Ken Nielsen

Awesome, Thank You so very much Kevin!

First time ever I've seen this one in Portland, Oregon, today. Not a marsh wren, no... I'm stumped... can someone help me identify this one please?

Thank You Birding Boy! Appreciation!

This photo from April 07, 2022 on the Lewis River in Southwest Washington State. Two geese I do not recognize, I'm assuming and male / female pair? Can you help me identify please.. tia, Ken

How very cool. Thank You so much I appreciate.

This was taken yesterday (3/24/22) in a wetland at the wildlife preserve at Ridgefield, Washington, looks like some type of shore bird. Can you help me with the name of this one? TIA, Ken

Then that is it! Thank You, I don't need to know ages and will assume that more markings on the feathers are younger birds and as they get older or mature then they become the full black... I don't know this for sure but is my guess. Thank You for your help on this Bird Nut! - Appreciation!

No, and I'll stop posting, The original post image is correct and there is another bird in the mix but the Red Winged Blackbird clearly has the markings shown in the original post... So I'll leave it as is now... I don't know what the additional different bird is either.

Aha!... I'll bet this isn't even a Red Winged Blackbird... Look at this combination at the feeder, some of male Red Winged Blackbird and then THIS... is something different.... I'll bet!.... but what do I know... These are too much alike for me to say what is going on...

The Red Winged Blackbirds I see are male: all black with red and yellow feathers on shoulder of wings, female: patterned feathers and no red and yellow feathers on wings. This photo seems to be a mixture of both male and female markings... I would guess that maybe this is a young male? Can you help me clarify what I am seeing here please... tia, Ken

Thank You, also to everyone responding. It's just amazing what beauty they turn into as an adult...

Sure looks like a mess like a buzzard, but in an area where there are Eagles, today, January 30th at Ridgefield, Washington. I'm going by feet and beak that lead me to believe this must be a junior Eagle.... but I've been wrong so much I come here for your help. Please tell me what you see and about what age... tia...

Adult Female it is. She's pretty and I'm going back out today to get more pictures of this beauty...

Gracias and Thank You in every language... What a help this group is. This bird was a show off and danced around the field before taking off. Got lots of amazing photos of him. Thanks again!

Whew, I need to name these photos and I'm off practically every time. Thanks for your help with this so I don't pass on mis-information. Appreciation MWM. Moments later this guy appeared and I'm not going to mis-guess again but this bird has a more orange underneath so is this one a Northern Harrier Juvenile?