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3 minutes ago, Quiscalus quiscula said:
Nice! As an Northeasterner, I still need Brown Thrasher and Carolina Chickadee.
I meant to mention that I saw you there -- you were a Lifer.
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On my trip to Tennessee and Alabama 2 weeks ago, I saw 28 species and the following 10 were lifers:
Black-and-White Warbler
Blue Jay
Brown Thrasher
Carolina Chickadee
Carolina Wren
Common Grackle
Eastern Bluebird
Northern Cardinal
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Tufted Titmouse-
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17 hours ago, IKLland said:
Self-found?
Yes, in Tennessee.
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Great, another lifer.
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Okay, my report will be the first of a YRWA at that particular eBird hotspot in September.
Thanks.
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1 hour ago, Charlie Spencer said:
NASCAR race?
Yeah, it's too early for waterfowl in the southeast yet.
Yes NASCAR, and a few days in Nashville, and some genealogy in Giles Co., TN and Limestone Co., AL. Oh, and some birding.
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Taken on 10-3-2022 along the Tennessee River in Limestone County, AL.
Can anyone tell what this bird is?
I just got back from a trip to Nashville and Talladega. The trip was not primarily for birding, but I did some birding here and there along the way. This was my first time birding outside of California and Arizona, and I got several lifers that I am pleased with. I was surprised at the scarcity of waterfowl on the lakes and rivers -- even at eBird hotspots. And getting photos of the birds in the dense canopies was challenging.
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19 hours ago, Aidan B said:
It's a Yellow Warbler. Undertail pattern is all that you need to identify this bird.
Okay, thanks. That wide eye ring threw me.
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1 minute ago, IKLland said:
Congrats! A very quality lifer to get!
Thanks. I've got to go back and try to get some good photos. That was 40+ feet up in a very tall sycamore -- and she was not being very cooperative.
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5 hours ago, Aidan B said:
That looks like a Yellow Warbler to me. ?
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4 hours ago, IKLland said:
No. A real GHOW.
It's a great photo!
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23 minutes ago, Bird-Boys said:
Double-crested Cormorant (left), Probably Neotropic Cormorant (Right). Any other pics of the face on the second bird?
Here is the best photo I have of the face.
I didn't want to prejudice your opinion, but there was a Neotropic about 10-15 feet away from this one. If this is a NECO, it's interesting that there is no white edging on the gular patch.
There were about 40 Double-crested Cormorant's on and around this island -- mostly in the trees near this one.
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Is this a Cormorock or a Rockmorant?