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Buddym started following Northern Harrier?, Gull species? Northern Ontario, Plovers? and 2 others
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Can anyone I.D. this Gull for me please. Sudbury, Ontario above a lagoon. Thank you.
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Hi all. Sudbury, Ontario lagoon. Are they American Golden Plovers or Black-bellied Plovers or? Thanks in advance.
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Hi all. Sudbury, Ontario lagoon, The duck that's touching the water is both photos. Any idea what it is? I see the Northern Pintail male above but was unsure the rest. Thank you for your time
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Hi. Just wanted to see if this was a Merlin not a Marlin. Thanks.
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HI all. Up in Sudbury, Ontario. This raptor I think is a Northern Harrier Male? Just wanted to confirm here with more experienced birders. Thank you.
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Buddym started following 3 Snow Geese and Immature? Cross?, Unidentified Flying Birds, Rough-legged Or Red-tailed Hawk? and 1 other
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Unidentified Flying Birds
Buddym replied to Buddym's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Robin sized. I guess they could've been that too? Early birds. -
Sorry only picture I got with a wide angle lens :S Forest line alone the shore of Lake Nipissing, Northern Ontario. If you had to guess? Pine Grosbeaks? Red Crossbills? Thanks all :)
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Missed getting its tail. What are your opinions. Rough-winged is more common in my Northern Ontario (Sudbury) region right now I believe. Thanks all in advance.
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Leaning towards Peregrine as it looked larger than Merlins in the area plus the dark face with kinda a sideburn? It was on a grain elevator. This raptor on one side and lots of pigeons on the other. Help appreciated. Thanks.
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Sudbury, Ontario farm field. (Northern Ontario) 3 Snow Geese with 1 little one? Tried to find immature pictures but didn't look the same but also Ross's Goose didn't look like it either. Help please :)
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Hi all. Best photo I could get in a lagoon near Sudbury, Ontario (Northern Ontario). The brown head bird in the middle up with either female green or blue-winged teals. Can't be a Cinnamon can it? Very rare here if so. Just the lighting and it's a green-winged male? Thanks all for your help.
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Anyone care to guess? Flicker?
Buddym replied to Buddym's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Looks too pudgy to be a woodpecker species too no? -
North shore of Lake Nipissing, Ontario. Up in an leafless tree about the size of a dove maybe. Looks like a Northern Flicker? First picture looks like it has a blackhead though but second pic shows abit of red or orange in the neck. Any ideas? Thank you.