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I saw this bird today in Northeast Ohio, It was in the same area with some Nashville Warblers and Yellow-rumped. Any idea what it is? Thanks!
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1 hour ago, Jerry Friedman said:
econded. Hepatic Tanager's a good bird to get around here. Were you in Bandelier?
That was taken on the trails behind Los Alamos Nature Center.
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These birds were seen last week in Los Alamos and Santa Fe counties. I used Merlin, but it's not always right so looking for confirmation or corrections. Thanks!
#1 Brewers Sparrow?
#2 Juvenile Say's Phoebe?
#3 Western Tanager -Merlin did hear one in the are I took the photo.
#4 Hepatic Tanager - this is the only photo I got so not sure it can be identified by this.
#5 Western Wood Pewee - 2 photos
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32 minutes ago, bjragucci said:
This bird was seen last week in White Rock, New Mexico. There were a lot of Woodhouse Scrub Jays around, but this one seems more blue, I know the Scrub Jays can take on a more blue color in the right light, and you can't see the whole bird here to see if there is gray too, so I'm wondering if it might be a Pinyon Jay? Thanks!
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This bird was seen last week in White Rock, New Mexico. There were a lot of Woodhouse Scrub Jays around, but this one seems more blue, I know the Scrub Jays can take on a more blue color in the right light, and you can't see the whole bird here to see if there is gray too, so I'm wondering if it might be a Pinyon Jay? Thanks!
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I was visiting New Mexico last week and saw lots of hummingbirds. The first was in Los Alamos and the other 2 were taken in White Rock. Merlin gave me ID's for them, but of course it could have been wrong. I don't know if bird 2 & 3 are the same bird or not, they were taken 1 minute apart, but there were more than a few buzzing around. I'm used to seeing only one kind of hummingbird where I live! Thanks!
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Need help with an ID for this warbler seen in Northeast Ohio this morning. Thank you!
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9 hours ago, lonestranger said:
Knowing what eye colour you're referring to might be useful info to help others eliminate or include certain species as an option.
Well that explains a lot, I don't know what happened, I uploaded the photos to flkr, then copy and pasted them, not sure why they didn't show up on the post. I've gone back and added them, hopefully they will work this time.
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On 8/28/2022 at 2:45 PM, bjragucci said:
I saw this bird this morning in Northeast Ohio. The eye color is really throwing me, figure maybe it is a juvenile? Looked too small to be a red-shouldered hawk. I considered a Merlin, but looked a little too big, but I have only seen one twice, and it was farther away, so maybe it just looked bigger because it was closer up. Any thoughts? Thanks!
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1 hour ago, Birds are cool said:
What about a Cooper's Hawk?
That seems like a good possibility.
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2 hours ago, Birds are cool said:
Kestrel? More details would help. Color, Size, Habitat, Activity, Flight Pattern, Tail Shape, etc. The link down below is to a kestrel.
This was bigger than a Kestrel. It was just sitting in a tree on the edge of a wooded area near a reservoir. It flew off towards the rising sun, so I wasn't able to get a good look at it in flight.
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I saw this bird this morning in Northeast Ohio. The eye color is really throwing me, figure maybe it is a juvenile? Looked too small to be a red-shouldered hawk. I considered a Merlin, but looked a little too big, but I have only seen one twice, and it was farther away, so maybe it just looked bigger because it was closer up. Any thoughts? Thanks!
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4 hours ago, Charlie Spencer said:
@bjragucci, what's the date and location? Thanks!
@AlexHenry, how can you tell? Thanks to you, too!
This was yesterday in Northeast Ohio by Lake Erie.
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Is this a Short or a Long-billed Dowitcher? I can't tell the difference between the two. Thanks!
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16 minutes ago, IKLland said:
You got it!
Thanks!
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I saw these (I think they are two separate birds) this afternoon in Northeast Ohio in a woody area by a lake. Are they female Cape Mays? Thanks!
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1 hour ago, The Bird Nuts said:
Young male AMRE molting into adult plumage.
Thanks! It looked like it wasn't finished yet!
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I saw this small bird in a woody area in Northeast Ohio this morning. Any idea what it is? These are the only two photos I got, sorry no wings or tail visible! Thanks!
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53 minutes ago, The Bird Nuts said:
Personally, I'd leave this one as Philadelphia/Warbling. The lores and cap aren't particularly dark, but that doesn't rule out Philly. I find that if I have to edit the photos to see anything it's probably not safe to ID.
Thanks, I only lightened up the second photo. I was hoping it was a Philadelphia because I don't have a photo of one of those.
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Is this a Philadelphia Vireo? Seen this evening in Norhteast Ohio. The light was pretty bad, so I had to lighten up the second photo. Thanks!
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Thank you, unfortunately I didn't hear it call.
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Saw this bird this evening in Northeast Ohio. Is is a Long-billed Dowitcher? Thanks!
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Going through some old photos and ran across this sparrow that I didn't ID. Taken in October of 2019 in Northeast Ohio. Thoughts?
Fall warbler ID
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Thanks! It did cross my mind, but I wasn't sure.