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That works for me. ?

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Ozzprey

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Wow, that snake has its work cut out for that meal.

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BRDL 229 ???? ???? ???? I was just trying to find the right place for the one letter I knew when it all came together. In other words, lucky third guess.

I haven't seen our resident male yet today, but the females/young are still buzzing around up here in Southern Ontario. I'm expecting the male to leave any day, if he hasn't already left, but the females and young ones should be here for another week or two, I hope. ?

I think they might be Purple Martin's.

My first thought was young Chipping Sparrow.

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Common Yellowthroat feeding his young Brown-headed Cowbird baby.

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This is what happens when you get a kink in your neck while preening.

Yellow-rumped warbler.

I see a four letter acronym and I automatically think it's a banding code, and then I sometimes get creative with the letters. FWIW - is good banding code for @Charlie Spencer - Funny Witty Intelligent Wise. ? Okay, okay, the last three letters might be pushing it a bit but give me a break, I'm trying to be nice to the guy and didn't think 'Flatulent Wisecracking Insufferable Weirdo' was very polite, even if it might be more accurate. ?