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  1. Steve Babbitt
    There appears to be white under the chin and in the lores. I would say Tricolored Heron.
  2. Steve Babbitt
    This bird looks like a hybrid. The bill seems too large for either species. Any thoughts?
  3. Steve Babbitt
    The bird appears to have a band on the right leg.
  4. Steve Babbitt
    A group may be referred to as an "ear-full" or a "museum of waxwings" according to iBird Pro. Just saying!
  5. Steve Babbitt
    Female Northern Pintail
  6. Steve Babbitt
    Sanderling is the only shorebird with no rear toe (halux) as can be seen in your photo.
  7. Steve Babbitt
    Certainly is!
  8. Steve Babbitt
    Wonder why the eyes look white on this bird?
  9. Steve Babbitt
    I think this looks like a Black-bellied Plover. I has a pale face and no discernible supercilium. The head and bill look larger than an American Golden-Plover.
  10. Steve Babbitt
    Juvenile Cooper's Hawk
  11. Steve Babbitt
    This bird has a syrinx (voice box) which allows it to produce two different notes at the same time.
  12. Steve Babbitt
    This bird has been banded,
  13. Steve Babbitt
    Maybe a Bobwhite?
  14. Steve Babbitt
    How about an Iceland Gull?
  15. Steve Babbitt
    The bird in front looks like a Surf Scoter with the white on the front of the head and in the bill.
  16. Steve Babbitt
    I would say Long-billed Dowitcher from the dark tail in the first image and the humped back in other images.
  17. Steve Babbitt
    Male non-breeding Wood Duck
  18. Steve Babbitt
    Looks like a Herring Gull, orange eyering and orange on the gonydal angle of the bill.
  19. Steve Babbitt
    I think this is a Nashville Warbler
  20. Steve Babbitt
    I think this is a Downy because of the undertail markings.
  21. Steve Babbitt
    A Rough-legged Hawk's wing tips extend beyond the tail and that doesn't appear to be the case here.
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