MWM

Want to rule out Bicknell's & Gray-cheeked before I call this a Swainson's Thrush. Not familiar with this area, but I know it's in range for all 3 species. (Grayish tail rules out Hermit).

I think 2nd pic just seemed bigger in relation to the Killdeer.

Thinking #1 & #3 are semipalmated, #2 sanderling?

Thanks all, that follows along with what I was thinking, but wasn't sure. 🙂 This was the pic of the day though:

Taken Sunday near Sodus Point (Lake Ontario east of Rochester). I think the first pic is Yellow-rumped, 2nd pic Blackburnian? Not sure on the others.

Can't figure out which warbler, profile shot & partial under tail shot. The Mergansers I think might be Common & Red-breasted (both female)?

A few pics of a raptor, originally thought small Buteo, but in flight appears to be an Accipiter? (Pic with Am. Crows for size.) Looking to confirm Scarlet Tanager (first of the year - nothing like waiting to the last minute).

Far from expert (or even very good at Fall Warblers) but what about Yellow-rumped?

Fairly sure last pic is a juvenile Red-tailed Hawk, wondering if possible to ID distant raptor in tree & other yellowish bird in flight?

Thanks, something about #3 seemed off for Eastern Wood-Pewee, but there were a lot around that day.

Accidently added under tail shot twice, left off this flycatcher (possible Willow/Alder?)

A couple flycatchers & under tail shot (Vireo?) that may not be identifiable.

Thanks all, the 2nd bird I had initially thought Swamp Sparrow in the field, but then after seeing the pic considered possible Indigo Bunting.

Thanks all, not sure on the 2nd bird's size, I was thinking blackbird size, but could have been smaller (did see several Blackburnian Warblers in the area). I would think the white wing tips would be a good indicator, unless it was due to leucism?

Yes, Florida subspecies (paler than more northern red-shoulders).