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Blue-winged Teal
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Blue-winged Teal
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My vote is for Hammond's as well. Very steep forehead, gray throat and chest, no wing panel contrast.
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Seems to match the description for a Willow. Shallow forehead, peaked crown, indistinct eye-ring, medium bill with orange lower mandible, dull wingbars and short fat tail. I'm not an expert. (Also, Alder would seem to be rare at this location.)
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Looks good to me.
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IMO The rounded tip on the tail, the moderately streaked body and large head projecting in front of the wings suggests a juvenile Cooper's Hawk.
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I think an Acadian would have a longer bill and longer primary extention. It's a tough one. Maybe a Yellow-bellied.
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This Woodcock is just fine. I don't know why they occasionally bob along like this. Maybe it has a funky song playing in it's head.
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Seems to fit the bill for Roseate--Thin black bill,only two dark outer primaries on slender wings and all white tail.
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My guess would be common, based on what seems to be a gray body,dark tipped outer primaries and the bill looks to be quite reddish. I am not an expert.
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The blackish scapulars with frosty edges and the birds location on the shore has me leaning more towards Least Sandpiper. Wait for the experts.
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Halifax Nova scotia today. Can you have a look at these please. I think I have a Least and Yellow-bellied Flycatcher and a Swainson's Thrush. Thanks.
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Looks a bit like a Ruby-crowned Kinglet but wait for the experts.
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Welcome to Whatbird. I think Kevin is correct. Turkey Vulture.
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Maybe Osprey???
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These are difficult for me but, the slight upturn of the bill in the first picture would suggest Greater Yellowlegs. Wait for more input.
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Right you are.
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I didn't think of Gray-cheeked (my bad) and it does seem too rusty colored,but I know you folks are more experienced. As observed by IKLIand, not much of an eye-ring and a complete black upper bill with the lower having a yellowish pink base.
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Because of the lack of buff color on the face and upper breast and the whitish eyering, my vote is Hermit Thrush.
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Adult females and one year male Magnolia show less black in the back,fainter face pattern and less streaking.
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A closer look at your bird and a look at Sibley has changed my mind. I now agree with with Grasshopper.
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That bold white eye-ring and white edged tail feathers has me thinking Vesper Sparrow. Wait for others to respond.
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I believe you have a Yellow-breasted Chat.
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What Duck
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Sorry for the double post. I was trying to edit my ID as the black legs are wrong, but I guess I was too late.