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  1. slidinghills
    SW Alberta earlier today. Need help identifying the bird behind the Solitary Sandpiper.
  2. slidinghills
    SW Alberta earlier today. In the field I thought the yellow belly was just colour from the aspen leaves reflected onto the white underside of an Eastern Kingbird. The photo shows white tail edges and now I am thinking that the belly was actually yellow and this is a Western Kingbird. Thoughts?
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    Thank you.
  4. slidinghills
    Today in southwestern Alberta. The bird on the right is an American Goldfinch but I am confused by the bird on the left (Pine Siskin?).
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    Thank you.
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    Thank you.
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    Thank you.
  8. slidinghills
    Earlier this week in southwestern Alberta.
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    Earlier this week in southwestern Alberta.
  10. slidinghills
    This past week in southwestern Alberta.
  11. slidinghills
    Thank you.
  12. slidinghills
    This morning in southwestern Alberta.
  13. slidinghills
    This morning in southwestern Alberta. Poor photos but any chance anyone sees a reason why this isn't a Horned Grebe?
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    Thank you!
  15. slidinghills
    This morning in southwestern Alberta.
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    Thank you!
  17. slidinghills
    from earlier this week in southwestern Alberta.
  18. slidinghills
    SW Alberta, yesterday. I realize that without hearing the bird's song, identification may be impossible but I figured it wouldn't hurt to post the photo just in case something stands out.
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    Thank you. Safe travels!
  20. slidinghills
    SW Alberta, yesterday. Observed interacting with one another. If they are indeed Ferruginous hawks, any info on age would also be appreciated.
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    SW Alberta, yesterday. I am not used to seeing more than 2 or 3 at a time so I just want to confirm that this is indeed a larger flock of Rock Pigeons.
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    Thank you.
  23. slidinghills
    Also, age (adult?) and subspecies (Anatum?) confirmation would be appreciated!
  24. slidinghills
    This morning in southwestern Alberta.
  25. slidinghills
    Thank you both for your input. Much appreciated!
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