Viurre

It doesn't look like a Northern Harrier, then?

Flying by itself. around 6PM. I have an idea but I don't want to color people's attempts:

Thanks.

Need ID for sounds Bird 1: https://picosong.com/wA9bV https://picosong.com/wA9b8 Bird 2: https://picosong.com/wA9bU Bird 3: https://picosong.com/wA9br

There was a minor kettle of vultures flying around but there were a few birds that were not vultures flying around with them. I think this is all of one bird, but it could be two or three different ones:

SW PA, Last Sunday.

Thanks. in #1 it was the Wood Thrush I was trying to identify. #3 the trill was most likely a Northern Parula.

They were all different birds (taken in different areas) I was pretty sure the 4th was a Willow, I had heard one calling in that area. Thanks.

I need IDs for 3 sounds. Recorded in SW PA yesterday (forested area by a lake): 1. https://picosong.com/wh23v 2. https://picosong.com/wh2ny 3. https://picosong.com/wh2n5

The date was given in the subject header. SW PA is the location.

What would explain the pink corners of the beak? Just asking for my knowledge.

Not the high pitched things in front, what is making the steady sound in the background? Taken at a lake near a forest. https://picosong.com/w8MfW

1. ? 2. ? 3. Eastern Phoebe? 4. ?

Southern PA.

Anyone good at identifying bird shapes from below? Taken in SW PA this morning. They were up in the canopy of a forested area, and it was a bit dark. I tried to lighten as much as possible.