[Pine Warbler?]

4 hours ago, The Bird Nuts said:

Yikes, the high level of contrast had me stumped... ? Agree with Pine Warbler.

Agreed.

[Real hawk? Fake hawk!? NW Georgia]

Agreed

[Need help with an I.D. of this bird?]

Agreed

[Pine Warbler?]

1: First thought was Blackburnian. Any more photos @cccougar?

2: Yellow-rumped Warbler

 

[Sparrows Nov 4 2018 Western PA]

1: Fox Sparrow

2: Lincoln's?

3: Swamp Sparrow

4: Looks like a Fox Sparrow

[Lifers]

I also got Yellow-billed Cuckoo as lifer #188 a few days ago

[Ui bird. Waccatee Zoo, SC 4 Apr 2018]

I agree

[Chicago Flycatcher ID]

I'd guess Least Flycatcher

[Small bird]

1: YRWA

2-3: RCKI

[Whatbird's Young Birders!]

18 hours ago, MerMaeve said:

And you were in your yard?

Yes.

[How do you prepare for a birding trip?]

@Charlie Spencer  also check Ebird bar charts.

[Brant? {iBird]]

I agree with domestic Muscovy Duck.

[Central NJ also]

Agreed

[Central NJ]

Agreed

[help with ID]

Agreed

[Whatbird's Young Birders!]

I had an interesting morning:

I was photographing birds in my yard when a cop pulls up and asks me what I'm doing. I said I was Birdwatching, and she said someone called and said I was taking photographs of them (). I was able to prove that I wasn't by showing her the Bird pictures on my camera. Nothing happened, but I've never been stopped by a cop before.

[Vireo in Georgia]

Blue-headed

[Warbler/Vireo]

Thanks.

[Warbler species]

Agreed

[Warbler/Vireo]

I saw this bird today in Clermont, FL. Any suggestions? (the first 2 photos are brightened)

 

[Nelson's Sparrow and a few others]

On 10/2/2018 at 5:13 PM, blackburnian said:

1. Chest does look buffy, but I’d like a shot from the front to confirm 

2. Yes 

3. Semipalmated Sandpiper 

4. Looks good 

 

16 hours ago, Nighthawk01 said:

the snake appears to be a Black Rat Snake.

Agreed

[Yearlist 2018]

now at 92. could get a few more tomorrow

[Which duck?]

Gadwall confirmed

[Delaware Shore Birds ID]

1 hour ago, HamRHead said:

1. Yellow-crowned Night-Heron

2. Semipalmated Sandpiper, I think

3. Spotted Sandpiper

Agreed

[Mystery Duck in Ohio]

Someone on the Discord chat saw this bird in Fernald, Ohio recently. Any suggestions?

Thanks