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Bird in North Central Texas
After going back and looking at the photos I took, I now am sure it's a House Finch. Photos was taken early in the morning and pretty shadowy and not focused very well. All but one showed the bird from its backside. The one where she partially faced toward me was so dark, I didn't really look...- Scrogdog
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Bird in North Central Texas
That was my suspicion, but I've been birding for almost 20 years and have never had a Blue Grosbeak at my feeders. I have had Rose breasted and Black headed come through during Spring or Fall migration, and I did consider the Indigo Bunting which I have seen on occasion, but, like you, the bill...- Scrogdog
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Bird in North Central Texas
Saw this bird at one of my feeders last Saturday here north of Fort Worth, TX and just couldn't decide what it was. The large beak made me think possible Grosbeak of some kind which would be a migrant if so. Also considered a female House Finch which I see quite often, but coloring just doesn't...- Scrogdog
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A