hbvol50

This bird .was being lit by the rising sun and the photos make it look much redder or "browner" that it really was. In person, the bird was gray.

Wings sure seem short for a pewee. I could see it as an Acadian

Yes I always go out to begin birding at sunrise unless it's really cold which it won't be in Oct. Radnor is the best spot for a variety of birds in the Nashville area although the variety of warblers drops off after about mid Oct. but the winter wrens and ducks begin trickling in. Might see a bald eagle. Probably no phalaropes I think this one was a county record.

Today at Radnor Lake Nashville TN I think it's a least? Fly-catcher, For ID by hbvol50, on Flickr Fly-catcher, For ID by hbvol50, on Flickr Fly-catcher, For ID by hbvol50, on Flickr

Today at Radnor Lake Nashville TN Red-necked Phalarope Red-necked Phalarope, Immature/non-breeding by hbvol50, on Flickr Red-necked Phalarope, Immature/non-breeding by hbvol50, on Flickr Red-necked Phalarope, Immature/non-breeding by hbvol50, on Flickr

Today in Medicine Bow NF, Wyoming IMG_1365 by hbvol50, on Flickr

Today in southern Middle Tennessee Buff-breasted sandpiper had been reported at this spot. Did I get it? Sandpiper, for ID by hbvol50, on Flickr DSC_2425bb by hbvol50, on Flickr Sandpiper, for ID by hbvol50, on Flickr

Agree with Western

Look like Northern Shovelers

I can't help with ID but great video!

Yes, when I was growing up they were "English" Sparrows

Confirmed!

I think the last 2 are Anna's

Where in Brooklyn did you see these?

look up house finch