[finch?]

agreed

[Gulls, Maryland, Yesterday]

agreed

[BRSP and/or CCSP?]

1 hour ago, Phalarope713 said:

The relatively clean gray nape, buffy coloration, and strong facial pattern all point to Clay-colored in my opinion. 

agreed

[Sandhill Crane in RI?]

This looks like a Great Blue Heron, the largest Heron. If you saw other Herons there, they were probably Little Blue, Tricolored, Green, Night-herons or Egrets, which Great Blues can easily be twice the size of.

[Another Common Grackle and not a Brewers I assume...]

1 hour ago, The Bird Nuts said:

Yes, juvenile Common Grackle.

agreed

[American Black Duck or Mallard?]

1 hour ago, The Bird Nuts said:

All are Mallards (white in the tail, significant pale edging on feathers, orange tones in breast feathers).

agreed

some might be Hybrids

[Common Mergansers and Black-bellied Plover?]

yes to both

[Philadelphia Vireo or Red Eyed in Southern VT]

I agree

[Horned Grebe - Nonbreeding]

I agree

[Which dowitcher is this?]

Looks like a Long-billed

[Anchorage AK, Finch?]

agreed

[Sparrow?]

i agree

[Yellowstone Sparrow ID help]

Agreed

[Hawk id]

Red-tailed Hawk

[Pl help ID a bird from Montana (Jun 2018): black and orange]

Red-winged Blackbird

[Whatisit?]

I think Indigo Bunting

[Morro Bay Sandpipers]

38 minutes ago, Phalarope713 said:

First and last images are of Least Sandpipers, and all in between show Western. Also Semipalmated Plover in pictures six and seven. 

Agreed

[Another Gadwall but........]

I also agree

[Those lovely Flycatchers]

Eastern Phoebe and Willow/Alder Flycatcher

[Bachman's Sparrows?]

All Bachman's

[Confirm Western Tanager?]

i agree

[Vireo / Warbler troubles,]

agreed

[Indigo bunting?]

Yes, Molting INBU

[Central Alberta ID's rnd 2]

Just now, Bird-Boys said:

Actually, 5. is a tanager.

I agree now.... idk what came over me lol

[California scrub-jay?]

agreed