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  1. egosnell2002
    Maybe, but I don't anything about Costa Rican birds, it's definitely a closer fit than a vireo.
  2. egosnell2002
    Yep, birds can look big, especially by themselves!
  3. egosnell2002
    Looks good to me
  4. egosnell2002
    Region of CR would help, but this looks more like a flycatcher, tyrannulet or elaenia to me
  5. egosnell2002
    Female American Goldfinch
  6. egosnell2002
    I'm thinking Costa's with the extending gorget
  7. egosnell2002
    The breast streaking is pretty weird, and the face is very drab, but it's a Savannah Sparrow
  8. egosnell2002
    I find that Hooded puts more emphasis on each syllable, making it into the weet-o-weet-o-weet-eo, versus maggie's wee-o-wee-o-weet-oo. Maggies emphasize the last phrase usually.
  9. egosnell2002
    Close, this one has tricked me many times. I think it's actually a Magnolia.
  10. egosnell2002
    Yeah, Rondeau is awesome. Just wait 'till May when I go to Point Pelee! Hundreds of warblers and over a hundred species just in the morning!
  11. egosnell2002
    Everyone getting pumped for spring? I've already had some good birds/birding, and the warblers aren't even here yet! Here's a little list from the weekend: https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S54678344
  12. egosnell2002
    All Pectorals. Stilt have longer bills, are built more like a tringa, and in early spring they won't have very much streaking on the breast at all, and in their alternate plumage, the breast will be barred.
  13. egosnell2002
    What the... not sure if I skipped over the House Finch and went straight to the last bushtit or what happened... agreed with above
  14. egosnell2002
    I'd call the left bird a Semipalmated Plover, Piping is more of a grey than brown, you can reference my profile picture The Black-bellied Plover is (an adult) in basic plumage, it will be molting soon!
  15. egosnell2002
    Wilson's is correct.
  16. egosnell2002
    Yep!
  17. egosnell2002
    1. Song Sparrow 2. Savannah Sparrow 3. House Finch 4. Song Sparrow 5-6. Bushtit
  18. egosnell2002
    Yep!
  19. egosnell2002
    Yep, hopefully they'll be here soon, and when they arrive the black belly should be most of the way in!
  20. egosnell2002
    Sanderling. One of the few shorebirds of their size with a longer, straight black bill. Overall, sanderling are very pale, and they have a very noticeable white stripe in the base of the primary and secondaries (when they fly).
  21. egosnell2002
    Yes, Clay-coloured.
  22. egosnell2002
    Yes.
  23. egosnell2002
    Hermit. Rusty rump.
  24. egosnell2002
    Sorry, Cooper's. Streaking on this guy might look a little thicker than some, but it narrows down to fine pencil streaks.
  25. egosnell2002
    Yep, Horned. Eared would also have a spread out plumes instead of the solid gold patch.
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