Viurre

Thanks. It just sounded clearly like it was saying that.

What bird sounds like it is saying "answer...answer...answer" over and over? Sound clip: https://picosong.com/wQHk8

Ok. Thanks.

I keep mentally calling them Ring-billed Ducks myself. I always have to correct myself.

Yesterday, SW PA.

I have an acquaintance who swears he saw recently (in PA) a bird roughly "average bird of prey" size with "three black stripes" i.e., bands or bars, on the underside of its wings running parallel with the body and not along the length of the wing. He did not see the head, and acknowledges it might be any type of bird, not necessarily a bird of prey (he was using that to describe the size), but he did say the wings had "fingers" at the end, much like a lot of birds of prey have (the man is not a normal bird-watcher, but he saw this bird and was hoping I could identify it, but I looked a bit in my books to see if I could see anything close (even at shorebirds that might have large wingspans, and owls and still did not find anything that had striped under-wings with just three big dark stripes parallel to the body. Posting this in the hopes that someone could give a suggestion. Clearly seen in PA, whatever it is; since we are getting close to migration though, could be something just passing through. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

SouthCentral PA, today: I was at a wetland area when I saw these birds swooping around, and I wasn't sure what it was "too early for" or if it is just right on time for what I am thinking are either all Tree Swallows or both Tree Swallows and Chimney Swifts (two of the photos looked more like them but I wanted to be sure when reporting them). I made a collage of the better photos (both species tend to be rather darty). I was wondering if anyone could be so kind and tell me what I have here. Thanks. https://flic.kr/p/2dVrxZD

South Central PA, Today: https://flic.kr/p/2feziFy

Yesterday, South Central PA: 1. Duck type? https://flic.kr/p/24C5GZ6 2. Lincoln's or Song sparrow? (sorry, bad quality, wouldn't focus) https://flic.kr/p/T6rw1b

Thanks.

Didn't quite look like one to me. Could be wrong. Sorry for the dark lighting. It was early in the morning.

1. Cooper's Hawk? 2. Chipping or American Tree sparrow? 3. Crow or Raven?

Seen in Western PA, 11-25-18. Pictures are a bit blurry, sorry.

Thanks.

Anyone else want to take a guess at #3?