Quiscalus quiscula
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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.
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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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BRDL 582
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1 minute ago, IKLland said:
Okay. Why are the last two photos Forster’s?
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.
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Just now, IKLland said:
And some of those royals are elegant
Yeah, I didn't really look at those since you said Sterna terns.
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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.
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I think they're all Forster's except for the Royals of course.
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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!
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They tend to be pretty common over Montezuma, I'd agree with Purple Martin.
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Pretty sure it's a Lincoln's Sparrow.
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birdie 🦢 #463: 🟩⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛
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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.
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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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I did a major life list update and I now I finally have an accurate world life list! 307.
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Blackburnian Warbler.
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That also looks like a Chestnut-sided Warbler.
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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.
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3 minutes ago, IKLland said:
I know, it’s still just so interesting how the YEWAs there leave even a month and a half earlier than the ones here…🫤
Yeah, I haven't seen one here for quite a while and they are usually gone by early September.
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2 hours ago, IKLland said:
Fall warbler migration has truly begun by you?? It’s still incredibly slow here until mid September.
2 hours ago, IKLland said:And you said the YEWA was kinda late, ours will be here until late September if not later!
Different locations, different birds and late dates. That's how birding is.
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1 hour ago, Kevin said:
Sounds like IKLland.
Wrong name
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birdie 🐦 #460: 🟩⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛
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Common Chaffinch x Blue Grosbeak x Brown-headed Cowbird is my first impression.
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16 hours ago, IKLland said:
Location?
Upstate NY
15 hours ago, Birds are cool said:Blue-gray Gnatcatcher?
Yep!
Willow Flycatcher?
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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It's giving me Eastern Wood-Pewee vibes.