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  1. Sneat
    Agree with Double-crested Cormorant
  2. Sneat
    Looks good for Eastern Wood-Pewee to me
  3. Sneat
    Yes, definitely Northern Parula
  4. Sneat
    I agree with Cooper’s
  5. Sneat
    Alright, thanks for the help!
  6. Sneat
    This is a Chestnut-sided Warbler!
  7. Sneat
    Agree with Pectoral Sandpiper
  8. Sneat
    Saw these gulls in Navajo County AZ yesterday. The gulls were far out on a lake, hanging around an exposed sandbar with multiple Caspian Terns. Lots of good migrants had been pushed in by a large storm we had. I am wondering if these photos are enough to ID one or both of the gulls. I feel like they are too large (using the Caspian Tern for size reference) and dark to be Ring-billed and I currently think California Gull is a good option. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated!
  9. Sneat
    These look like Stilt Sandpipers to me.
  10. Sneat
    There appear to be multiple species in the first group, so I will do my best to identify by each image. 1. Orange-crowned Warbler 2. Warbling Vireo 3-4. Gray Flycatcher (?) 5-6. Warbling Vireo 7. Not sure 8-10. Yellow Warbler 11. This looks like a separate individual, maybe Orange-crowned Warbler (?) 12-14. Yellow Warbler 15. Mallard
  11. Sneat
    Correct! First two photos are of a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher and the last three are of a Red-eyed Vireo.
  12. Sneat
    This looks like a Brewer’s Sparrow to me
  13. Sneat
    Agree with Eastern Wood-pewees
  14. Sneat
    This looks like a Gray Flycatcher to me, but wait for more opinions.
  15. Sneat
    Agree with Wilson’s Warbler
  16. Sneat
    Agree with Carolina Wren
  17. Sneat
    Looks good for Yellow Warbler
  18. Sneat
    Agree with Chipping Sparrows
  19. Sneat
    Agree with Bay-breasted Warbler
  20. Sneat
    Yes, your most recent image is of a Yellow Warbler. As for the sex of the Prairie Warbler, it looks to be a female or immature individual but I am not certain which.
  21. Sneat
    Sorry, Tony is definitely right. I didn’t read the description and only paid attention to the birds in the front of the photo
  22. Sneat
    Yes, this is a Swainson’s Thrush. Note the Buffy eyering
  23. Sneat
    Agree with Blue-winged Teal
  24. Sneat
    Agree with Cooper’s Hawk
  25. Sneat
    This looks better for a Red-eyed Vireo. Note the bill, thicker than that of a Palm Warbler, the green back, the white belly, and the dark cap and eyeline, contrasting with the pale supercilium. Also note the blue legs, all vireos have blue legs
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