• Welcome to BirdForum, the internet's largest birding community with thousands of members from all over the world. The forums are dedicated to wild birds, birding, binoculars and equipment and all that goes with it.

    Please register for an account to take part in the discussions in the forum, post your pictures in the gallery and more.
ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

Search results

thxpress_search_the_forum Search Opus
  1. D

    Winner Announced; Next Drawing November 10th: Win a Pair of PRIME HD binoculars

    I'm in for today.
  2. D

    Los Angeles, CA - This Week

    All seen at Griffith Observatory on Wednesday. I believe the first is a Western Bluebird. The second, I was hoping might be an Allen's Hummingbird. It appears to have some reddish coloration, but I wasn't sure if it was just due to the awful lighting.
  3. D

    Salton Sea, CA

    Can anyone else weigh in on #2? The darker birds are confusing me. Thanks, Dan
  4. D

    Joshua Tree/Big Morongo Canyon, CA

    Thank you fugl. I would have guessed Brewer's if anything, but had no experience with them.
  5. D

    Salton Sea, CA

    So, in photo #2, what are the 4 noticeably darker birds with down-turned bills?
  6. D

    Joshua Tree/Big Morongo Canyon, CA

    All seen 19 March. 1. Sparrow sp? 2. Sparrow sp? 3. RC Kinglet? 4. Anna's Hummingbird?
  7. D

    Salton Sea, CA

    And one more... 6. Ring-billed Gulls?
  8. D

    Salton Sea, CA

    All seen on 18 March. 1. Western Sandpipers? 2. LB Dowitchers & Whimbrel? 3. LB DOwitchers? 4. Caspian Terns? 5. Marbled Godwit and something smaller at the top?
  9. D

    Hawks - Salton Sea, CA Today

    I would appreciate any help identifying these two.
  10. D

    Rough-legged Hawk? Ohio 30 NOV 13

    Great. Thanks.
  11. D

    Rough-legged Hawk? Ohio 30 NOV 13

    I think this is a dark phase Rough-legged Hawk. Can anyone confirm?
  12. D

    Playa del Rey, CA 31 OCT 13

    So apparently I was definitely in the right place. I was there around 2/3 in the afternoon.
  13. D

    Playa del Rey, CA 31 OCT 13

    I cropped the attached photo as requested. I also found an additional photo. Is the bird at the top right a cormorant or...? Also, any ideas on the sandpipers? I assumed at least a few were Westerns due to the reddish coloration.
  14. D

    Playa del Rey, CA 31 OCT 13

    Anyone?
  15. D

    Playa del Rey, CA 31 OCT 13

    First time birding in CA. I got mostly everything, but I wanted to be sure on a few others. 1. ? Gull 2. Brandt's Cormorant? 3. Western/Least Sandpipers? 4. The birds to the right-center of the photo. Hoping to see the Blue-footed Boobies there, but unsure based on my views. Thank you for...
  16. D

    Dayton Ohio Yesterday - Whip-poor-will?

    Hoping this is an Eastern Whip-poor-will seen in my yard. And a bonus bird: Scarlet Tanager female?
  17. D

    Warbler - Central Ohio Today

    The only things that looked close in my book were Pine and Bay-Breasted. Any ideas?
  18. D

    AZ Hummingbirds, Last Week

    Thank you Sue. Anyone else have a guess for #1 and #5?
  19. D

    AZ Hummingbirds #2 Last Week

    Thank you Peter. One lifer is better than none. Can anyone else take a swing at the others?
  20. D

    Phoenix, AZ August 2013

    Interesting, I would have never thought Mourning Dove.
  21. D

    Sedona, AZ August 2013

    Thank you for the answers and discussion. Unfortunately that is the only picture that I have of the flycatcher.
  22. D

    Sedona, AZ #2 August 2013

    Would the Oriole be a Bullock's then?
  23. D

    Sedona, AZ #2 August 2013

    1. Lazuli Bunting? 2. Oriole or a Tanager? 3. Flycatcher of some sort? 4. Hummingbird sp? 5. Hummingbird sp?
  24. D

    Sedona, AZ August 2013

    1. Absolutely no clue. 2. A hopefully identifiable flycatcher? 3. Peregrine Falcons? 4. Bunting sp? 5. Hairy Woodpecker?
  25. D

    Phoenix, AZ August 2013

    1. A kingbird of some type? 2. Lazuli Bunting and Flycatcher of some sort? 3. Canyon Towhee? 4. Canyon Wren? 5. I'm thinking Common Ground Dove. But, I thought it was similar enough to Inca Dove to ask for a 2nd opinion.
Back
Top