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My thoughts are mallard and juvenile yellow-crowned night heron...
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Hello, all pictures were taken in Southern Ontario just north of Toronto. The first 4 were on Aug 12. The last two were yesterday.
Photo 1 - Another Least Sandpiper? I thought it looked bigger than the others.
Photo 2 - All Lesser Yellowlegs? I thought the one on the far left looked smaller...
Photos 3 & 4 - Originally was thinking Merlin, now am not sure
Photos 5 & 6 - Greater Yellowlegs? It sure did seem larger the other birds there. Pic 5 has a Green wing teal for some size comparison.
Thank you!
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Here are some more pics of the first one and the third one.I know the third is not much better. Thank you!
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Hello, Taken earlier today in the south end of Lake Simcoe, Ontario. My guess is Redhead, Greater Scuap (both would be rare and even more so with chicks) , not sure on the third pic but you can see a big white wing patch, and Lesser Yellowlegs? Thank you for any help or corrections.
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Is "Other World Bird" too general to be lumped in with "European Bird" or could this be divided more, perhaps by continent ?
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Ok thanks!
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I would say BG Tanager.
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...or just immature?
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Taken today in York Region, Ontario. I am wondering if this is a hybrid? Thank you.
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I would agree.
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Savannah Sparrow maybe?
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These pics were taken June 2 at Rogers Reservoir in Newmarket, Ontario. I am wondering if it is possible to determine this species of flycatcher? I thought I heard a weird sounding ' chebek' call but no other vocalizations were heard, and I only really clued into what this sound could have been after I had seen the pics. I can see a yellow wash on the belly and throat, but I don't really see a bold eye ring and not sure if it is just the angles, so I was thinking but not sure if it could be a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher...? Or...? Your comments would be appreciated. Thank you.
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I would also say Brown Thrasher. They are quite common at the Carden Alvar.
Warbler
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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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.