[Rufous ___ Sparrow?]

Agree with Song Sparrow

[Some kind of sparrow?]

Looks good for a Savannah Sparrow

[Red Shouldered Hawk vs Osprey or something else?]

Awesome photos!

[Little Bird Tapper]

Gray Catbird is something else that came to my mind

[Swamp Sparrow?]

The second sparrow is also visible in the bottom of the last photo, but I don’t know that I feel comfortable calling it Lincoln’s for certain.

[White-faced Ibis (Juvenile)?]

Looks good for White-faced Ibis

[One last sparrow irritant (for today)]

This is a Song Sparrow

[Chipping Sparrow?]

Agree with Field Sparrow

[Bird ID's Needed]

Agree with @The Bird Nuts

[possibly clay-colored Sparrow?]

Looks like a Chipping Sparrow to me

[On our feeder in Central Florida]

These are all House Finches

[House finch, right?]

House Finch is correct

[Warbler]

Looks good for Palm Warbler

[Confirm Common Yellowthroat?]

Looks good for Common Yellowthroat to me

[Can you help me identify this bird?]

Agree with Clark’s Nutcracker.

[Fall warbler - prarie or palm?]

Agree with Palm Warbler

[Birds This Week]

Bay-breasted was my first thought as well

[Song Sparrow?]

Looks good for a Song Sparrow to me as well

[Hammond's Flycatcher?]

For the future, flycatchers have thin seed-like bills. Just by Bill shape you can be certain that this individual is not a flycatcher. However, this bird’s conical Bill strongly suggests a goldfinch. You can learn a lot about birds from the shape of their bill.

[Hammond's Flycatcher?]

Agree with Lesser Goldfinch 

[Confusing fall warbler ID needed]

Agree with Magnolia Warbler

[Acadian Flycatcher ???]

Agree with Acadian Flycatcher

[stumped - sparrow?]

Looks like an Indigo Bunting to me

[Lincoln sparrow?]

This individual’s breast is too dark gray to be a Lincoln’s Sparrow. There is no buffy coloration on the breast or face.

[MI Warbler ID help.]

Some birds will stay in an area beyond the expected time. It is not too unusual to see a late straggler. I agree, this is a Yellow Warbler