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It doesn't really look like a warbler to me, The beak is too stout.

Doing good thanks. Been pretty busy with school projects recently.

Both are Greater

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Anticipation intensifies

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Clearly @Liam has fainted out of pure joy of finding the Northern Shrike

Sunset with what I believe is Venus on the left

Brain Head is a town in Utah

Seen this July, just found it in my files

You better not post a hybrid you evil evil man

Never been to oahu or hawaii island, I hear that the bishop museum in honolulu is worth a visit though

Drakes Beach and Horseshoe Pond are in point reyes Corte Madera is in coastal marin county

1. Common Loon? - Drakes Beach 2. Western Sandpiper? - Horseshoe Pond 3. Killdeer and Semipalmated Plover - Corte Madera Marsh 4. Western Sandpiper and Least Sandpiper - Corte Madera Marsh

I got around 55 maybe 57 or 58 once I check some shorbs, going out again after dinner

@Connor Cochrane @DLecy Did either of you guys get the Dusky Warbler?

I'm pretty sure I got it down to subspecies but I can't age it or sex it even remotely

sadness

Never got audio 1 Willow? 2 Pac?

How to find my attachments

My Family will be going to Yosemite During Spring break (Late March-Early April) And I want some tips on how to find these birds 1. Dipper, always Dipper, I will never find one, because I am cursed but still, Dipper. 2. Sooty Grouse, I can't find anything online about when Sootys Boom but I hope it's in early spring 3. Hermit and Orange-crowned Warblers, it's too early for them but I can hope. 4. Sapsuckers that are not holes 5. American Kestrel, these should be at Mono Lake plus they're cute 6. Canyon Wren 7. Wilsons Snipe at Mono 8. Rufous Hummer

Ooo also from Redwood Shores I see 👀

1-2 Black-bellied Plover 3-4 Dowitcher of some kind

Domestic Mallards

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