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Either a sharpie or cooper's, either is smaller than a red-tailed hawk. I'm leaning towards Sharp-shinned but wait for the experts.
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2 hours ago, IKLland said:
the yellow feet rule out any other similar option, including lime and bay breastedÂ
Lime? New type of warbler? 🙂
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Thanks, but are the bill & head that much smaller on juveniles?
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Bump, Iceland would be rare this early. Any more confirmations?
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I miss-typed, meant to say I got a Rough-legged impression (from under-wing pattern). I'm not that familiar with Harlan's/Dark RTHA, so I'll go with the concensus on it being a Red-tailed. (Also, I was unable to edit original post???)
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Agree with Rough-legged Hawk. Good find that far South!
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Straight bill, not longer than the width of the head (front to back) agree with Lesser Yellowlegs.
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Top pic looks like adult Cooper's Hawk, definitely not Harrier, but wait for more inputs.
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Agree with Lesser Yellowlegs, Greater has a longer, slightly upturned bill.
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Agreed (Western has much longer neck & longer bill).
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Agree, DC Cormorant. (For above reasons).
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Bump - anyone able to confirm Cackling?
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Unable to play the audio(?)
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Shouldn't have said anything - I didn't even notice the misspelling!
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I definitely see a trace of the white "cheek" especially on the last pic. The other geese in the pics where Canada Geese, maybe Lesser, but not Cackling. At first glance I thought it was a Snow, but was too large & no black wing tips. Seen a lot of Blue phase (juvenile?) so don't think this could be one. If anything, it appeared whiter than these pics appear.
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Seconded. Juvy White Ibis.
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Waterfowl ID needed.
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Agree, male Northern Pintail on top, female below.