[Central Park Warbler]

agreed

[Yearlist 2018]

what's your 2018 worldwide yearlist? mine is 89

[Raptor poll]

on an average day 1-2 (usually RSHA), average birding trip 3-5

[Least Tern?]

Agreed

[Payette, Idaho Hawk ID Help]

Swainson's

[Tern sp. Augusta, GA]

idk about the 1st but the 2nd looks like Common

[Whatbird's Young Birders!]

@Melierax awesome video! (I wish I could hold my camera that steady when I take a video lol)

also I think the Wren drank too much coffee 

[Us trip in October]

 @Jshaw236 I highly recommend Cape May and Dry Tortugas

 

 

 

[Whatbird's Young Birders!]

I've never seen a Nuthatch, send me some too

[Gull?]

Agreed

[Need help with i d......]

42 minutes ago, The Bird Nuts said:

I think what you're calling the bill is actually its tail or wing.  The color and habitat are perfect for a Prothonotary Warbler.

Agreed

[Juvenile Virginia Rail?]

Agreed

[Help with bird ID]

Northern Mockingbird confirmed

[Need help with Id]

Agreed

[Prairie Falcon?]

Did you notice any more details on the Bird?

[Northern Mockingbird?]

Agreed

[Sparrow, flycatchers and shorebirds from eastern, coastal MA]

1: Seaside Sparrows

2-3: Agree with Willow Flycatchers

4: Not sure, but leaning White-rumped

5: Agree with Greater Yellowlegs

[Florida bird]

I agree with TUTI

[Sparrows from Ottawa Canada]

agreed

[Help me ID this bird please...]

I agree with Bobolink

[LOL forum topic]

This was one of my favorite threads on the last whatbird . thanks for recreating it @TexasCobra!

[Abert's Towhee?]

agreed

[NJ Bird Whatbird?]

agree with CLRA

[Ducks and shorebird]

the family looks like Redheads, the flying one I think could be a Wigeon

[need help with some ID's]

1 hour ago, akiley said:

1) Little Blue Heron with a Mallard

2)Lesser Yellowlegs in center with a Solitary Sandpiper in the upper left corner

3) LEYE again, with 2 Solitary Sands.

Agreed