Aidan B

Looks wet

This is a Song Sparrow.

I'm probably not the best person to ask, as I've never seen a female Rose-breasted Grosbeak, but that upper mandible is pink, which strongly points to Rose-breasted. Black-headed always has a dark upper mandible. You can't see the breast streaking on this bird through, which is too bad. I'd say you're fine calling this Rose-breasted, but if I were you I'd wait for someone else to agree with me first.

Was the sparrow self found? I haven't seen any recent reports in Orange that I'm aware of.

The sparrow is definitely Vesper, and I'm leaning towards Rose-breasted on the Grosbeak. Still want to see the real pictures first.

Willow Flycatcher https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/488728311 https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/488728271

I think that we might need to wait for real photos on this bird. I can't even tell if it's a truly a Grosbeak from these given the odd molt this bird is in. Is the upper mandible pink on this bird?

Sounds like a Squirrel to me.

Looks decent for Bullocks to me, that's what I'd call it here in California. It seems very drab. I don't have much experience with Baltimore though.

13,000 photos on Macaulay!

I think this is a Warbling Vireo. They sing much more often than warblers during fall migration, and it sounds right for the species.

I can't access the recordings. Maybe upload the recording to ebird as Passerine spuh than link the recording or checklist here.

It's a Northern Harrier

Yep! Looks good to me!