Some from Maine from the past few days

[Morgan]

Most taken at Great Waas Island Preserve - about 60 miles north of Bar Harbor along the coast.

 

1. Yellow-rumped Warbler

 Yellow-rumped Warbler by Morganirich, on Flickr

 

2. Warbler - not sure which

Warbler for ID 7 by Morganirich, on Flickr

3. Cape May Warbler? would be a lifer?

Warbler for ID 7 - Cape May? by Morganirich, on Flickr

4. Northern Parula

Warbler for ID 4 by Morganirich, on Flickr

5. not sure - looks like GC Kinglet /Parula?

Warbler for ID 3 by Morganirich, on Flickr

6. Sandpipers - Semipalm - including two on the far left?

Sandpipers for ID 2 by Morganirich, on Flickr

7. Spotted or Solitary Sandpiper? Blurry...

Sandpiper for ID by Morganirich, on Flickr

8. Semipalmated or Piping Plover?

Plover for ID by Morganirich, on Flickr

9. Which peeps?

Peeps for ID by Morganirich, on Flickr

10. Had me stumped - Yellow-rumped?

Bird for ID by Morganirich, on Flickr

 

thx!

[HamRHead]

1. Yes

2. Yellow-rumped

3. YES! Congrats!

4. Yes 

5. Northern Parula

6. Pass

7. Spotted

8. Semipalmated

9. Black-bellied Plover?

10. Yellow-rumped Warbler

 

[akiley]

23 minutes ago, HamRHead said:

1. Yes

2. Yellow-rumped

3. YES! Congrats!

4. Yes 

5. Northern Parula

6. Pass

7. Spotted

8. Semipalmated

9. Black-bellied Plover?

10. Yellow-rumped Warbler

 

All birds in 6 are indeed Semipalmated. Agreed with everything else.

All of the Yellow-rumped are Myrtles.

[Morgan]

great, thanks!

[Tony Leukering]

Plovers are not peep, a category restricted to the small species of Calidris:  Least, Baird's, White-rumped, Semipalmated, Western, and the stints.  Solitary Sandpiper does not have a wing stripe.  The last Myrtle Warbler is a juvenile and might not even have a yellow rump.