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Thanks, gpoole. Appreciate the help!

Maxwell's NWR near Raton, New Mexico (N.E. New Mexico). 6/13/2022. Help with this flycatcher please. Thinking Willow?

Thanks everyone, this area has Pewees, Olive-sided, Eastern Phoebe, Ash-throated, Western Kingbirds and Scissor-tailed. My mind is blown.

Location - Central Texas Panhandle 6/8/2022. Leaning toward Willow Flycatcher but no loral-line or at least one I can see or Western Wood Peewee although if eye ring very faint, but I am uncertain.

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Is this a Bullock's x Baltimore hybrid. Photo taken in the Central Texas Panhandle 5/4/2022. Head coloration looks like there is more black than on a typical Bullock's Oriole. I saw both Bullock's and Baltimore at the same location on the same day.

Photos taken 4/29/2022 Central Texas Panhandle. I took a guess, maybe I got one right. 1.) Western Sandpiper? 2.) Stilt Sandpipers? with the Long-billed Dowitcher 3.) Semipalmated on left and Least on the right?

Is it possible to tell what warbler this is? Both photos are of the same bird taken with iPhone with major crop. Not my photos but was given permission to post. Canyon, Tx 4/26/2022. First thought is Wilson's Warbler but really just a guess.

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Last time I thought I found a Greater Scaup I was wrong. This time I think I have them. Central Texas Panhandle, 4/11/2022

Thanks Tanager 101 and Caley for the detailed difference in head peak. I will keep this in mind next time I see a Scaup.

Looks like a Greater Scaup with the smooth head and large bill. Am I correct? Central Texas Panhandle - 3-15-2022

Thanks Chipperatl and Qq

I am leaning towards Lesser Black-backed Gull but I am not too familiar with them. I have seen a couple 1st year LBBG here but never an adult. I cannot see the legs to see if they are yellow or pink (GBBG). I had no other bird to gage size but was larger than the common Ringed-billed Gulls. Central Texas Panhandle - 3-12-2022

Thanks Aidan B