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    I listened to several sound clips of WEVi & I think you are right, and that also would fit with what I saw. I will post on ebird for confirmation. Thank you, @HamRHead and @Kevin
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    31 May 2020. Baldwin co AL Hi, All. Small, predominantly yellow bird, singing high in the canopy of a riparian deciduous forest in close proximity to a small wetland sink. 20200531_134140 - Copy.wav
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    It didn't look like a Barn Swallow to me at the time, but, I am a novice. It could have been a juvenile Barn Swallow.
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    Come to Alabama @AlexHenry @Seattle this Winter. https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Wheeler/wildlife_and_habitat.html
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    19 May 2020. (Coastal) Baldwin co. AL. Fence near bridge over tiny creek and its terminus in a tiny pond in a horse pasture; mixed flock with Barn Swallows. Terrible phone pics, (perhaps unidentifiable?) but this bird was dark greyish on the back with a noticeably lighter area under the chin. I was thinking Northern Rough-Winged Swallow or. female Purple Martin?
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    Thank you, Connor. 🙂
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    Okay. I know this post does not belong here, but IDK where else to put it, and I am desperate for an answer. What in the heck does "bump" mean in the forum posts?
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    18 May 2020 Baldwin co AL Favor Immature b/c of streakiness on bib.
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    Hi, Alex. It was way too big for a swallow. Also, behavior, stance, and range not suggestive of Tree Swallow.
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    Happy Sunday, All. I can ID a Northern Flicker when I can see features, but, due to distance, could only make out the outline here. 15 May 2017
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    17 May 2020. Baldwin co., AL.
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    Can you see his feet?
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    31 July 2016 Wickford, North Kingstown, RI
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    19 Apr 2017 Baldwin (coastal) co AL. Small seasonal/Grady pond in field.
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    I have no recollection of why I took this pic, but there are 2 birds on/near the ground. Looking at the pic now, I thought maybe Eastern Phoebe. Tallapoosa co., AL. Lake Martin. March 5 2017.
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    Hi, All-- Taken May 2017. Papago Park. Phoenix, AZ 1. ?Great-Tailed Grackle 2. ???--the shape, color & wing bars I thought Brown or Long-Billed Thrasher, but those aren't found in the Phoenix area per range maps
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    28 July 2011 White throat and strong tail barring but tail looks long for Broad-winged?
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    Hi, All. Going through old pics. Learning silhouettes. 24 May 2016 Southwest Alabama (Baldwin/Escambia counties).
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    20 Apr 2020 Baldwin AL Latest, (& most exciting) yardlist sightings: Neither are lifers for me, but saw my first Rose-Breasted Grosbeak of the season and my first White-Winged Dove for my Yardlist.
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    Re: gulls, warblers, and sparrows----Preach
  21. floraphile
    And all out of bunnies.
  22. floraphile
    The upturned outer primary "fingers" also support Red-Tailed.
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    @jbb1193 Ditto here in coastal Alabama--my Fish Crow observations far outnumber my American Crow observations. I only ID as Fish Crow if I both see the bird and watch and hear it vocalize.
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    Lol. No problem. I don't necessarily want a definitive answer. Just wondering what more exerienced birders would come up with as a differential.
  25. floraphile
    Location is in the tags: Baldwin co., AL
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