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Baird’s would have wingtips extending beyond the tail.

One of my favorite shots IMG_4900 by chipperatl2, on Flickr

Short-tailed Weasel by chipperatl2, on Flickr Mink by chipperatl2, on Flickr _91A2073 by chipperatl2, on Flickr _91A9181 by chipperatl2, on Flickr

I like Broad-winged for the reason you stated.

You can merge locations together for “My Locations”. It moves all checklists.

Blue-winged Warbler and a Gray-cheeked Thrush have pushed me to 149. Best Day, Month and Year were hit with what finally looked like. Spring migration day yesterday.

I have SpectrumView on my phone. It has a spectrogram built in, and GPS. I have it paired with a Edutige EIM-001 mic plugged in to the headphone dongle.

Spotted Redshank Code 4 in Michigan Rarest one I’ve found is this County First Summer Tanager in my yard

Red tail gives it away as a Red-tailed Hawk.

I posted to Xeno-Canto also, and had a reply back for Fox Sparrow. I couldn't find anything close when I was looking at Fox Sparrow, but I think that makes sense.

Bird called from large field, or right on edge of the woods to that large field. The two different calls were actually spaced out about 15 seconds. Never saw the bird, and it only called about a 1/2 dozen times in total. I did try to boost the song, and cut out some of the highway/background noise. Seemed off to me for a Song Sparrow. I'm sure it is something I should have remembered from prior years. 2020-04-23 16-40-50_01.wav

#147 - Bonaparte’s Gull flyover yesterday.

Had a Common Loon calling a few morning ago. Likely flying out of nearby lake. 146 now.

145, with latest being Cackling Geese. I have the only sighting of a Summer Tanager in the county. Prior to all the lockdowns I had decided to do a Big Year for the yard anyway. My high was 117 from last year. I’m at 58 so far this year and am 3 for 3 this year on Big Day highs, by month.