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Strange looking goose seen at Forsythe NWR in Galloway Township, NJ today,4/25/2022. Thought at first it was a snow goose, maybe some kind of hybrid or just plain strange. Any information appreciated.
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17 Oct 2021 Cape May NJ. If my IDs are wrong, salient points for IDing would be greatly appreciated! ? 1. 3 Dunlin 2. Greater Yellowlegs, but the legs look dark?... 3. Lesser Yellowlegs
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21 Oct 2021 Cape May NJ I can ID the Dunlin & Short-billed Dowitcher, but what are the others? I was thinking Black-bellied Plover and Red Knot?
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20 Oct 2021 Cape May NJ Ignoring the cormorants & gulls 1. All Black Scoter? 2. 1 & 3 are Surf Scoter, rest are Black?
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20 Oct 2021 Cape May NJ 1. Lesser Black-backed vs. Great; non-breeding adult--I don't see the white crescent at the tail, but I think the legs are yellow. ish. 2. Herring Gull, non-breeding adult
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21 Oct 2021 Cape May NJ Clockwise beginning at 12 o'clock (and ignoring the incomplete bird at the far left edge): Ring-billed, Laughing, ?Lesser Black-backed, Ring-billed, Greater BB, Ring-billed, ?Lesser Black-backed.
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20 Oct 2021 Cape May NJ I need a crash course in sparrow ID. 1. 2. 3. 4. UFO 5. Song 6. Song 7. ? 8. ? 9. ? 10. Song 11. White-throated 12. ? 13. UFO 14. ? 15. Song 16. ?
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19 Oct 2021 Cape May NJ 1. The three larger gulls are Lesser or Greater Black-backed? And who is the little guy with the mollusk in his bill? 2. RIng-billed
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19 Oct 2021 Cape May NJ; sidewalk observations 1. Western Palm Warbler 2. House Sparrow--male & female/immature 3. ??? I think a falcon 4. Song Sparrow
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17 Oct 2021; Cape May NJ; beachside state park I think these all are Merlins, but would like clarification on separating them from Sharpies when seen in flight, in general, and specific to these photos.
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Migratory bird in Columbia, NJ
labradorduck posted a topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
My friend and I are stumped- we can't figure out what bird this is! I was hiking near Buttermilk Falls in Columbia, NJ and I saw what looked like a migratory bird. The size of a catbird with a more full body and a slightly pointed head like a cardinal. Dark black body and white stomach and red spots under each wing. It was flying and flew into a small tree before flying away. I was unable to get a picture. It kind of sounded like, "Sooooweet!" -
Hi All, What: I'm not quite sure if these swans are Tundra or Trumpeter swans. Tundra have been reported on ebird on this lake (https://ebird.org/checklist/S61865647) and I think I can see a light colored spot at the base of the bill on some pictures. But I'm not sure so I'd like opinions. Sorry, bad pictures. Where: Bamber Lake, NJ (https://ebird.org/hotspots?hs=L4145068&yr=all&m=) When: Today, Dec 3 Thanks !