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    Great, thanks HamRHead. I was leaning Solitary but just could not be 100%.
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    Photo taken 8-23-19 in a small pool near a corn field in Central Texas Panhandle.
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    Central Texas Panhandle today 8/17/19
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    Sorry about the poor quality of the photo but all could get. Thinking I see rounding of the tail so I am leaning Cooper's but need help. Thanks, https://www.flickr.com/photos/152373269@N08/48561073907/in/dateposted-public/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/152373269@N08/48561074147/in/dateposted-public/
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    Here are pics showing tail length. I hope they help. I also cropped in more and lightened photos some.
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    The Bird Nuts, let me look again. If I find one I will post it.
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    This is a re-post of a Hawk photographed in the north central Panhandle of Texas. Photo taken 5-14-19. Species thrown out on my original post were possibly immature Broad-winged Hawk, Red-shouldered Hawk and Gray Hawk although it would be way north of it's range. Thanks in advance.
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    A better location is Lake Meredith National Recreation Area around 40 miles NNE of Amarillo, Tx. Thanks
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    Overlooked the eyes. Will wait for another response but either one will be lifers for me.
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    Photo taken 5-14-19 in Central Texas Panhandle. I am thinking this is an immature Sharp-shinned eating a Great-plains Skink. Bird has bug eyes, squared tail and smallish legs.
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    Thanks Akiley. The least is a lifer for me. It will be the first LEFL submitted to ebird on the National Recreation Area. I am stoked!
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    Located in the Central Texas Panhandle. Small Flycatcher I am thinking Least Flycatcher? Yellow Warbler?
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    They are the size of Buffleheads but we do not see too many this time of year around here. I agree with RobinHood and Sean C. Buffleheads. Thanks!
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    Bufflehead was my first thought but just did not look quite right. But looks to be good fit.
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    Central Texas Panhandle 5-1-19. Two different female ducks both alone. They look similar but not exactly. Poor quality photo, very overcast and highly cropped. I feel I should know these but I can't put my finger on it. first bird (2 photos) second bird (2 photos)
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    Thanks for the lesson on the intergrade. I will be looking for these identifiers in the future.
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    Awesome! Thanks for the confirmation.
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    Taken 4-27-19 in the central Texas Panhandle. Both these birds were foraging together in the same tree. I am thinking both subspecies Myrtle's and Audubon's are represented here??? Myrtel's Myrtle's Audubon's Audubon's
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    Thanks Kerri and everyone for your input. .
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    I can make out three numbers on one band and two on the other. I have a former coworker who works for USFWS here in Texas and works with T&E birds. I bet he will know where to start with past information on this bird. That reminds me I did not put location. I am in central Texas Panhandle and photo was taken today 4-13-19.
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    I am now thinking Swainson's Hawk.
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    At first glance I thought Peregrine but after I got home and downloaded the photos I'm not sure. This individual is double banded and I can make out most of the numbers on the bands with the number of photos I took.
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    Thank You,
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    Lake Meredith in the central Texas Panhandle 4-12-19. In the first photo are these both Yellowlegs just greater and lessor and is the second photo a Lessor Yellowlegs as well?
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    Thanks
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