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Taken last May at Montezuma NWR NY, just double-checking that it's a YB & not a BB. Thanks (never uploaded video before, hope it works). DSC_8432 YBCU_Trim.mp4
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A couple more gull ID's from Seneca Falls NY.
MWM replied to MWM's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
The juvy on the left was so distinctly patterned I wasn't sure, thanks. -
Definitely a Roughie - they're just showing up here in NY, didn't know they went that far south!
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When & where did you see it? (Also could you give a more specific size - robin, crow, duck, etc.) It sounds a little like a Killdeer, they are a ground dwelling bird, but more brown than gray.
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There was an Iceland Gull reported at this spot, but I'm terrible at juvenile gulls. Is this juvy the Iceland? (Thayer's subspecies?)
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Which Loon? Lake Ontario, north of Syracuse NY 11/6/21
MWM replied to MWM's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Bump. Here are a couple more distant & out-of-focus shots of the same bird, not sure if they're any help. Thanks. -
Which Loon? Lake Ontario, north of Syracuse NY 11/6/21
MWM replied to MWM's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Thought it was a Downy, but after looking at the bill, not sure. Taken 10/29/21 central NY along Lake Ontario shore.
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Another distant shot - Greater White-fronted or Graylag?
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Dark & distant shots, Central NY State 10/23/21.
MWM replied to MWM's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Which pic are you referring too? (at least 4 different birds pictured). Purple Martin would be very unusual this late (but not unheard of). I think pics 2, 5, & 6 are all the same species. -
I'm a little confused, I thought Chipping didn't have any streaking on the sides or breast?
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2 more sparrows (Central NY 10/15/21)
MWM replied to MWM's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
I was wondering about #1 being a possible juvy WC Sparrow, but I've never seen a Savannah with that much yellow on the face. Of course all 4 species were present at this location, making it harder to eliminate anything. Here's another view of the 2nd sparrow, and the notched tail does point to Savannah. Thanks. -