[Anna or Rufous?]

18 minutes ago, Phalarope713 said:

Hummingbird is a female/immature Rufous, and the other is indeed a Black-headed.

agreed

[Swamp Sparrow Confim]

agreed

[shore bird heavy heron like bill]

Agreed

[Northeast Oklahoma songbird?]

agree with CAWR

[Small Sandpiper]

Agreed

[Bird ID Help Needed]

Bushtits would make sense

[Spotted Sandpiper confirmation.]

Confirmed

[Illinois Bird on Camera]

I agree with HOSP

1 hour ago, The Bird Nuts said:

I'm sure you were looking at a different bird.  House Sparrows don't soar and they are certainly not the size of any hawk.

Agreed

[ID help please...]

I agree with WEVI

[Yellow Warbler?]

Agreed

[juvenile blue heron?]

I agree with Molting LBHE

[Say's Phoebe? Backyard bird in the Bay Area, California]

I'm not seeing it as a Red-winged Blackbird.... this looks like a California Towhee

[gull id please]

Agreed

[Shorebird]

I agree with Least

[warbler with grey hood]

Nashville Warbler I think

[Saltmarsh or Nelson's Sparrow]

I agree with Saltmarsh

[Sapsucker in Bellingham, WA]

agreed

[Grackle Confirm Male]

Great-tailed

[Boat tailed Grackle Confirm Male]

Agreed

[Gnatcatcher?]

I agree

[Kerry]

I agree with TBN

[North Idaho Ducks]

Agreed

[Which Sandpiper?]

Yeah Least Sandpiper

[Marsh or Sedge Wren - SW MI 8/3]

1 hour ago, blackburnian said:

Marsh Wren and Green Heron.

agreed

[Any opinions? Catcher of flying things.]

25 minutes ago, The Bird Nuts said:

This is a Willow/Alder.

agreed