The Bird Nuts

They appear to be juvenile Say's Phoebes.

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I think it looks good for a young Yellow Warbler.

Rubber chicken? No...it looks like a meadowlark to me.

The bird in the second photo looks good for a Purple. Are you sure they're the same bird?

Could it be a squirrel? My dog barked at it, so it made me wonder...😄 It might help to know the habitat and the height at which the call was coming from.

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I agree with Cooper's Hawk (tubular body, eyes toward front of head, sturdy feet). Goshawks have gray barring not orange.

No, I'm in Vermont, U.S.

I don't think so. Those are feathers and they're the same color as a Chipping Sparrow's crown.

It looks similar to a honeyeater. Grackles don't have thin, downcurved bills. Definitely not an Ontario bird.

Yeah, it's not a North American bird.

Do you remember the country you saw this bird in?

I don't know enough about owls to answer your question, but there's also the issue of people using camera flash in the owls' sensitive eyes.

There is no option for 100-150. 🙂 I'm boring and I don't travel much and I don't really keep track, but on eBird I have 124.

Maybe the goldfinches aren't coming because the Nyjer has dried out? Nyjer (which, by the way, is not thistle seed) dries out and goes bad very quickly, so you can't buy it in large quantities and it can't stay out in the feeder long. I have heard some brands are better and fresher than others. I read good reviews of Lyric Nyjer, so I tried it and actually had some success, but the goldfinches seemed to like the BOSS just as much.

I agree with Am. Redstart and Pine Warbler.

Broad-winged Hawk with the compact body, solid dark brown upperparts, dark rufous barring on the underparts, and black and white tail bands.

Welcome to Whatbird! Yep, that is an adult male Black-throated Blue Warbler!

I'm thinking Warbling Vireo mainly because of the thinner, hooked bill.

I agree with Warbling Vireo.

Looks like a Brown Thrasher to me. Pale eye, thicker bill, small head...

I see you got your answer on another forum. It's good to know RECRs can sound like that! We hardly ever get them here, but I saw one flying over my house just a few days ago.

All look good to me, except the Mallard is a male with that greenish bill.

We're in western Vermont. We usually have our feeders out all year and we mainly feed black oil sunflower seed, several varieties of suet cake, and hummingbird nectar. We get: Black-capped Chickadee, Tufted Titmouse, White-breasted Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Chipping Sparrow, Dark-eyed junco, Mourning Dove, Red-bellied Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker, Hairy Woodpecker, European Starling, Red-winged Blackbird, Common Grackle, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Northern Cardinal, American Goldfinch, House Finch, Purple Finch, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, American Crow, Blue Jay, Brown-headed