
Victor D
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21 hours ago, Connor Cochrane said:
Starling, Robin, Common Yellowthroat, Hooded Merganser.
21 hours ago, Kevin said:1 Yes.
2 Yes.
3 Yellowthroat.
4 Hoooded Merganser.
Sniped!
21 hours ago, Peromyscus said:4 Hooded
3 Yellowthroat
2 Robin
1 Starling
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Thank you!!!!
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On 7/11/2021 at 3:58 AM, Birding Boy said:
Confirmed
On 7/11/2021 at 6:19 AM, Kevin said:Confirmation confirmed.
On 7/11/2021 at 1:36 PM, Peromyscus said:Confirming the confirmation confirmed
Thank you everyone:) Sorry for delay...
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5 minutes ago, Seanbirds said:
1. Yes.
2. Yes.
3. NRWS
4. Yes.
Thank you!!!
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1.Tree Swallow - Canada BC, Coquitlam, Colony Farm. This week, after 6pm
2.Northern Rough-winged Swallow. Same day, same place as #1
3. Is this one a Bank Swallow or Northern Rough-winged? Today, Stanley Park. Vancouver, BC. Before noon
4.Violet-green Swallow. Same as #1 and 2
Thank you in advance! #3 is to confirm I think.. Others should be fine
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2 hours ago, PaulK said:
I'd be careful to say that you shouldn't see them, but rather that it's far less likely than Swainson's. The map pins are people's reports this year in July. But colony farm is such a well-birded location by the region's top birders that I'd trust that frequency more than most places
Could be... Anyway all people who made last comments agreed on Swainson's.. So be it ?
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1 hour ago, Connor Cochrane said:
Both thrushes look fine for Swainson's in my opinion.
50 minutes ago, hbvol50 said:Agree
30 minutes ago, Tony Leukering said:I agree with the agreement.
2 minutes ago, Birding Boy said:Yeah, I agree with Swainson's now, sorry about that. I had forgotten about the Western "Russet Backed" Ssp.
Thank you everyone!! ?
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17 minutes ago, PaulK said:
According to this source I should not see Hermits in Coquitlam... I think my pictures do not provide proper detailing... Hard to say based on them
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14 minutes ago, Aidan B said:
I think two is Swainson's, I agree that one is a Hermit
Wow.. I wish to have more pictures to clearly ID these guys...
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34 minutes ago, Birding Boy said:
I think 1 & 2 are Hermit Thrushes
Oh! Did not expect HERMIT to be in play... Hermits has reddish tone on a back, right?
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31 minutes ago, PaulK said:
Definitely wait for the experts but you have them all correct, with I think 3 being a juvenile song sparrow.
Thank you PaulK
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3 hours ago, Quiscalus quiscula said:
If you have a nonbirding-related topic, please post it elsewhere.
For sure. Thank's
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3 hours ago, JBAS said:
The only thing I'm seeing online is mentioned at the bottom of this blogpost: https://www.drewmonkman.com/why-do-gray-squirrels-gather-stones/
Thank you!
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Yesterday we walk in Stanley Park, BC, Canada and a squirrel came to us with a stone in its mouth. Initially we thought it stuck... but was not the case. Squirrel removed it easily and put back into the mouth... Came to us and went back to bush holding it..
Any thoughts? Not really scientific explanation why squirrel do that in internet, but there were several mentioning of such behavior
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On 6/25/2021 at 6:18 PM, IKLland said:
Oh, that's impressive! I also use a superzoom point and shoot, not a dslr. As you said, the zoom is great, but the autofocus is very slow, and the sharpness isn't great. It's a starter camera for me ( as I'm still a new birder), but i will( later this year) be getting my first dslr.
My current camera is a panasonic FZ-80, which i managed to get for $260!
I even managed to drop mine and crack lenses... Dos not really affect anything as crack is on a side of the lens... But I was pretty devastated when it happened
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On 6/23/2021 at 7:39 PM, IKLland said:
@Victor D, nice shots! what do you shoot with?
Sorry for delay, IKLland
I use P900 Nikon. Not DSLR. It is just long zoom, but hard to get sharp picture, especially with zoom completely extended...After seeing other people pics I am not happy with results. Camera has certain limitation. Slow, AF is not accurate and fast, almost no chance to get bird in a fly....
But thank you !!
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1 minute ago, Birding Boy said:
Congrats on the lifer!
Thank you Birding Boy!?
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1 minute ago, Birding Boy said:
@Victor D The second shot helps a lot, since we can see the distinctive Purple Finch face pattern now.
WOW!! I did not realize for full year I got my First Purple :)))))) Stupid me
Thank you Birding Boy!!!!!
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44 minutes ago, Charlie Spencer said:
I agree with Purple, but do you have other shots?
It was far above and quite far away too.. Zoomed in, cropped
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1 hour ago, Birding Boy said:
Looks good for a Purple to me! The shadows on the face did throw me off for a bit though.
42 minutes ago, Charlie Spencer said:I agree with Purple, but do you have other shots?
40 minutes ago, Aidan B said:I also say it's a Purple.
Thank you all, Yes, I have a couple more pictures. Hope it will help. Basically they are taken from the same angle though...
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Bewick's Wren and Redhead?
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Thank you!!!