Quiscalus quiscula

Looks kind of weird. I doubt that this is a Scaly-breasted Munia, but it could be some other escapee.

Partially, basically it just doesn't look like anything else.

There isn't even a big day record for my county that I know of. Not that I'd be able to even do a big day.

FOY Yellow-rumped Warbler. They may be one of the most common warblers but for some reason I just don't see them that often.

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Ruby-throated. Black-chinned would be RARE.

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Good point....

The last bird really feels like a Yellow-rumped Warbler, and I can't see it as anything else. I don't often see Cape Mays with rumps that yellow, and when they do (like in the Macaulay photo posted), I think they usually have some yellow on the flanks as well.

Yes, Tennessee.

Definitely Song Sparrow. Can't determine subspecies, so I'll leave that to the experts.

Actually, House Finches are not native to the Eastern US- they were introduced from the southwestern US in the 1940s.

House Finch.

Kinda, but this is definitely a Tennessee.

Yep, Tennessee Warbler.