[Warbler ID?]

Looks good for a Yellow-rumped Warbler

[Pine Warbler? central NY state 5/2/22]

Looks good for Pine Warbler!

[What raptor is this?]

Looks good for a Red-tailed Hawk

[Newport Harbor, CA Back Bay]

Agreed on all. Looks good for Western Sandpipers in the first sandpiper photo.

[Which Black-back? Central NY State 2/26/22]

Looks fine for a Great Black-backed Gull to me. Bill is larger than I would expect for a Lesser Black-backed Gull and back just slightly darker. There is also not a noticeable size difference between the two birds in the comparison photo, a Lesser Black-backed Gull would be significantly smaller than a Great Black-backed. The legs are tinged yellow, but I would expect more bright yellow to conclude Lesser Black-backed Gull, especially when the individual has a clean unstreaked head. 

[Confirm Juvenile Little Blue Heron]

Looks good for Little Blue Heron

[Which Scaups]

I'm also leaning Greater Scaup for the first individual and Lesser for the rest

[Which Scaup?]

Agree with Lesser Scaup

[Palm Warblers?]

Yep, all Palm Warblers

[Is this identifiable?]

Why not Hammond’s Flycatcher? This bird’s bill looks tiny

[Is this a hairy woodpecker?]

Looks good for a European Starling!

[Can’t I’d this bird.]

Looks good for a Red-winged Blackbird!

[Sapsucker Sp.]

7 minutes ago, Hasan said:

Looks pretty good for YB Sapsucker. Where?

Found in Northern Arizona (Navajo County) in a small town called Joseph City

[Sapsucker Sp.]

Here are a few of the original photos cropped to show the individual better. I realize that the image quality is not ideal.

[Sapsucker Sp.]

Had this sapsucker this morning in Joseph City AZ (Navajo County). Both Red-naped and Yellow-bellied have been reported in the county, but Yellow-bellied is far less frequently found. I’ve attached all the photos I was able to take. Thanks for the help!

[Sparrow]

Fox Sparrow confirmed!

[type of heron?]

Great Blue Heron! Cool find

[Coopers or Red-shoulder]

Agree with Red-shouldered

[Ducks I can’t find in my book]

These are Gadwalls!

Edit: Sniped!

[? goldfinch ?]

Looks good for American to me!

 

[Snow vs Ross's Goose]

Looks good for a Snow Goose to me as well with that larger bill and grin patch. Size isn't a terribly reliable field mark, but I would expect a Ross's Goose to appear smaller next to Greater White-fronted Geese.

[Help with sparrows]

1. House Sparrow

2. White-throated Sparrow

3. White-throated Sparrow

4. Song Sparrow

[Yellow Bird ID?]

Looks good for Yellow Warbler 

[White belly w/ tinge of yellow sides ID?]

American Redstart

[Red chest & black head ID?]

Rose-breasted Grosbeak