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  1. blackburnian
    Vesper Sparrow and Mountain Bluebird, two classic grassland species found in the upper Midwest.
  2. blackburnian
    I like Lincoln’s as well.
  3. blackburnian
    I think it’s a Least Sandpiper, although it looks off to me.
  4. blackburnian
    Pewee.
  5. blackburnian
    Agreed. And nice shot of the Virginia’s.
  6. blackburnian
    I don’t see one feature not perfect for House Finch. It’s far too light for a Fox Sparrow in my opinion. It looks like a pretty textbook House Finch to me.
  7. blackburnian
    4 is a Vesper Sparrow and I definitely like House Finch for five.
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  9. blackburnian
    The blue in the wing is essentially diagnostic. I saw several in CO a few weeks ago that look identical.
  10. blackburnian
    2 is clearly a Mountain Bluebird. Unmistakable.
  11. blackburnian
    Yup.
  12. blackburnian
    Agree with goldfinch.
  13. blackburnian
    1. Looks better for Pine Warbler 2-3. These are Red-eyed Vireos. In both shots, particularly 3, you can see the red eye. 4. My initial impression was an out of range Blackburnian, but I think Yellow-throated is right
  14. blackburnian
    Agreed.
  15. blackburnian
    The vireo is Warbling, 3 is a wood-pewee, and the swallows are Purple Martins. Agree on the other two.
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