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    Some kind of Hawks, juvenile probably, help with ID

    All Cooper's Hawks here.
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    SW Florida - Sparrow

    Definitely a Grasshopper Sparrow there. Not sure which population.
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    Buteo in east Tennessee

    Agree with Red-shouldered Hawk here. Yeah and Broad-wingeds are usually the first ones through here... most by mid Oct.
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    American Kestrel

    Definite Sharpie there. Small rounded head with hooded nape and thin legs.
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    Help! Can anyone identify this bird? Seen in Eastern Tennessee

    I am with you for leucistic American Robin here. The body profile fits. Also the lighter/flesh-colored? legs fit AMRO better than any Grackle as well.
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    ID help for Bay Area, Shoreline

    I'll throw Male Hooded Merganser into the suggestion box also...
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    Texas Cowbird

    Bronzed thirded.
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    USA, South Mississippi, Percy Quin

    I am in with the definite YB Sapsucker... you can see the white wing patch which is diagnostic.
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    Thrush ID help in Waterloo Ontario

    Both are Hermits for me too.
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    Little or Great Egret? Borneo

    Well not exactly like...
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    Warbler, Pennsylvania, October 20

    Definitely not a COYE or Wilson's, I like female Mourning Warbler here...
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    Illinois October 2020

    Could use larger pics, but here is my take... 1/2 Sharp-shinned Hawk 3 Cooper's 4 Hard pic to be sure, maybe a Pine Warbler? 5 looks like a Vesper Sparrow
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    Red-breasted Merganser

    Ahhh, the dreaded eclipse male strikes again. Seems you are correct Deb based on the wing. I should’ve caught that too because the 1st winter males we see around here are much darker around the eye... but was basing on the loral stripe as well. Since they are in breeding plumage when they get...
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    Cape Coral, Florida - possible thrush type #2

    Gray-cheeked/Bicknell's Thrush
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    Red-breasted Merganser

    Agree young male RB Merg
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