blackburnian

Solitary Sandpiper.

The Phalarope is Red-necked by the way, along with a Black Turnstone.

Yes.

Swainson’s Warblers are fairly localized breeders, but within appropriate stretches of habitat, they can be abundant. I’ve had 6-8 in less than a mile of habitat in western NC.

This is definitely a King Rail.

No Purple here. Two Common Gallinule and a WF Ibis.

I see no reason to call this a hybrid from these photos. Pure Euros can show that green patch.

Correct, YEWA.

I’ve had three-toed at Mueller without too much problem. Williamson’s Sapsuckers are also pretty thick in that area.

Does anybody have any photos showing a VG with a full white rump like this? Doesn’t really strike me as VG structurally either.

Yes, that’s a Short-tailed. Super jealous.

1. Vesper Sparrow 2. Savannah Sparrow 3. Eared Grebe

I’m having an incredibly hard time seeing #1 as a Razorbill with that thin bill.

I have no problem with this being Ash-throated.

1. You know, you may be right about that bird being a murre. The bill appears longer and thinner than a Razorbill 2-3. I can’t tell from these photos 4. Arctic Tern 5. Common Tern, I think