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Bird was photographed at Hawk Cliff Woods, May 15. Colour - dark brown/white feathers, peach coloured face with brown bars and small white patch above eye. Finch like beak.
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Hi, All. Does anyone have any insight/advice in IDing Snowy vs. Cattle Egrets in flight when you cannot see head plumage, foot color, or bill color? I used to think it was leg color (black for Snowy vs yellow for Cattle), but just read that non-breeding Cattle Egrets have black legs. Does flight pattern or whether solitary vs group have any bearing on separating these 2? We have both species year-round.
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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! I was out for a walk today and spotted what looks like a crow to me. At first I thought it was an albino crow, but it’s beak was black. Curious what kind it is? Has anyone seen this bird before? Sorry for the grainy photos. I took them with my phone. I live in Chilliwack, BC Canada. Thanks!
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I am located at Pato Blanco Lakes RV Park in Benson, AZ Date of all pictures is 02/09/2020 There are 3 ponds here with several different species of water fowl but I have 3 that I can't positively identify. They may be domestic water fowl but I'm not completely sure. Thanks for any and all responses. Very much appreciated. I think this is the White-fronted Goose. It rules the pond and is often seen breaking up mating of other water fowl. They also like to chase humans. I think this is most likely a domestic male duck but not sure of his species. He is mating with the next female duck that interestingly has a black bill while this male has the yellow bill. Both bills however seem to be the same shape. This is the female that the above male was mating to while I was taking pictures.
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Please help me identify this bird. This bird has yellow legs and feet with the upper beak that's black and a lower beak that's yellow with a yellow eye patch. A great egret has yellow beak and black legs and feet.
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Can anyone identify this bird? It was seen at Don Edwards NW Refuge (near Alviso) today It is white with a black cap, white eye patch, black back, and yellow legs. The two photos below are of the same bird. Thank you.
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