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    Identity of Hawk

    yep, a Red-tailed Hawk. And a poor little Eastern Grey squirrel.
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    What has become of AlexC and B Lagopus?? North America

    I hope we see them all again. These are some of the guys who had me taking notes, especially Thayeri. But at least you are not on the missing persons list JANJ :)
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    Juvenile Sharp-shinned Hawk, Souteast Arizona - Help please

    I agree with Cooper's Hawk.
  4. M

    Hawk ID:

    It is a Broad-winged Hawk.
  5. M

    What kind of hawk is this?

    Red-shouldered gets my vote.
  6. M

    Bird points game

    A great idea! It's too bad I can't play along but I am very interested. Where do you get the information to determine the rareness of each bird?
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    Male finch, I think?...Ottawa, ON

    Purple Finch for me.
  8. M

    3 unknowns from northern Maryland

    #3 I think is a Prairie Warbler, not sure on the first two
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    Raptor ID help - California Central Coast

    I see a Cooper's also.
  10. M

    Small yellow/black bird in the city

    I forgot to say great job on saving the little guy and sharing it with us.
  11. M

    Small yellow/black bird in the city

    It's a Common Yellowthroat. I'm glad to see he's ok.
  12. M

    Woodpecker ID

    Female Hairy Woodpecker.
  13. M

    Your Most Recent "Life" Bird

    Yellow-throated Vireo. Just a couple of days ago in my Yard. I love when lifers come to me :)
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    Juvenile Accipiter - Ottawa, ON

    Definitely a Cooper's Hawk.
  15. M

    Help with a bird in Vermont

    Welcome fellow Red Sox fan :)
  16. M

    black & white bird in state of Washington

    I was thinking the same as David.
  17. M

    Purple Finch - California Central Coast

    Yep, it's a Purple Finch.
  18. M

    Another Unknown Small Bird - MA, USA - Help ID

    Agreed.
  19. M

    Found bird (Miami/Florida, I think it's eye is hurt)

    Yep it's a European Starling. What can you do?
  20. M

    Assist with ID - Central Ohio, U.S.

    Looks like a female Brown-headed Cowbird.
  21. M

    Bird IDentification

    Yep, Cedar Waxwings.
  22. M

    Hawk ID in California....looking for 'Coopometer' :D

    Cooper's Hawk gets my vote on this one.
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    Sharp-shinned or Cooper's? California Coast

    I'm not confident enough to ID this one but overall shape says Cooper's to me. I can almost make out some short tail feathers under there too but the pattern on the chest definitely has me considering Sharp-shinned also. I cant wait to hear some more opinions on this one.
  24. M

    Help ID ... immature Sharp Shinned?

    I agree with jmorlan. Cooper's gets my vote.
  25. M

    Immature Raptor?

    It's the overall shape and color that did it for me. The small appearance ruled out Buteo and the long wings in relation to the tail ruled out Accipiter. The dark brown color and also the tail pattern helped. Once you see the Merlin enough it will become an easy ID.
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