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Help ID this little beauty. Thanks
meghann replied to Denny1177's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Welcome to Whatbird! This is an Eastern Kingbird. -
I've always found it funny to get shots like this. It quite often makes them look angry Mad Kinglet by midgetinvasion, on Flickr
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Blue Headed Vireo? Northern Illinois
meghann replied to MamaMir's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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Juvenile European Starling?
meghann replied to Katelyn Davis's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Yep. Being outside is better than not being outside! -
Is this a House Sparrow?
meghann replied to BirdNrd's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
It might be just me, but I can't seem to open the file.- 2 replies
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Brambling? Not sure of bird
meghann replied to ChuckBird's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Agreed. Most fledglings tend to not be as wary of humans as they should. The parents are probably nearby somewhere. -
Juvenile European Starling?
meghann replied to Katelyn Davis's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Yeah, I've had the same problem with my phone. I don't ID unless I'm on the laptop. -
Juvenile European Starling?
meghann replied to Katelyn Davis's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
The bill is thin and bright yellow. -
Juvenile European Starling?
meghann replied to Katelyn Davis's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
I can't comment on the bird's age, but it is indeed a Starling. -
Black-throated green warbler?
meghann replied to Jaybird's topic in iBIRD ONLY - Help Me Identify a Bird
Actually, with that undertail pattern, I like Blue Jay here. It would explain the black neckband, too. -
I think certain times of year that can be tricky, although in general the males are darker. So, if a bird seems pretty light, I feel safe assuming it's female.
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After encountering a swallow I had trouble IDing, until Liam helped me out, I figured a thread of these guys would be cool. The mutation has always fascinated me. I searched for a topic like it, but didn't find one. So, if one already exists, apologies. My first melanistic bird, a Northern Rough-winged Swallow. (Which incidentally, Liam had a similar bird in the same location six years ago. Is it the same bird, or an offspring, or just a coincidence? We'll never know!)