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Tail pattern helps me immensely - the thin white bands on a Merlin is often easy to see with the naked eye.Β Can Northern Harrier be ruled out?
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On 12/22/2022 at 1:56 PM, Snake Fingers said:
Not quite.Β The distinctive pale barring or "icicles" on a Red-shouldered are on the secondaries.
I agree that this is a Red-shouldered though.
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23 hours ago, Avery said:
Per Birds of the World:Β
βDuring winter, some WS birds (especially females in basic plumage) become duller, plumage color variation is continuous (Atkinson and Ralph 1980), and morph is difficult but still possible to determine with 80-90% accuracy (Piper and Wiley 1991aa). Recently described PCR methods provide 100% accuracy in determining both sex and morph using any sample from which DNA can be extractedβ¦β
Thanks, that's interesting.Β Perhaps I see mostly young birds during the winter.
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On 12/19/2022 at 8:35 PM, Quiscalus quiscula said:
Another dull tan-striped morph White-throated Sparrow I believe. Structure and back color look good, and the scruffy throat feathers are white. I assume it was about the same size?
I could be wrong here as I haven't been able to find much information on this, but I don't think you can tell the morph of a winter White-throated.Β The spring is when the white-striped morphs start to show their white crown stripes.Β Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Agreed, Orange-crowned.
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+1 for Yellow-crowned Night-Heron.
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1. Mallard
2-3. Common Goldeneyes
4. Looks like mostly Mallards
5. Common Goldeneye
6. Two hooded Mergansers with a Common Goldeneye
7. Mallard
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1 hour ago, Kevin said:
American Goldfinch.Β
Seconded.
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I agree with Sharp-shinned and Broad-winged.
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Young Yellow-bellied Sapsucker.
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Cooper's 100%.Β Adult female.Β Small eyes well forward on the blocky head.
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