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PapaDMH started following Empid , Confirm Dickcissel , Prague warbler and 3 others
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Fort Fisher, North Carolina, Nov. 20. Although flagged as rare here by eBird, a few Dickcissels have been regular in the area this fall. The pink bill and near total absence of any yellow tones give me pause.
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Just arrived in the Czech Republic, and the first bird I saw besides Stock Doves and Magpies was this warbler along the bank of the Vlatava River. No vocalization. Any chance of an ID?
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Small flycatcher in central North Carolina, July 17.
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Thoughts on this coastal sparrow? Fort Fisher, North Carolina, Nov. 14.
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Any chance on this deeply shaded, backlit flycatcher? Central North Carolina, Sept. 11.
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Any help with this Empid? Central North Carolina, Sept. 3. It didn't utter a sound.
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Thanks. Yes, the bill looks intermediate to me, but I was thinking that pure white breast couldn't be right for Dunlin.
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PapaDMH started following Confirm Cape May Warbler , Peep and Waterthrush
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Any help on this peep? Coastal North Carolina, August 28.
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Fort Fisher on the coast of North Carolina. Northern Waterthrush would be the expected bird here, but Louisiana is not unheard-of, and one was reported on the same trail a week ago.
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A little rusty on fall warblers. This is a Cape May Warbler, I think, from central North Carolina, August 25. Yes?
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Excellent. Thanks.
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Pics are all one bird. I suspect this is an Eastern Wood-Pewee. (It's always an Eastern Wood-Pewee). I still have trouble telling a "long" primary extension from a middling one, and the angle can make a big difference. Central North Carolina, August 23.
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A few bluebirds, one pretty ratty-looking, from Sandoval County in northern New Mexico. First two shots (the ragged one) are the same bird. The other two are, I think, the same immature individual. Apparently Eastern, Western, and Mountain are all possible in this area. Thanks.
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1-3 are different individuals, 4-5 are two looks at the same bird. All seen July 31 in Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico. No vocalizations. If any of them are identifiable, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
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Coastal North Carolina, as noted in the post. The Basin Trail at Fort Fisher, to be precise.