[rpharvey]

I apologize for the number of photos... I took 1800 photos of a trip to Oregon last week and was able to identify 99% but because of the total number involved there's quite a few I've run into uncertainty on. I have 20 photos of 16 individuals that I'd like a hand with.

1 & 1a. A small guy in the evergreens at a tourist area on the coast.
2 & 2a. Another one on the coast.
3. Perhaps a Savannah Sparrow?
4. Off the coast. Wings and tail look awfully light for a Western Gull?
No # 5
6. Maybe another Savannah Sparrow?
7. Strange little guys on an off-shore rock.
8. Some type of sparrow in a park in Portland.
9. Maybe a Bushtit? In a Portland park.
10. Tree Swallow or Northern Rough-Winged? In Portland park.
11. Barn Swallow? Portland.
12. Unknown Swallow. Portland.
14. Two unknowns at a distance. On a lake in a park in Portland.
13 & 13a. Crappy photos of a swallow but with a lot of blue. Portland.
15, 16 & 17. All at a wetland park in Portland.


Thanks for any help you can give.

1, 1a, 2, 2a, 3

[rpharvey]

Second piece


4, 6, 7, 8, 9

[rpharvey]

Third set


10, 10a, 11, 12, 14

[rpharvey]

Last set.


13, 13a, 15, 16, 17

[fugl]

First set:
1.-1a. Mountain Chickadee
2.-2a. Young American Robin
3. Song Sparrow

[Microtus]

1,1a. Mountain Chickadee.
2,2a. Juvenile American Robin.
3,6, 16.. Song Sparrow.
4. Glaucous-winged Gull, or hybrid G-w x Western.
7. Harlequin Ducks.
9. Western Wood-pewee?
10a, 13, 13a. Tree Swallow. Also maybe 12.
11. Barn Swallow.
15. Bushtit.
17. Olive-sided Flycatcher.

[fugl]

14 (lower right). Pied-billed Grebe.

[emupilot]

Originally Posted by fugl

First set:
1.-1a. Mountain Chickadee
2.-2a. Young American Robin
3. Song Sparrow

Agree with these

4. Glaucous-winged Gull
6. Song Sparrow
7. Harlequin Duck and I think that's a Black Oystercatcher in the back right
8. Song Sparrow?
9. Western Wood-Pewee?
10. Tree Swallow
11. Barn Swallow
12. Tree Swallow
14. Pied-billed Grebe in lower right
13. Barn Swallow (click on photo and the tail is visible)
15. Bushtit