[Feeder Bird, yesterday SW PA]

Sounds good. Thanks. 

[Trumpeter vs Tundra Swan? Yesterday SW PA.]

Are both these the same type of swan, or is "A" Tundra and "B" Trumpeter?

A. 

B. 

 

 

 

[Feeder Bird, yesterday SW PA]

Can't tell what this is, can anyone else?

https://flic.kr/p/2kriEF3

 

[Juvenile Red Tailed Hawk?]

Thanks.

[Juvenile Red Tailed Hawk?]

SW PA, Yesterday:

 

[Two ducks to ID SW PA Yesterday]

Which female scaup?

1.

 

2. I know this is bad, what type of duck? Only shot.

 

[Bad far away/zoomed in pictures of ducks on a rainy day]

Thanks. 

[Bad far away/zoomed in pictures of ducks on a rainy day]

Is it possible at all that #1 or #2 are scoters?

[Bad far away/zoomed in pictures of ducks on a rainy day]

SW PA, Sunday. I wasn't sure if any of these are identifiable. 

1. 

 

2. 

 

3. 

4. Green Wing Teal?

5. 

 

 

[Common or Red Throated Loon?]

Thanks. I was pretty sure that was what it was, but I wanted a second opinion. 

[Common or Red Throated Loon?]

Seen yesterday, SW PA. 

 

[Are these all Tundra Swans?]

Recently where these Tundra Swans were was seen a Trumpeter for a very long time by itself. Then we got a bunch of Tundras in the same area. I want to be sure that amongst the photos I got yesterday, when I report them none are accidentally the Trumpeter (which may or may not still be hanging around).

1. 

2.

3.

4. 

5. 

6.

 

[Really bad photos of a raptor, today South Central PA]

What can I say. It was dark out. This bird came out of nowhere (well, I was actually standing in a wetland, birding) and I tried to get its picture but my camera did not want to focus due to the darkness (it was really overcast). I was wondering if anyone was good at telling what it could be from the rotten photos I got, and its general shape?

 

 

[Birds from Today Oct 19 2020 South Central PA]

Orange-crowned would be a lifer. Thanks. 

[Birds from Today Oct 19 2020 South Central PA]

1. Pine Siskin?

2. Warbler type?

3. Marsh Wren?

 

[Birds from today Oct 17 2020 South Central PA]

The numbering is better now, thanks. 

[Birds from today Oct 17 2020 South Central PA]

Yeah, sorry I just realized I misnumbered those. I tried to fix it. It wouldn't let me, I think I waited too long. Number them how you like.

[Birds from today Oct 17 2020 South Central PA]

Sorry if any of these are dark, it was foggy and murky out. 

1. Nashville Warbler?

2. Rose Breasted Grosbeak Female? 

3. Type of Kinglet?

Same bird:

4. Don't know, only shot:

5. Swamp sparrow? Only shot. 

 

 

[Birds today South Central PA]

Thanks. 

[Birds today South Central PA]

1. Type of warbler?

2. This one might be the same thing, not sure. 

3. Are either or both of these Lincoln's Sparrows?

A 

 

B. 

3. Type of Duck? Only shot, spooked it and it flew off. 

4. Carolina Wren or Red Breasted Nuthatch or neither? Sorry, it was raining and dark out. 

 

 

 

[Yet another warbler, yesterday, SW PA]

Thanks. 

[Yet another warbler, yesterday, SW PA]

1. Not sure what it is, but it didn't look like a palm or a yellow-rumped to me. 

 

 

[Palm Warbler? SW PA yesterday]

Thanks. 

[Palm Warbler? SW PA yesterday]

Sorry for the dark photos, it was murky out 

 

[Warbler from yesterday, SW PA]

Ok. Thanks. I sometimes mistake those for warblers.