[Two new ones for me? ( I think )]

Re "pope's nose". I misspoke. My bad. What I meant was that the beak follows the line of the crown.

[Two new ones for me? ( I think )]

My reasoning on the hawk is: Pope's nose, lighter nape, reasonably thick legs and the tail feathers look to be rounded but I welcome input.  Thanks

[Two new ones for me? ( I think )]

Nova Scotia this morning. I'm never too confident with new birds and don't want to post until I'm sure. Thanks for your time. Cooper's Hawk and Piping Plover?

[PAC slope?]

Maybe Ruby-crowned Kinglet.

[Sparrow IDs please]

yay. Progress

[Sparrow IDs please]

Nova Scotia this morning. Do I have a Swamp Sparrow and a White-crowned Sparrow?  Thank you.

[Green-winged Teal?]

I'd default to @AlexHenry. The bill sure looks like a Blue-winged. The lack of a pale spot at the base of the bill threw me off.

[Green-winged Teal?]

I think juvenile Green-winged Teal. I am not an expert.

[Should be easy,but not for me.]

Nova Scotia this morning. Maybe a Savannah Sparrow..........Thank you.

[on the AT in New England]

Absolutely Canada Jay and Spruce Grouse.

[Could this bird be a Northern Wheatear?]

Yeah, It was a Redwing. It caused quite a commotion.

[Could this bird be a Northern Wheatear?]

Reported to eBird. I am in Halifax, about 175 miles from Briar Island. Thank you everyone.

[Could this bird be a Northern Wheatear?]

Saw this bird on the coast of Nova Scotia this morning. I've not seen this bird before. My research has me looking at Northern Wheatear. Can it be?.......Thanks

[Maybe Accipiter, but which?]

Far off the Nova Scotia coastline this morning. These distant and blurry pictures of a bird of prey are all I have. Can identification be made with simply a silhouette? Thanks for trying.

[Might this be a Baird's Sandpiper?]

Thanks @AlexHenryand @Peromyscus. My bad on the 4 letter name. S/B- SESA

[Might this be a Baird's Sandpiper?]

I was cleaning up my sd card and came across these pictures from Sept. 4th last week of SEDAs. This one may be a Baird's. Would yuo have a look?  I think they are of the same bird. Thank you. (Nova Scotia)

[Help with fall Warbler]

Cape May it is then. Thanks @Quiscalus quiscula

[Help with fall Warbler]

Nova Scotia this morning. First I thought it was a Cape May, then a Blackburnian and then a Blackpoll. I need help.......Thanks

[now accepting semi-love]

I agree that the first two birds are Pectoral Sandpipers, noting the rust-edged,dark centered back feathers and the heavily streaked breast and white belly. They may be juveniles as their medium length slightly de-curved stocky bills don't seem to have an orange base. I'll pass on the peeps. I'm no expert.

[Belle Fourche NWR, SD (8/12/2021)]

Agree with Ring-billed, noting yellow legs and prominent dark ring completely around the bill. Only missing the french fry. Also agree with Marbled Godwit for bird#2. I am not an expert.

[Sanderling?]

Looks good for a Juvenile (fall) noting the black-centered back feathers with buff edges along with the size comparison against the Killdeer. I am not an expert.

[Is this a Red-winged Blackbird?]

This morning in Nova Scotia. I don't see many Red-winged Blackbirds. Is the yellow wash on the head normal?   Thanks.

[I'm stuck on this tiny bird.]

Bang on folks!  Thanks so much for the direction. There is picture on page 241 of the Warbler Guide of a one year old fall female that is the spittin' image of this bird. Don't think I'd have gotten there without your help. 

[I'm stuck on this tiny bird.]

Took a couple of bad pictures of this bird in the fog this morning at a seaside beach in Nova Scotia. I first thought it was a Kinglet but once on a larger screen, I have my doubts. It was smaller than the American Goldfinch that it was parked beside and has two prominent wing bars and a fairly strong eyering. Can anyone help?..........Thanks

[confirm Common Tern]

Yeah Seanbirds, it is a coinflip for me, so I hope to get confirmation from an expert. Thanks