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Yellow-headed Nuthatch? (Eugene OR)
Mark5 replied to JDS's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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I think 2nd bird looks like Savannah with that pink bill and lighter chest streaking.
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Fantastic Photo. Agree with ID.
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I have been using the the birdnet website since this summer and it is often helpful in situations like this to get some ideas on what you hear. I can not replace an experienced birder but it can help. I have tested it with quite a few birds that I have seen while vocalizing and then posted the recordings. It is pretty good. The only major whiff I can remember is a very clear Marsh Wren recording (recorded while I was watching the wren) that it failed to identify. Background noise and wind can really throw it off. I uploaded the recording from this thread and received a number
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I think this looks good for a pure ABDU. Thoughts? 11/15 in a harbor on Lake Michigan in Chicago.
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Agree with GRHE.
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Over 100,000 on 3 different warbler species? I can't imagine trying to process this in the field.
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Today at a cemetery in Chicago. Was flying back and forth to a perch about 2 feet off the ground. Was flying into a thick tangle to grab prey. All the same bird. Acadian? DSC08303r by Mark Ross, on Flickr DSC08297r by Mark Ross, on Flickr DSC08290r by Mark Ross, on Flickr Thanks
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Location?
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In the 3rd photo the middle bird shows dark coloration on the leading edge of the folded wing. Gotta be Sanderling.
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Looks like a perfect Vesper. Eye ring, face pattern, leg color all look right.
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Today in Chicago. Both the same bird. DSC08157r by Mark Ross, on Flickr DSC08152r by Mark Ross, on Flickr
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An unexpected surprise at the beach this morning: BBSA! DSC07959r - Buff-breasted Sandpiper by Mark Ross, on Flickr
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This is from 8/5 at Lory state park on the trail up to Arthur's Rock. In the clip you can clearly hear the bird. You can also hear me breathing as I am not use to mountain hiking. The bird was repeatedly making this same vocalization quite loudly for at least 5 minutes continuously. Thanks for any suggestion.
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From 8/24 in a swampy area near the Lake Michigan beach. The were foraging together. 1)DSC07806r by Mark Ross, on Flickr 2)DSC07804r by Mark Ross, on Flickr Thanks