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I apologize if some of these seem over-exposed, the sun was shining directly on the pines these warblers were in. Tried to darken some. 1. Cape May? 2. Pine Warbler? 3. Not sure 4. Unsure. Too much sun. 5. Unsure 6. May be the same as #5, unsure, again Sun too bright 7. Cape May? 8. Not sure

Thanks.

Thanks. Weirdly I tend to be able to tell the difference more easily with the females.

Is this a house or purple finch?

Are these song sparrows? A. B.

Is Merlin wrong a lot?

What do you mean by the leading edge of the wing?

That did not help, the website. I cannot tell the difference between a juvenile bald eagle and a golden eagle, other than there is supposed to be some splotchy white on the juvenile bald eagle, and there isn't really white on the photo I have above. Or in the other photos I have.

Differences so I know in the future?

Merlin says this is a Golden Eagle. I want to be sure before I report it. It would be a lifer if it is one. SW PA, Today.

1. Not sure which warbler or vireo this is (sorry only shot, it was very early in the morning and kind of dark):

I am seeing a head below the mourning dove head.

I think there may be two birds in photo #1.

Is there any way to tell what these are? 1. Flew before I could get a 2nd shot: 2. Not the one behind that is obviously a killdeer, but the smaller one in front. It was fairly zoomed-in, not sure if it is possible to ID

When you say "an adult's thumb," I am an adult female and my thumb is 2 inches long. I think you need to be more specific about the size. Men's thumbs can be much bigger.