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Posts posted by Sean C
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48 minutes ago, jbb1193 said:
This may not be the proper forum, but here goes...
As a 40 year birder in Central Florida I believe that the ratio of Fish Crows to American Crows is 10,000 to 1. I can only tell by voice and I rarely hear the American. Yet when I look at the Ebird the American is much more common than I have experienced. That leads me to believe most American Crows are misidentified Fish Crows (in Cen. Fla.).
Please comment that you support my belief, or refute my findings.
Thanks.
I also live in Central Florida, and i see and hear American a lot more than Fish. I think the problem is that sometimes Crows don't call when sighted, and people just put American, assuming that's the most common Crow. It is, but people shouldn't assume. So it's possible that some American Crow sightings are Fish Crows
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I agree with Painted Bunting
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5 hours ago, Kevin said:
I agree with Golden-crowned Kinglet. Incredible photos!
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7 minutes ago, akandula said:
The narrow bill points to Ash-throated.
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16 minutes ago, urban snipe said:
indeed myrtle YRWA
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25 minutes ago, akandula said:
Appears to be a Yellow-breasted Chat with those white spectacles, yellow breast, and olive back.
agreed
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Blue Grosbeak
maybe this is a trail cam?
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that's 100% an Osprey
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On 4/9/2020 at 2:48 PM, MerMaeve said:
It was a lifer?????
yes lol
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1 hour ago, Jefferson Shank said:
Agree with Long-tailed Duck.
agreed
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Yellow Warbler a couple days ago
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horned grebe
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1 minute ago, The Bird Nuts said:
It looks like either a Song or a Fox Sparrow. I'm leaning Song. Do you have any other photos? Even poor photos might help a lot.
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Agree with Willet
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had 8 Warbler Species at my patch the other day, including my lifer Yellow Warbler.
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Bonaparte's Gull?
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1 hour ago, Charlie Spencer said:
Maybe south of I-10 they are. Here they're on most golf courses and farm ponds.
2 hours ago, Kevin said:You had not seen a Canada Goose for 9 years!
1 hour ago, akandula said:I didn't realize Canada Geese were so hard to see in the south. Around here, if somebody said that they never saw a goose they'd need their eyes checked immediately.
they're getting more common in winter in florida, idek how I hadn't seen one in 9 years lol
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1 minute ago, Nivalis said:
sorry about this one guys must have just had a brain cramp
it's ok, we all have those moments, it's all a part of learning
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Red Phalaropes
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20 minutes ago, Kevin said:
Normal Great Blue Heron.
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Domestic Mallards
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Finally saw a Canada Goose for the first time in 9 years
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New bird SW WA
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Posted
agreed