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CSI: Cruddy Shots Investigation (1 Viewer)

All remaining test birds:
 

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Hints:
Bird one: This sparrow is found in western mountains, and eastern taiga.
Bird two: Look at the head. The white is a hint.....white near eyes.....hmmmmm....
Bird three: A very social bird, nests in large groups. Colonies, even.
Bird four: This bird is VERY closely related to a much more widespread bird, how close is debatable!
 
White-crowned Sparrow
Problem - which end is the head? One end looks like a Green Heron, the other possibly a weird cormorant thing. Pelagic Cormorant!?
Yellow-headed Blackbird
Northwestern Crow (but it's eating, and crows don't eat! ;))
 
Finally, WC Sparrow and NW Crow are correct, taken in Glacier Montana and Olympic Oregon respectively. Not a cormorant either. Not a YH blackbird. A colonial nesting passerine, insect eating, very aerial........BTW, the flying bird is the side on the left (its flying right to left cross the screen). It is a juvenile btw.
 
EDIT: My post that said the NW Crow was in Oregon, typo. Washington I meant.
No ayasuda. As another hint, it is about the size of a robin.
 
Bringing it back. Asking you to guess at these photos is just cruel ;)
 

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