[Help With Bird ID From Newbie]

agreed

[Chat]

agreed

[Sparrows - Grasshopper, Song and Unknowns]

2 hours ago, The Bird Nuts said:

I believe 1, 2, 3, and 5 are all Grasshopper Sparrows (big beak is one of the ID marks for them), 3 and 5 being juveniles.  4 is a Song Sparrow.  It is young, so that's why it has thin streaking.

agreed

[Palo Pinto Co. Texas]

I agree. Congrats!

[Wren]

Agreed

[Did I finally get a Brewers or is it a Grackle]

agreed

[Another flycatcher from Sunday in SW PA]

agreed

[Ash throated Flycatcher confim]

agreed

[Flycatcher ID]

agreed

[Birds from Sun Aug 4 2019 SW PA]

37 minutes ago, The Bird Nuts said:

1. Willow/Alder Flycatcher

2. Juvenile Barn Swallows

agreed

[Nisswa, MN - Gulls]

26 minutes ago, Trevor L. said:

I’m still seeing more orange than red on the tern beak, which would make it better for Forster’s. Unless there’s a high chance of variability in beak color.

could be photo quality/lighting

[Mississippi Kite]

Agreed

[ID Grosbeak or ?]

I agree

[ID Help - Unknown Sparrow]

Agreed

[Illinois Birds]

Blue Grosbeak

[Help with a Sandpiper]

I agree

[Hummer]

Agreed

[Bird ID]

I agree

[wren with bold eyebrow]

Agreed

[I dunno maybe a Black Vulture]

Agreed

[Small bird nesting in Vancouver back yard]

I agree with Bewick's

[Warbler in Nisswa, MN]

I agree with COYE

[Nisswa, MN - Gulls]

1: Looks good for Common

2: Ring-billed

3: Bonaparte's

[Which hawk and one other help ID please]

1 hour ago, hbvol50 said:

1. looks like a young red-shouldered with that checkered wing pattern, streaked throat and no belly band

2. Abert's may be correct.  I can see a rusty under-tail. Maybe a young bird with no black at the base of bill

Agreed

[Female duck]

Agreed