Peromyscus

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My thought too

Thirded

I concur with Cooper's Hawk for the reasons given above. And welcome, rps-birds, to Whatbird!

Not a yard bird, but in my neighborhood park that I walk through, this afternoon I sat near some trees that were birdy yesterday afternoon. This afternoon there was a park first, a Brown Creeper, along with really close kinglets.

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Bachman's Sparrow?

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Chihuahuan/Lilian's Meadowlark?

Ridgway's Rail?

I agree, the other two birds are (Western) Cattle Egrets.

Nor have I, though I was contemplating a last-minute flight to look for one a few years ago. And, I did not figure this one out. Balances out Birdie today for me.

I was in you boat too, until one showed up roughly an hour from home a couple of years ago. And, I looked at the photo, did not look at a field guide, thought of the answer then thought "why not?", typed in the answer, held my breath, and then fainted. Ok, the last part isn't true. I was happily astonished though! birdie 🦢 #523: 🟩⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛ https://birdiegame.net/

All three of them are Yellow-crowned Night-Herons.

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Definitely a Common Loon.

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Agree, Chipping Sparrow.

Absolutely domestic geese.

I love trips like that. Not sure I'll have a trip with that many lifers unless I go to the Bering Sea islands, or leave the country.

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