[Gull]

are they all of the same Gull? 1 looks different than 2 & 3

[Help with this sparrow?]

agreed

[Canada? Magnolia warbler? Northern Wisconsin]

I agree with Nashville

[Central Alberta ID's rnd 2]

1-2: Western Tanagers

3: Rose-breasted Grosbeak female

4-5: Goldfinches?

6: Looks like a Swainson's Thrush

[small red headed bird..?]

I agree

[new bird]

I agree with Cowbird

[Central Alberta ID's]

1-2: Tanager and Waxwing in 1

3-4: warbling Vireo

5: same as 1 & 2

[Help ID Hawk from terrible photo]

agreed

[What type of Sparrow]

agreed

[Dark-eyed junko?]

I agree

[House finch?]

Looks good for House Finch

[Sharp-shinned?]

Agreed

[Say's Phoebe?]

agreed

[Winter Wren Confirm]

agreed

[New York Sparrows]

2 minutes ago, The Bird Nuts said:

1-3. Song Sparrows

4. Juvenile Song Sparrow

5. Chipping Sparrow

agreed

[New York Birds]

1: Pass

2: Herring Gull

3-4: Laughing Gulls

5: I say Forster's Tern

6: Pass

7: Semipalmated Plover

[Immature Thrush]

agreed

[accipiter ID]

I agree with COHA

[Mystery Friend]

I agree with TBN

[Lesser Yellowlegs?]

agreed

[RARE Confirm Reddish Egret]

Agreed

[Orange-crowned warbler?]

agreed

[help identify birds observed in the Whiteshell MB]

Look up Orchard Orioles

[Hawk - Ottawa, Canada]

59 minutes ago, The Bird Nuts said:

Welcome to the forum!

That is a Red-tailed Hawk with the band of streaks across its belly and mostly unmarked upper breast.  The pale eyes, dark, blotchy streaking, and thinly-barred tail (that is not red yet) mean it's a young individual.

agreed

[orange headed bird]

22 hours ago, The Bird Nuts said:

Welcome to Whatbird!  Check out orange variant House Finch.

I agree