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  1. blackburnian
    Agreed. Definitely two.
  2. blackburnian
    Good catch. Agreed.
  3. blackburnian
    Orange-crowned.
  4. blackburnian
    Jealous of the Crissal Thrasher. Missed them in my trip in June. Also missed BC Gnatcatcher at Florida, but was able to pick one up at the small and underbirded Leslie Canyon NWR. Box Canyon is awesome. Very obliging Five-striped Sparrows. Had the Lucifer Hummingbird at Box Canyon left her nest by then?
  5. blackburnian
    Agreed, the bird in question is a Snow Goose. GWF Geese in the foreground.
  6. blackburnian
    There’s what appears to be a Black Duck in the bottom right corner of photo 5.
  7. blackburnian
    Pine Warbler.
  8. blackburnian
    Yes and yes.
  9. blackburnian
    Agree with Sharpie.
  10. blackburnian
    Very nice. I’m pretty sure they’re annual to Florida in the winter, but a good bird nonetheless.
  11. blackburnian
    Snow Goose.
  12. blackburnian
    6 is Clay-colored.
  13. blackburnian
    Another for Cooper’s.
  14. blackburnian
    Agreed.
  15. blackburnian
    Agreed.
  16. blackburnian
    At the VERY least, the bird on the far left of the first two photos is a Cackling.
  17. blackburnian
    Forster’s Tern.
  18. blackburnian
    Clay-colored for sure.
  19. blackburnian
    1. Common Gallinule 2. Orange-crowned Warbler
  20. blackburnian
    Both birds look good for the Prairie subspecies of Merlin. Beautiful birds.
  21. blackburnian
    This is a Bald Eagle.
  22. blackburnian
    I agree. I think the lower right bird is standing on lower ground than the Cackler, making it appear smaller.
  23. blackburnian
    I like Scott’s here. Straight bill essentially eliminates Hooded.
  24. blackburnian
    I know of very few places that robins aren’t.
  25. blackburnian
    Additionally, there are no Tennessee Warblers in GA, or really anywhere in the US, post-October.
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