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Everything posted by MichaelLong
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Over here in CA its all Black-Bellied, Black-Bellied, Black-Bellied, Black-Bellied, Pacific, Black-Bellied
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Black bellied plover
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Looks fine to me great photo btw
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I agree orange crowned has a greyer head
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Black-throated Green Warbler?
MichaelLong replied to flightman's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Sorry I have no idea what it could be
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West Tennessee shorebirds
MichaelLong replied to jim bird's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
First one is a Dowitcher What looks like a short billed Based upon the size comparison with the sandpiper next to it -
Yes
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This Dove has me kind of confused.
MichaelLong replied to Kevin's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Perhaps a White tipped Dove? never mind yes Juvi Eurasian Collared -
Migrating warbler?
MichaelLong replied to Jim Highberger's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Northern Parula -
If by black winged kite you mean the White tailed kite no there are no records in Ontario. if Black wing kite you mean the Mississippi kite they can be found there but they are very rare
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With the limited photo I would say it's a Yellow-Rumped Warbler
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Dark-eyed Junco
MichaelLong replied to smittyone@cox.net's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Female and male -
Is this a Dickcissel?
MichaelLong replied to smittyone@cox.net's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Little Blue Heron but Wrong Color, I Think
MichaelLong replied to bo nelson's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
That is a Juvenile Little Blue -
Kinda doubt it a slough doesn't seem like a good habitat for a crossbill
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Is this the future of the Field Guide?
MichaelLong replied to Administrator's topic in 11-2018 November 2018 iBird Newsletter
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Maybe a Huttons Vireo? Idk I was just looking at passerines in Multnomah county
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That would explain the greyness and song Thanks
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huh ok
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The only titmouse in my area is an oak titmouse and they don't sound like that
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Is this the future of the Field Guide?
MichaelLong replied to Administrator's topic in 11-2018 November 2018 iBird Newsletter
As a relatively young birder I would say this would be more of a fun gimmick rather than actually being useful -
Ok thanks
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I changed it to a common yellowthroat song is that right?
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The song may have come from a different bird