Quiscalus quiscula

It's giving me Eastern Wood-Pewee vibes.

I'm also getting more starling vibes from this bird, and I see both pretty often. Also note how the eye area seems to be darker in several of the pictures- I never see that in catbirds.

1. Kind of confusing, but probably a Common Buzzard, lighting is harsh. 2. I agree with Little Ringed Plover. 3. I think European Stone-Chat, location? 4. Short-toed Snake-Eagle 5. Rock Sparrow. 6. Yep, Spotted Flycatcher. 7. I'll take a closer look later, this might also be a Red Kite but hard to tell at the distance perched. 8. Looks good.

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You can see the eye patch, if you want I'll try to write a better explanation tomorrow, it's kind of late over here.

Yeah, I didn't really look at those since you said Sterna terns.

Somehow I don't have anything, they're kind of shy and not very common in my neighborhood. I'll try to get something this week.

I think they're all Forster's except for the Royals of course.

Whoops, sorry. Looking closer, I am getting more of a juvenile vibe and if I zoom in I can see the green in the tail that Avery pointed out. I agree with Green-tailed Towhee now. Not familiar with that species, this improved my knowledge!

They tend to be pretty common over Montezuma, I'd agree with Purple Martin.

Pretty sure it's a Lincoln's Sparrow.

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Both look good to me- I think the black under the bill is just the wet feathers showing more of the skin underneath, as it does not seem apparent in the other photos.

Looks good for Franklin's. Those eye arcs look very broad, and spots on the wing tips are larger than a Laughing Gulls would be. Laughing Gulls also would have more extensive black under the wing. Looks pretty small-billed as well.

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Blackburnian Warbler.

That also looks like a Chestnut-sided Warbler.

That isn't always a reliable field mark. I'm getting more Eastern Wood-Pewee vibes from this bird. I think even from this angle you would be able to see somewhat of a vest.

Yeah, I haven't seen one here for quite a while and they are usually gone by early September.

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Different locations, different birds and late dates. That's how birding is.

Wrong name

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Common Chaffinch x Blue Grosbeak x Brown-headed Cowbird is my first impression.

Upstate NY Yep!