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Recent content by m.skalla

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    Sharp Shinned? Sussex county New Jersey USA

    Thanks Butty and rkj
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    Sharp Shinned? Sussex county New Jersey USA

    Seen today. By flight I thinks its a Sharpie but want to be sure before adding to ebird.
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    ? Flycatcher - Switzerland

    Thx kuzeycem
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    Flycatcher - Austria

    Thanks all
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    ? Flycatcher - Switzerland

    I had this labeled as a European Pied Flycatcher, now not so sure. Engelberg Switzerland July 2013
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    Flycatcher - Austria

    Mayrhofen, Austria. July 2013
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    ? Warbler New Jersey, USA

    Thanks all.
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    ? Warbler New Jersey, USA

    Had a mixed flock including the usually Chickadees, Titmice, Downey Woodpecker as well as a few Pine Warblers, a Black and White Wabler and a Black-throated Green. Wasn't sure about this one. Its the only shot I got of him/her. Sussex County, New Jersey USA, August 27. Thanks
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    Sussex County New Jersey USA

    Thanks all
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    Sussex County New Jersey USA

    Two more photos of the hawk in flight if it helps.
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    Sussex County New Jersey USA

    Coopers Hawk? Maybe Bay-breasted or Blackpoll? Olive-sided Flycatcher? Taken 8/30/2023, northern New Jersey.
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    Tree swallow? Phoebe? New Jersey, USA

    Thanks all.
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    Tree swallow? Phoebe? New Jersey, USA

    Are these young Tree Swallows? Were hanging out with large flock of Barn Swallows. ? Eastern Phoebe. Only stuck around for a few seconds. Didn't see tail wagging. Bill seems long. Both from Sussex County NJ. Taken today.
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    A couple more from Ecuador

    Thx Avery. One question for you, Many-spotted seems like a good fit for #1 except for the light color at the tip of the tail. Most of the photos I looked at online had no white/tan. A couple had only a tiny amount. Do you feel that's within normal range of variation for a Many-spotted?
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    A couple more from Ecuador

    Woodcreeper from San Isidor Lodge, Cosanga Napo, Ecuador. March 2023. Hummingbirds from Concierto de Las Aves, Sumaco, Napo, Ecuador, March 2023
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