LeopARTnik
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thank you, everyone,
🙂 ok, I am going with Hermit since you guys are in sync thinking it is Hermit 🙂
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1 minute ago, blackburnian said:
This is a Hermit Thrush.
Are you sure? According to https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Hermit_Thrush/id Hermit is dirty brown on the back and only reddish on the lower back.
I also took this shot on the other day in a different location, see below. And I have no doubt it is Hermit, but I am not sure those two pics above are Hermit.
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5 minutes ago, Charlie Spencer said:
You're aware that a Veery is a species of thrush, right?
So, you also think it is Veery?
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1 minute ago, Charlie Spencer said:
You're aware that a Veery is a species of thrush, right?
No, I was not, I am a noob 🙂 but they visually do look alike
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1 minute ago, meghann said:
I do kinda like this one for Veery. When was this taken?
I took it on April 17th at 6:30am
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Hi,
Took pictures of this guy in Dover NH.
Looking at Hermit Thrush, Wood Thrush and Verry, I see that Hermit is not as red on the back of the body, but Wood thrush has spots all the way down. It makes me think it is Verry. What do you guys think?
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Hermit_Thrush/id
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Wood_Thrush/id
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Veery/idHere are the shots:
it is the same bird, just changed branches.
Thank you!
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2 minutes ago, cvanbosk said:
You might check out Northern Harrier.
Oh man, this is it!!! thank you very much 🙂
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Hi friends,
I got this guy during a flight in Massachusetts (Parker River National Wildlife Refuge)
I am not good with identifying predators and need help, please.
Here are two shots from behind:
and here are side shots:
Thank you!
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https://photos.app.goo.gl/1wMuraGXMeLjkHap7
Here is the link to few videos of this guy, I hope this helps with identification 😉
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11 hours ago, John Landon said:
Was in process of trying to delete that comment when it timed out.Please disregard.There is a small pale tip to end of bill in bird 1.Herring 2 year seems right but leg color is off,but it may be shadows throwing it off.Are Herring common in that location?
Herrings are very common here
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It looks like ring billed have a smaller beak. Herring gulls have larger. Looking at images of ring billed ones and my picture, I think they are not the same
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Any gull experts? I did not get any replies on my other post:
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Thank you, everyone! I love this community 😍
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Hello friends,
I have seen this one in January, New Hampshire, Dover. Any idea if this is Coopers Hawk or Sharp-Shinned Hawk or something else?
I took three shots from the car.
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Hello everyone, looking to get help identifying these two gulls, both were spotted in September Washington state - Whidbey Island.
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thank you in advance :)
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Thank you very much for your help!!!
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Hello, I need help identifying these beauties :)
Bird 1
Bird 2
Bird 3
Bird 4
Bird 5
Bird 6
Bird 7
Bird 8
Thank you in advance!!!
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@psweet, Thank you very much. And regarding info, you are right, it totally escaped my mind.
I have recorded all these in Monroe city, Washington state. Dates are in the file name 🙂 -
Red-winged Blackbird??
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Was going through my photos and noticed that one picture in my Red-winged Blackbird is significantly different.
This is how female or juveniles looks like here in Washington state:
and this is the picture that got my attention. Any ideas if this is still Red-Winged or Tricolored one?
Thank you!