good for a California Gull to me. My points of reference are--- black and red spots near the tip of the bill, dusky brownish-yellow eye, what looks like dark gray wings and the obvious down-turned gape. I'm only going by my reference guides so wait for a more experienced birder.
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Maybe juvenile Dark-eyed Junco?
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Agree with House Finch with the generally blurrier streaking. A good ID trait for finches and sparrows vs. thrush is the conical bill.
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Looks good to me.
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I agree with Willow and great picture.
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You could try a House Finch or Cassin's Finch.
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Gray Catbirds are known to construct their nests near or on the ground and their eggs are blue-green and glossy.
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I agree with Birding Boy. Northern Pintail.
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Lesser Black-backed gull?
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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@Jim HighbergerSuperb photos! I agree with Lesser Black-backed for the subject bird.