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Loud and large! Help!!
The Bird Nuts replied to Linda Eiselein's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Jerry was right - it is a Northern Flicker! -
I agree with akandula. Also notice the distinct white wingbar on the Am. Tree Sparrow.
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Loud and large! Help!!
The Bird Nuts replied to Linda Eiselein's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Welcome, Linda! I am unable to view the photos since I do not have a Facebook account. Is there a way for you to make the photos public? -
Yes, young Bald Eagle.
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Cooper's Hawk?
The Bird Nuts replied to Birding Boy's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Oh, and I agree with juvenile Cooper's. -
Cooper's Hawk?
The Bird Nuts replied to Birding Boy's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Just to be clear, what akandula is calling the inner feathers in your photo are actually the outer tail feathers - they would be on the outer edge if the tail was spread out (creating a rounded appearance to the corners of the tail). When the tail is folded like this the outer tail feathers fold in front of the inner tail feathers. -
Location and date? This looks like a Harrier species (white rump, gray body, flat face/head, long tail, flying low over field), but we need to know where you saw it to be able to tell you which species it is.
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Mallard Hen Bill Color Question
The Bird Nuts replied to JimB's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
All of them look like Mallards that have some domestic ancestry. -
Looks good for an Eastern Phoebe.
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A little help, please
The Bird Nuts replied to roadcykler's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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National Geographic also says adult Hermit Thrushes have "cinnamon greater coverts tips in fresh plumage." https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/birds/h/hermit-thrush/
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Found on Eastern Long Island beach in July
The Bird Nuts replied to Nick's topic in iBIRD ONLY - Help Me Identify a Bird
Northern Gannet. -
Looks fine for a Hermit. I'm not completely sure, but I think they have those pale tips to the wing coverts in fresh plumage and they eventually get worn down.
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Agreed.
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Florida bird ID
The Bird Nuts replied to mikerigney's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Yellow-throated Warbler. EDIT: I agree with Kevin. -
What kind of hawk?
The Bird Nuts replied to RussBway's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Looks like a juvenile Red-shouldered or Broad-winged Hawk. I'm leaning Red-shouldered because of the evenly-spaced, relatively fine streaking on the breast and the less compact body. A photo of its wings would help. Edit: akandula beat me! Glad we agree. 🙂 -
Northern Mockingbirds.
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Nice! Field Sparrows are adorable. Just look at the guy in our profile picture!
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Field Sparrow. Note the rather plain face, white eyering, orange crown and partial eyeline, and pink beak.
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Both are Rose-breasted Grosbeaks.
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Orange-crowned Warbler(s).
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I agree with domestic Mallard.
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I agree with akandula. Male House Finches can be yellow, orange, or red.
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3 hawks and a falcon
The Bird Nuts replied to Corey's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Yes, the Sharpie in photo #1 is an adult and the one in photo #3 is a juvenile. -
3 hawks and a falcon
The Bird Nuts replied to Corey's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
1, 3.Sharp-shinned Hawks 2. Cooper's Hawk 4. Looks like a young Peregrine Falcon