Tim Emmerzaal

Thanks! Sometimes you get lucky ?

Warbling Vireo would be my best bet, but it is still tricky for me. Seen Sunday in Rochester, MN.

Hmm, could be. It would not be the first time that squirrels are so loud, but this specific sound I have not heard before from them...

Heard this in a small forest in Rochester, MN on Sunday afternoon. One I suspect to be an Indigo Bunting, but the other one I have no clue, any suggestions? 20200712-162235.wav

Thanks for the feedback!

I have been hearing this sound for a few times now in a relatively small forest in Rochester, MN, but unable to see and identify the bird. There are different birds singing in the clip, but I am interested in the constant somewhat monotonous sound in the recording. 20200705-122324.wav

Thanks for the extra info!

Thanks for the confirm! I did not notice the claw until looking at the photo on the pc. It was pure curiosity but lets hope it is nothing for him/her ?

Seen this one this morning near a river while canoeing in Rochester, MN. At these times you wish you brought the big lens... I also noticed just now that he/she is holding one of the claws very strange (in all the photo's I took), would this be normal?

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks!

After my latest insight in hairy vs downy woodpeckers apparently I have only seen a hairy woodpecker once. Wondering if this is one of them. Shot 06-21-2020 in Rochester, MN. Thanks ?

Shot in Florida a while time ago (12-30-2018).

Patiently w aiting for a snack from the adults

Quite happy with this song sparrow from this morning ? Edit; what would be the best way to upload photos here? They appear a bit blurry for me

An impatient young Downy Woodpecker with dad.

Thanks! Never new that a Blue Jay made that sound!

I heard these two today in Rochester, MN in a small wooded area (not at the same time). I do not know what they are and did not get a chance to spot them. Not sure how to identify them myself only based on sound. Any suggestions? Thanks! 20200621-125915.wav 20200621-140737.wav

Thanks for the confirmation! Edit, I see now that the title was partly autocorrected to Dutch..

Saw this one yesterday in Rochester, MN.

The bird was photographed in the Quarry Hill Park here in Rochester, MN. Not sure until when they do it, but I noticed that they recently hung several nets to catch the birds (not sure about the official name).

Baltimore Oriole enjoying some red berries

Thanks for the information! I will have to go back to some of my determinations and have a second look! ?

I hope it is OK if I chime into this conversation and ask a question (if not, I am sorry). I am wondering if this is a definite mark of downy vs hairy, if so is the number of spots always 3? I believe I saw a hairy woodpecker yesterday (based on bill length); however, it has one black spot on the outer tail feather as I can see. Or is this different again per region (I live in Rochester, MN)?

Thanks! I will definitely start paying more attention to the birds using the thermal columns!