[Flycatcher ID please]

I cannot tell my flycatchers apart. This was taken today in Northeast Ohio.

 

[Bird feather ID]

Could be, what is interesting is that I talked to a couple of people from the park today and showed them the photo, and they said they saw one like it there last year. 

I didn't know there was a feather atlas!

Thanks!

 

[Bird feather ID]

A friend found this feather in the woods in a nearby park in Northeast Ohio yesterday (there is also a wetland in the same park). Anyone have any idea what kind of bird it could have come from?

 

[Owl?]

My brother took this photo near the shores of Lake Erie in New York. The bigger body makes me think maybe some kind of owl? 

 

[Need to verify 2 ID's please]

These were found this morning in Northeast Ohio. Is the first one a Veery, and the second/third a Swainson's Thrush?

 

[Help with duck ID]

16 minutes ago, Tony Leukering said:

Um, the rufous-black-white wing pattern is diagnostic and illustrated well in field guides.

I would have thought so too, but I use The Sibley Birds Second Edition, and it doesn't look the same at all. 

[Help with ID]

Can anyone help me ID this bird seen this morning in Northeast Ohio.

 

[Help with duck ID]

Can anyone help ID this duck? It was seen this morning in Medina, Ohio.

 

[Which Finch?]

5 hours ago, Charlie Spencer said:

New Mexico is out of range for Purples.  The first shot appears to have a bit of a crest; I'm going with Cassin's.

EDIT: Are these all the same bird?  The second and third appear streakier underneath than the first one.  Could 1 be Cassin's, and 2 and 3 be House?

I don't remember, the last two are the same bird, the first one was taken right before the other two, but I can't remember if it was the same one. 

[Need ID of bird in New Mexico.]

Any idea that this bird is? It was in White Rock, New Mexico. Thank you.

 

[Which Finch?]

Not sure if this is just a Purple Finch? This was taken in White Rock, New Mexico.

 

[Need ID for 3 birds in New Mexico]

6 hours ago, bjragucci said:

These are the only two other photos that I have.

 

Trying again:

 

[Need ID for 3 birds in New Mexico]

9 hours ago, Jerry Friedman said:

Maybe specifically the Timberline subspecies?

If you have a picture, even a bad one, that shows the nape, that could be very helpful.

These are the only two other photos that I have.

 

[Need ID for 3 birds in New Mexico]

8 hours ago, Jerry Friedman said:

1. Virginia's Warbler

2. Chipping Sparrow

3. Mountain Bluebird

unless anyone disagrees.

Thank you for 1 & 3 , I'm familiar with Chipping Sparrows, this was bigger, there were quite a few around the area, and they all looked like the one I took the photo of. 

[Need ID for 3 birds in New Mexico]

These were taken in White Rock, New Mexico. 

 

[Need help with Hummingbird ID from New Mexico]

Could someone please help me with a Hummingbird ID? This was taken in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

 

[Juvenile Virginia Rail?]

Is this a Juvenile Virginia Rail? Spotted today in Ohio.

 

[Need help with Id]

Anybody know what the bird in the photos is? (not the ducks)

 

[Northern Mockingbird?]

This was seen in Boston a few days ago, is this a Northern Mockingbird?

 

[Common Eider?]

Is this a Common Eider? It was seen in Maine by the ocean a few days ago.

 

[Which Terns?]

5 minutes ago, akiley said:

Both Royal Terns.

Thank you!

[Which Terns?]

These were in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

 

 

[Need help with a few birds from South Carolina]

3 different birds that I need help with, the first two are of the same bird:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/144058580@N05/42083896225/in/dateposted-public/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/144058580@N05/42083889015/in/dateposted-public/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/144058580@N05/28116099557/in/dateposted-public/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/144058580@N05/42934827222/in/dateposted-public/