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59 minutes ago, Tony Leukering said:

Rufous morph — red chest and lower belly contrasting with black belly patch

This could also be called intermediate morph, correct?

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2 hours ago, Birding Boy said:

Ok, here it is. 

 

BAWW?

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19 hours ago, Aidan B said:

Here it is!

Hermit Thrush?

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Intergrade:

And a pure YS, rare, in my yard:

For some reason I don't have any good ones of red-shafted...

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Sounds like a raptor to me if anything (Mississippi Kite?), but I agree with @AlexHenrythat the description is just too vague to ID off of. You could compare what you saw to Mississippi Kite for us:

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If you hear a bird it's basically just another form of noticing the bird is there, so I count heard birds.

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54 is my first non-zoomed in count. Now let's go in for detail...

5 HOME, 18 MALL, 8 RNDU, 1 AMWI, 5 GADW, 2 CANV, 2 LESC... and that one duck in the water that might be a RNDU. I counted 56 going through all again... idk what happened to the others I didn't put down as species lol.

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This is impossible. Here's a decent one. I like it because of the foliage, not necessarily the sharpness of the bird. 

 

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Gray Catbird?

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Male and female Nuttall's

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I don't know which one I like better:

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That's a Virginia Rail. That's one of the many calls they can make. EDIT: Apparently that's the "female song"

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Black-backed Woodpecker

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Acorn Woodpecker

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1 hour ago, Birding Boy said:

Rough-legged?

Yep!

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1 minute ago, Jefferson Shank said:

Red-tailed Hawk

no

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9 hours ago, Aidan B said:

Broad-winged Hawk?

 

8 hours ago, IKLland said:

Cooper’s?

sharpie?

Nope

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5 minutes ago, Jefferson Shank said:

red-shouldered hawk?

Nope

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Okay idk if this one will be easy or hard...

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2 minutes ago, The Bird Nuts said:

That's it!

Ayy! Honestly I got it by the fringe around the wing coverts haha

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11 hours ago, The Bird Nuts said:

HOSP?

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Definitely a Yellow-rumped Warbler. I'm no expert but I can see this is as either Myrtle or Audubon's, considering the white throat wraps around, but the throat also appears to have a yellow hue. 

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18 hours ago, Connor Cochrane said:

Thanks. I knew the second one was FISP, but I was wondering what was in the background. Probably something obvious I'm forgetting.

Oh, my bad, I didn't read all the way. What about chipmunk/squirrel?

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Confirmed on both!

[House finch with long bill]

Gotcha. I've never heard the full explanation but I've only heard people say it's something to do with a worse diet.