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USA, WV - several bird ID's (1 Viewer)

godzirra

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(the first shot)
It came for about several days, but then was never seen again.

(second)
I refer to it as the big headed bird. Not sure what it is.

(third)
Confused Juvenile.....but of what species?

(4th)
Eventually decided it didn't like the area and left.
 

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Photo 2 is odd. It initially struck me as a juvenile Eastern Phoebe, but it doesn't match my Sibley's which shows a yellowish belly and less dark marking on the belly. I'm not sure if that's an eye ring, but the photo does show a black bill and weak wingbars, indicative of an Eastern Phoebe.

Posted the same time as Jim Moore. His posting gives me confidence that 2 is also an Eastern Phoebe.

Jim
 
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