[Waterfowl ID needed.]

Agree, male Northern Pintail on top, female below.

[not my hawk]

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.

[Possible Blackpoll Warbler or Pine]

The rare and elusive Lime Warbler (I apologize for the amateur photo-shop) 🙂

Yes Virginia, he really does exist.

[Possible Blackpoll Warbler or Pine]

2 hours ago, IKLland said:

the yellow feet rule out any other similar option, including lime and bay breasted 

Lime? New type of warbler? 🙂

 

[Leucism or possible Barnacle x Canada Hybrid? Seneca Falls NY 11/18/23]

Assumed just a Leucistic trait on a Canada Goose, but recent report of Barncle X Canada Hybrid has me wondering (very similiar to Sibley's depiction).

[Juvenile Gull - Seneca Falls NY 11/14/23]

Thanks, but are the bill & head that much smaller on juveniles?

[Juvenile Gull - Seneca Falls NY 11/14/23]

Repost, still trying to ID this juvenile gull. Bill seems too small for Herring Gull. Previous post said possible Iceland (but early for them in this area). Thanks for any help.

[Raptor, Yellowlegs, & Gull Montezuma NWR NY 11/14/23]

Bump, Iceland would be rare this early. Any more confirmations?

[Raptor, Yellowlegs, & Gull Montezuma NWR NY 11/14/23]

Hoping to ID these pics. Thinking Peregrine for first 2 pics, possibly Lesser Yellowlegs(?) and not sure on juvenile gull next to the Herring Gull.

[dark hawk today]

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???)

[dark hawk today]

Agree with Rough-legged Hawk. Good find that far South!

[Lesser confirm]

Straight bill, not longer than the width of the head (front to back) agree with Lesser Yellowlegs.

[Northern Harrier Female? ID Request]

Top pic looks like adult Cooper's Hawk, definitely not Harrier, but wait for more inputs.

[Lesser Yellowlegs? ID Request]

Agree with Lesser Yellowlegs, Greater has a longer, slightly upturned bill.

[Horned or Western Grebe]

Agreed (Western has much longer neck & longer bill).

[Cormorant or Anhinga?]

Agree, DC Cormorant. (For above reasons).

[Black-bellied & Cackling? Montezuma NWR NY 11/2/23]

Bump - anyone able to confirm Cackling?

[Geneva NY Black-backed Gull 11/4/23]

Seemed too light for Great Black-backed? (Have a few of those around) Lesser Black-backed aren't rare but much less common.

[Black-bellied & Cackling? Montezuma NWR NY 11/2/23]

Thinking Black-bellied Plovers & last 2 pics, 2 birds on the left possible Cackling?

[Barn Owl?]

Unable to play the audio(?)

[Trumpter Swan?]

Shouldn't have said anything - I didn't even notice the misspelling!

[Ultimate shorebird challenge! Montezuma NWR NY 10/26/23]

3 sandpipers that I'm not sure can be identified (think they are all the same type).

[Goose of a different color? Montezuma NWR NY 10/24/23]

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.

[Goose of a different color? Montezuma NWR NY 10/24/23]

Think a Snow/Canada hybrid?

[help with ID please]

Seconded. Juvy White Ibis.