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Posts posted by Sean C
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I agree with Cooper's
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I agree with Blackpoll
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I say Greater due to the rounded head
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agree with BBPL
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1 hour ago, akandula said:
- Yes, Ruby-crowned Kinglet. Note the tiny bill, white eyering, and black bar under a white wingbar.
- Yes, Yellow-rumped Warbler. The yellow patches on the sides are good ID features.
agreed
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1 hour ago, akandula said:
- Female/immature male House Finch - note the brown overall, coarse, blurry streaking on the belly, and conical bill.
- Male Ruby-crowned Kinglet - note the tiny bill, white eyering, and black bar under a white wingbar. You can even see the usually concealed red crown!
agreed
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Kirtland's Warbler
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Looks good for one
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I see no black whisker, so I think REVI, but like TBN said, may not be IDable
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I went to my patch again yesterday, got yearbird Eastern Wood-pewee! that brings my yearlist to 130. My patch list is now 63 and my yardlist is 39 after seeing a PAWA outside my window.
https://ebird.org/checklist/S60797060
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looks correct
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Red-headed Woodpecker and Ovenbird yesterday!
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31 minutes ago, akandula said:
- Male House Finch - note the conical seed-eating bill, notched tail, red around the face and upper breast, and streaky brown back, belly, and tail. Cassin's Finches would have less streaking on the flanks and a more straight culmen.
- Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay - note the large size, long tail, and stout bill. Adults are blue and gray above, have clean gray underparts, and a partial blue necklace. The similar California Scrub-Jay can be separated by range (it lives further west). Pinyon Jays lack the contrasty white throat.
agreed
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19 minutes ago, akandula said:
- Ruby-crowned Kinglet
- Townsend's Solitaire
- House Finch
- Rock Wren
- Chipping Sparrow
agreed
Help with some hawk id
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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yep, it's Football season and I'm gonna have it till January