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Recent content by qwerty5

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    What is this bird that I sometimes hear?? United States- Midwest

    Best I can think of is Blue Jay, but that's just a guess
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    Question from Pennsylvania, USA

    Boat-tailed are pretty much limited to the coast. (And they have a much longer tail)
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    Canada Birding Species ID

    5. Yellow-rumped Warbler
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    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    I found an uncommon but always present nester this morning: 186. Vesper Sparrow
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    Not Sure

    House Finch
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    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    This morning I got two uncommon breeders that I missed during migration: 184. Broad-winged Hawk 185. Hooded Warbler
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    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    Got one warbler that I missed during migration, they are fairly rare nesters here: 183. Black-and-white Warbler
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    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    My normal spring shorebird spot has been mostly unsuitable this year, so I've missed several I would normally find in the spring. I did get one new species this morning, however. 182. Semipalmated Sandpiper
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    Vireo Confusion in New Jersey, USA - 5/27/24

    Sound alone is enough for this ID. Philidelphia Vireos sing in short bursts like other vireos, nothing like the warbling we hear in this recording.
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    How's Your 2024 List Going?

    One new bird early yesterday morning: 181. Yellow-billed Cuckoo
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    Petition to AOS Leadership on the Recent Decision to Change all Eponymous Bird Names

    I could name some non-white (and white) people who were and are promoting horrific things, but I would make probably everyone on here rather mad. In 200 years society may (and I hope it does) look on some aspects of today's society as abhorrent and evil. Maybe we should just chill out and not...
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    Flycatcher ID：Illinois，USA

    It's possible, I doubt it can be identified for certain with these photos. And anyway, there's no way to separate Willow and Alder by sight alone.
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    Flycatcher ID：Illinois，USA

    Probably Least, but not the greatest angle, any other photos?
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    ID this feather please - Tennessee, USA

    Pileated Woodpecker is my best guess
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    Saskatchewan, Canada - Thrush (gray cheeked, hermit, or Swanson's)

    Swainson's (buffy face)
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