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Taken today, Parry Sound District, ON. Canada. Sorry for the bad pics but any idea what this could be. My guess is Red shouldered Hawk? Thank you.

Thanks for confirmation, it was my original ID

Taken a few days ago, Nipissing District, Ontario

Seen today, Parry Sound District, Ontario.

Thank you! I believe 1 and 3 are confirmed! My initial thought was the same for 2 but I cannot find a species that matches. 4 has a crossed bill and seems glossy and appears out of range for the Chinese Blackbird. I will keep searching for 2, 4 & 5. Thanks again!

OK, thank you.

Thank you for your post. Although 1 is compelling for a Sardinian Warbler, I have yet to find any records of one occurring in Burma and the species does not show up, not even as a rare bird on Ebird. For #2, I could not find any species with this name anywhere. The closest I found was the Rusty-fronted Tody Flycatcher in South America. 3 does look like Helmeted Guineafowl but they are native to Africa so they are obviously domesticated. If you could give more detail for 1 & 2 as to the reasons why this is what you think, that would be great. Thanks for your help.

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Tennessee I believe.

These pictures were taken Sept. 8 at Keith McLean CA in southwestern Ontario. I had originally thought immature Bald Eagle, but considered Golden. I have just noticed an Ebird posting from that date and location reporting a Golden Eagle. I am wondering what the consensus is here? Thank you.

These photos were taken back in 2014 and are my last photos to identify from the trip. The first one is late April in Hispaw, Myanmar The second one is early March near Kampot, Cambodia The third picture is taken on the outskirts of Phnom Phen, Cambodia in mid Feb.and I am also wondering if they are domesticated? The last two pictures were taken in Tonsay, Thailand (the south) in late May. Thank you for any help!

Ok thanks very much for your help... unfortunately I think it will be left unidentified...

I am wondering by the best of your knowledge, is the black on the bottom corners of the tail on a white underside distinctive to Cerulean, or are there other possibilities? Thank you.

No, I don't think it was a B&W. The black was confined to the bottom corners of the tail and seemed more white on the chest with finer streaks on the sides...

Hello, I don't have a picture but I am wondering about an observation made today just north of Toronto, ON. In small mixed group of warblers I saw one in the canopy about 20 ft off the ground. I saw a white underside with black on the corners of the tail and some bluish/black streaks on the sides. My first thought was Cerulean but that would be quite rare. I thought maybe black-throated blue, but pretty sure I eliminated that. I cannot think of what else it could be and I am wondering if you can think of any other possibilities based on that description. Thank you.