Sean C

agreed, PUFI

a Mockingbird would have more phrases and mimic a lot of Species in that time. This matches exactly with the song of a Lark Sparrow.

agreed

agreed

Downy

agreed

agreed

😂😂 I guess whatbird isn't what it once was.... Discord has taken over lol. But I still come here often, it's the first online birding community I joined.

😂😂 They're rare south of the panhandle, and even there they are very uncommon.

my nemesis birds for my state include American Bittern, Painted Bunting, Brown-headed Nuthatch, Black-throated Blue-warbler, American Oystercatcher, Cape May Warbler, Peregrine Falcon, Semipalmated Sandpiper, Sedge Wren and many more 😆 For the ABA area, my biggest needs are (😂😂) White-breasted Nuthatch, White-throated Sparrow, Pine Siskin, Common Merganser, Dark-eyed Junco, Common Raven, Hairy Woodpecker, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Field Sparrow, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Common Goldeneye, Warbling Vireo and more, and basically every bird west of the Mississippi River.... (Great-tailed Grackle would be a lifer, you get the point 😂) If I had to choose one bird to see above all the rest, I'd pick Greater Sage-grouse. And, yes, I haven't seen a Song Sparrow in 9 years... here's hoping I see one this winter!

agreed

Yep!

yes Blackpoll Warbler. Congrats!

1: Yes 2: Yes 3: Yes 4: White-throated Swift 5: Yes 6: Yes 7: Yes 8: Yes 9: Yes 10: Northern Rough-winged Swallow 11: Phoebe 12: Nice bird!

agreed

agreed

agreed

agreed

COYE?

confirmed

Seen today in Clemont, FL.

Rock Pigeon maybe?

I'm here too! Nice to see ya back

Common Grackle

From 2013