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Having just come from her hairdresser's, Cheryl couldn't wait to show off her new mocha chestnut neck fade.

I found a Wilson's on this side of the river last September. @meghanntried to relocate it without success. They are definitely few and far between. Great shots by the way! In these kind of situations, photos are invaluable.

Awesome!

Great find, Charlie! Is that a lifer?

I don't think there's enough bib or enough bill for a Pec.

It seems like there should be a line somewhere. "What are you having for Thanksgiving?" "Oven roasted Anhinga with stuffing."

Black-throated Blue Warbler. Nice bird!

I'd love to but I've been snowed under with other responsibilities. I need more Saturdays!

How come I always get stuck with sundial duty?

I was thinking Western, too. I have no experience with Baird's but I can't find any examples of Baird's with the chevron spotting below.

Are we seeing the undertail for sure? I'm wondering if it might be a Wilson's Warbler. Wilson's has yellow undertail coverts, and yellow on the edges of the tail feathers. Just throwing it out there.

7/6/22 Burke County, GA. Maybe Field? Although, I can't locate any similar photos. There were adult Field Sparrows in the area. Thanks!

Today, Burke County, GA

No worries. Take care of your family.

Not to change the topic, but I love the second shot! Could you repost it after you get it off of your camera?