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12 hours ago, Christie said:
I mistakenly touched the underline button and can’t make it stop. Much like I can’t stop this bully, a little yellow rumped warbler. I’ve not seen one act like this before. I can’t make this yellow rumped warbler go away. He has chased every bird away except for blue jays, starlings which visited yesterday, house sparrows, dove and a hairy woodpecker as well as a little wren who seems to be hiding from him a lot. I live in the outer banks of North Carolina. I was excited to see the yrw’s return in December. Watch out for what you hope for… I think he’s even chased all of the other yrw away, but I can’t tell. Help😳
Welcome to Whatbird! You can stop the underline by touching the button a second time, and for the text you've already typed with the underline, you can highlight it and then touch the underline button.
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I was also thinking Orange-crowned, was too scared to say so though.
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Common Loon.
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Yesterday, a Pileated Woodpecker that I heard. Their calls are so weird!
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BRDL 395
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4 hours ago, lonestranger said:
I use shortened names most of the time in conversation, especially when there's no chance of confusion. Cardinal doesn't need North in front of it for ID purposes.
Vermilion Cardinal...Red-crested Cardinal...
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It's staying warm at 36F, but we are expecting snow in the afternoon.
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birdie 🦢 #278: 🟨🟩⬛⬛⬛⬛
I see these so often in the fall I really should've gotten it sooner.
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Looks like a Pine Warbler.
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2 minutes ago, Snake Fingers said:
You might be a birder if you inwardly(and outwardly sometimes) cringe whenever someone refers to a bird by its last name. “Oh look at that Jay!” “Such beautiful goldfinches!” “It’s a Chickadee!” “Look at that gorgeous Cardinal sing!” (Don’t get me wrong, I sometimes do this myself we all do at some point… I just cringe whenever it happens).
And when I read, when people spell Blue Jay "bluejay" and don't capitalize proper bird names.
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3 minutes ago, Snake Fingers said:
Finally! Weather I can get behind! A little warm but I’d make do. Also: How fare ye @Quiscalus quiscula?!
Balmy, 37F as of now.
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9 minutes ago, Snake Fingers said:
Haha that’s above average for me!
I have the benefit of a slightly warmer climate and more wintering species though.
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It's a Song Sparrow.
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https://ebird.org/checklist/S129309468
Rain cut this short, sad checklist.
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4 minutes ago, TexasCobra said:
Can you tell me why the WhatBird website absurdly prohibits the words referring to post high school educational institutions?
What exactly does it prohibit? I'm not aware of the website banning any words.
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Yes, it's a Scrub-Jay.
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Just now, Birds are cool said:
Any photos?
Unfortunately forgot to bring my camera.
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Yesterday's was a very vocal Black-capped Chickadee making gargling calls and chip noises that let me get quite close.
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1 hour ago, Snake Fingers said:
Yesterday: an American Goldfinch I heard singing, first time I IDed one singing. The only reason I recognized it right away was: I was wondering if it really sounded like “potato chips”, so I listened to it(it doesn’t IMO) and thus my subconscious learned a song.I recognized it as “oh that one bird… wait it’s that one bird that doesn’t sound like potato chips… that one bird is a AMGO! Is there a term for say: looking in a field guide, seeing a WBNU in it, then seeing a WBNU a few weeks later, and you know immediately that’s a WBNU.? If there isn’t there should be.
Yep, that's how a learned a lot of my bird vocalizations.
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birdie 🦉 #277: 🟩⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛
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birdie 🦢 #279: 🟩⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛
https://birdiegame.net/