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  1. The Bird Nuts
    Congrats on the FOY! It is a good bird. Bird Nut #2 has seen only a handful of Yellow-bellieds...and I've never seen one.
  2. The Bird Nuts
    Whoops! I guess I was reading too quickly... ?
  3. The Bird Nuts
    Both look like male Mallards in eclipse plumage.
  4. The Bird Nuts
    Hmmm.... American Redstarts? https://ebird.org/media/catalog?taxonCode=amered&mediaType=p&q=American%20Redstart%20-%20Setophaga%20ruticilla
  5. The Bird Nuts
    #4 is an Ovenbird.
  6. The Bird Nuts
    You're welcome! Did you not take a nice photo of a Yellow-bellied at Reading Pond last year?
  7. The Bird Nuts
    I agree with Yellow-bellied for the flycatcher as well.
  8. The Bird Nuts
    It's a Blue Jay that has molted all of its head feathers.
  9. The Bird Nuts
    I don't think it's identifiable, but if I had to guess I'd say Mallard (with some photo distortion). Shape doesn't look right for a Canvasback.
  10. The Bird Nuts
    Oh, yes, the light eye arcs and pointy bill do fit Orange-crowned better.
  11. The Bird Nuts
    Location? Looks like a Yellow Warbler.
  12. The Bird Nuts
    Looks good!
  13. The Bird Nuts
    Spotted Sandpiper, actually.
  14. The Bird Nuts
    Juvenile House Sparrow.
  15. The Bird Nuts
    I agree.
  16. The Bird Nuts
    Agree with House Finch. Also note the curved culmen (upper ridge of the beak).
  17. The Bird Nuts
    Agreed.
  18. The Bird Nuts
    Confirmed!
  19. The Bird Nuts
    Looks like a Red-winged to me with that pale bar across the shoulder.
  20. The Bird Nuts
    Young male Yellow-bellied Sapsucker.
  21. The Bird Nuts
    To add to Mark5's list: The Eastern Wood-Pewee looks to be a vireo of some sort (I think Warbling, but I'm not sure) and the White-eyed Vireo is another American Redstart.
  22. The Bird Nuts
    The repetitive call throughout the video is an American Goldfinch.
  23. The Bird Nuts
    It's a photo of a photo. The date and location are probably incorrect.
  24. The Bird Nuts
    The dark breast spot is not a reliable ID mark as some Song Sparrows lack the spot and other sparrow species can have it.
  25. The Bird Nuts
    They appear to be Bohemian Waxwings.
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