[American Pipit?]

6 hours ago, The Bird Nuts said:

Pretty sure it's a female/immature Red-winged Blackbird with that dark eyeline.

agreed

[Semipalmated Sandpiper Confirm]

all are Semipalmated Sandpipers except the last one

[Downy & Swainson's ??]

agreed

[What bird is this (from BC)]

agreed

[Eastern Phoebe?]

23 minutes ago, JCParham said:

Thank you both! This community is amazing!  This bird was my #100 identified ?

nice!

[New York State Shorebird ID Neeed]

Semipalmated Plover is also a possibility

[small gray bird, western pa]

Gray Catbird

[Couple of IDs]

agreed

[what bird is this?]

1 minute ago, Mindy Smith said:

The first is a house sparrow and the second looks like a curve-billed thrasher but I have only seen the California, Crissal and brown thrashers myself. It may be a little too far North for the curve-billed. LaConte's is the other that looks like this one but I think it is more to the South. Will wait for the more experienced birders to weigh in. 

It's not too far north for Curve-billed, the northern limit of their range is Southern Colorado. The Le Conte's range is limited to CA, AZ and NV in the U.S.

[Whatbird's Young Birders!]

Who changed the name of this topic? ?

[what bird is this?]

1: Male House Sparrow

2: Curve-billed Thrasher

[Pygmy Nuthatch?]

agreed

[Canvasback Confirm]

agreed

[Sparrow ID, if feasible.]

SWSP

[Semipalmated Sandpiper in VT]

agreed

[Verdin Confirm]

agreed

[Immature Yellow Warblers?]

agreed

[SSHA?]

I agree with Cooper's

You doing Christmas in July @akandula? ??

[Raptor ID Sun July 28 19 SW PA]

I agree

[Sparrow]

I agree with SAVS

[Green Heron?]

agreed

[Duck ID - San Antonio]

agreed

[Blackbird]

RWBL

[Please help ID bird seen In Fayetteville NC]

agreed

[Pectoral Sandpiper?]

agreed