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Try it now. It's been a while since I whatbirded. I used to grab the bb code from imgur but the options seemed to have changed. Is Imgur still an option for linking photos? There used to be a limit on Whatbird about files uploaded. Can someone bring me up to date? Thx
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Thanks, these flycatchers are a bit of a challenge.
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Arivaca Cienega, SE AZ 4-10-20
Brown Crested?
Sulpher-bellied?
Cassin's Kingbird?
Thanks
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Cooper's or Sharpie? I'm guessing Coop due to light nape.
This was the only photo I could get and I didn't want to hang around and disturb her.
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SE AZ wetlands - Blue-gray?
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Looks like a female Black Headed Grosbeak. Good bird and a sure sign of spring.
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Yes, that beak straight up is a classic pose, I've looked right at them and failed to pick them out from the surrounding reeds!
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SE Arizona 4-6-2020
female Broad-billed?
Lucifer - pretty sure of this one but confirm lifer please
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Thanks Tony.
Cheer up Nivalis, you'll get the cool eastern warblers soon!
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4-6-202
Hereford AZ extreme south east corner of AZ
Lazuli bunting
Zone-tailed Hawk?
Hepatic Tanager?
What kingbird? I'm thinking Cassin's due to the white chin.
Thanks
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44 minutes ago, Jodi Nielson said:
I took this today (same bird/2 pics). When I pulled up images of yellow-rumped warbler, it also discussed the myrtle warbler. So I was hoping someone could explain this to me. Am I understanding correctly that there are multiple kinds of yrw, and this one is the myrtle variety? Sorry if this is a silly question--I'm just trying to learn. thanks
There are 2 races - Myrtle, with a white throat and more patterned face (which is what you have here) and Audubon's with the yellow throat and a somewhat plainer face.
This is the most common warbler I see out west. They are doing something right!
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This is a pretty cool place. Just starting my walk and the first two birds I see are a Vermillion Flycatcher and Yellow Warbler. Then Vireos! At the end of the walk I get into a staring contest with this guy.
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I found another photo that would seem to confirm Cassin's I believe. I don't think a Plumbeous would have the olive on the back, correct?
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sorry about the double post, my internet where I am staying is pretty slow and I wasn't sure the first time worked.
Thank for the ID help.
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Not so sure on my vireos.
3-23-20 Sweetwater Wetlands Tucson AZ
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Not so sure on my vireos.
3-23-20 Sweetwater Wetlands Tucson AZ
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2 days ago at the lodge. Love Madera Canyon, things are starting to hop.
Broad-billed, Rivoli's, Rufus and Black Chinned seen so far.
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Orlando area Christmas week 2019
Not sure about this guy, warbler or vireo
Chipping sparrow
I would like for this to be a Sharpie but I think the light nape means Cooper's?
Pine Warbler?
Do the wing bars preclude Orange Crowned?
Thanks
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Thanks, I must have gotten mixed up with Least Scaup!
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Merritt Island NWR central Florida Atlantic coast 12/28/19
Not great with peeps and the like.
I'm thinking the lighter ones are sanderlings, the larger darker ones are dunlin and small ones are lesser sandpiper?
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Lake Apopka North Shore reserve, Florida 12-29-19
Confirm ID please, not great on eastern birds.
Thanks
Eastern Phoebe?
Palm Warbler
Savannah Sparrow?
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Lake Apopka FL July
Big hawk harrassed by smaller hawk. My guess is Red-Tail (bottom) and Red-Shouldered (top). Somewhat surprised to see how much smaller the Red-Shouldered was.
young Cooper's?
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Hi, I have been away for a while and find that I can no longer paste links for Imgur to display photos. Has something changed? Should I now just upload the photo directly? I seem to remember there was a limit in the past.
Thanks,