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    buying my first binocs

    yeah, I got a pair :) Bought em from Amazon.com. theyre 16x32 (a bit high, I realize), but they work great. Nice and compact, and only $20. I really like em :) Now to get a digital camera... (that might have to wait for X-mas tho *lol*). They did spot an unknown bird for me :D (later identified...
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    Indiana Bird ID help?

    After looking at images of yellow-billed cuckoos, I think thats really what it was :D very cool!
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    Indiana Bird ID help?

    It wasnt a mockingbird. Ive seen mockingbirds around here, and none of em look like this bird. I drew a sketch of it, Ill see if I can borrow somebodys scanner :)
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    Indiana Bird ID help?

    I was looking through my new binocs today, and I noticed a bird perching on the roof of our mini barn. I dont recall ever seeing this bird before. It was white from its chin to its tail, and dark grey from the top of its bill to the end of its tail. The white part didnt extend to its face or...
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    backyard birding day

    Today I went out to my backyard feeders to refill them (I have a feeder pole with a house feeder and a niger sock feeder, plus a homemade birdbath... also put out a squirell feeder, I like those little critters ^_^), and since the weather was nice (not too chilly, clear sky, bright sun) I...
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    House Bunting

    Sitting on a wall ledge
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    buying my first binocs

    Wow, thanks a bunch you guys :) Im so glad I found this place, who knows what kind of junk I would have gotten without all of you giving your input *big grin*
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    buying my first binocs

    Some of those (like the Nikons) look good. I do wear eyeglasses though. And I really dont want anything bulky. When I was younger, my uncle gave me an old pair of binocs. I believe they were standard size, and they were heavy! My arms and hands started shaking after a few minutes from trying to...
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    Vireo?

    *sigh* I wish I had a camera to take a picture (I hope it comes back today)... Theres a bird out there now that I can tell is a winterized Goldfinch, and I can say confidently that the bird I saw yesterday is not the same. Theres a definate difference in size and markings.
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    buying my first binocs

    Im really only going to be using em for backyard birding, so I dont mind if theyre not high-powered or anyhting. I want something compact and -cheap- (cheap to me is $50 or less, anything over that is not an option right now). I was looking at the Bushnell site, and I like the looks of some of...
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    Vireo?

    I dont think its a goldfinch, mainly because it didnt have white wingbars like goldfinches, and its bigger (goldfinches are about 4 1/2-5", this bird had to be at least 6"). My bf had a pair of goldfinches in his backyard over the summer, and they were pretty small compared to this one. And the...
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    buying my first binocs

    I was on walmart's site and saw these: http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=2153038 I wanna know what you guys think of em! (I almost died when I saw em) I know theyre cheap, but I dont have much money and Im trying to save for a trip to Rio De Janeiro with my bf come...
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    Help with Moroccan bird ID?

    oops, sorry! *blushing* I neglected to mention that that album isnt mine. I found it while surfing the net for pics of what the bird in my pic could possibly be... And sorry if you got the page that said my pic had been deleted, I was trying to edit it so you could see the bird better, I must...
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    Vireo?

    I just saw a new bird at my feeder, one Ive never seen before :) The first thing I noticed was its yellow underparts, from the chest down to its belly. I couldnt see if under the tail was white or some other color cause it was in shadow, and hanging on my thistle sock feeder. The top was olive...
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    Help with Moroccan bird ID?

    I went to Morocco some weeks ago and took a picture of a small bird (its difficult to see, but I only had a disposable and the bird was up on a wall ledge...) http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a125/Ksgoddess/FH000018_edited.jpg And I think it looks like a House Bunting... (second pic from...
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    Jen's (thats me) Life List :)

    Ill list em as I remember em :) Not very many, but Im working on it :) Theres a few birds Ive seen Ive yet to identify, but as soon as I do, theyll be added ;) 1. Bald Eagle (Lake Monroe, Monroe County, Indiana. It was this year, my very first time seeing a wild Bald Eagle!) 2. American...
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    What kind of bird is this?

    Thank you very much :)
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    What kind of bird is this?

    It has a dark grey (black?) cap and tail, while the rest is kind of a medium grey, besides the spot under its tail.
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    Mystery Bird near Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

    i was just looking through pics of Orioles, and it kind of looks like a male Orchard Oriole to me. Heres the desription: Bluebird-sized. Adult male has chestnut body and black head, back, wings, and tail. Female yellow-green; immature male similar to female, but has black throat.
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    What kind of bird is this?

    This morning we saw a bird in our backyard that I am unable to identify. It looks somethign like a Warbling Vireo, but its belly has no white (from what I was able to see) and is grey, and behind its legs it has a reddish or rust colored patch. Can anyone help me out? Oh, and a few weeks ago...
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    Saying hello from the States

    Hi! I found this site through Google :) I love watching birds and I want to learn more about them. This morning we saw a bird in our backyard that I am unable to identify. It looks somethign like a Warbling Vireo, but its belly has no white (from what I was able to see) and is grey, and behind...
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