[Ohio peeps]

Semipalmated Confirmed

[What is this hawk? : Northern Illinois]

Looks like a Cooper's Hawk

 

[One in the bush, one on a wire]

14 minutes ago, Bird Brain said:

Agree with young Gray Catbird for #1. 

#2 is a young Western Bluebird, due to the streaking on its breast. A young Mountain Bluebird has distinct spotting instead of streaking there.

Agreed

[Duck ID]

4 hours ago, akiley said:

I agree with Gadwall. But not sure if these birds can be sexed accurately.

agreed

[Sparrow Species?]

Agreed

[Gull or Tern???]

I think Franklin's Gull due to range

[Say's Phoebe?]

Thirded

[White-eyed vireo?]

Agreed

[oops missed this one from Rollins savanna from N IL]

I agree with Wood-pewee

[A Sparrow but which one?]

Agreed

[a few Prairie brids..Northern IL-Rollins Savanna]

4 hours ago, The Bird Nuts said:

3 and 4 are young Common Yellowthroats (olive head contrasting with yellow throat; no pale edging on wing feathers; beak shape).  I agree with Wood Duck and Barn Swallow for the others.

I agree

[Hawk question]

agreed

[Red-shouldered Hawk?]

agreed

[ID help, bird foraging on ground]

Looks like it might be a Longspur

[Nonbreeding Tern Confirm]

1 and 2 look like Royal Terns

3 looks right for Forster's

4 & 5 are correct

[What duck? In the Bay Longbeach Island New Jersey]

agreed

[What species is this?]

Yellow-eyed Junco makes sense except for the red eye

@birdoc any more photos?

[Killdeer?]

agreed

[Not sure]

agreed

[Sparrow? Finch?]

Agreed

[Says phoebe or western kingbird]

Say's Phoebe

[Need ID Help - Several Birds]

5 hours ago, Melierax said:

This is Wyoming, so not YBFL (at least, it shouldn't be)

I misread it as WV  sorry, I was tired.... (it was near midnight lol)

[What species is this?]

The closest match I can find is Lawrence's Goldfinch. What date was this seen?

[Need ID Help - Several Birds]

Yeah that's a lot but I love ID challenges! 

1: I think Clay-colored

2: I agree with YEWA

3: I agree with VGSW

4: I agree with LESA due to yellow legs

5: Western Wood-pewee

6: I agree with TRES

7: I agree with all being Baird's

8: I agree with WIFL

9: Actually looks better for Yellow-bellied Flycatcher (wait for an expert to confirm, though)

10 a: Pass

10 b & c: I agree with CHSP

11: I agree with YEWA

 

[What bird is this?]

I'm now thinking Brown-headed Cowbird... that looks way too big for HOSP