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    Raptor - West of Minneapolis, MN

    My brother sent me this photo of a raptor he saw in a marsh area west of Minneapolis. When I saw the photo, I immediately thought and still believe - "Northern Harrier" - but he insists this bird was much larger. Any thoughts?
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    Shorebirds - Tualatin NWR, Oregon

    Thank you - I learn so much when I get replies like this...
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    Another Shorebird - Tualatin NWR, Oregon

    Here is another shorebird that seems off for a Western...shorter beak, unusual plumage for a Western. Is it just the time of year or am I actually looking at something more like a Semipalmated Sandpiper here? Thank you!
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    Shorebirds - Tualatin NWR, Oregon

    I saw these 4 shorebirds from far away - they seemed to be in flight from one grass area to another, not necessarily (but not sure) actually wading along the shore, especially as there was almost no mud at Tualatin NWR today. These birds feel bigger than Western and Least, with slightly longer...
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    Shorebird at Force Lake, Portland, Oregon

    Sorry for the very pixellated photo. I saw this shorebird by itself (there were 200 other peeps moving together as a group) and it seemed larger than the other peeps. This photos shows it adjacent to a Long-billed Dowitcher. Any ideas? I see the yellow legs, but it feels too big to be a Least...
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    Western Sandpiper? Tumalo Reservoir, Central Oregon

    This bird was near a small group of Westerns. But he just seems so much lighter than them. Can you help me confirm this is a Western? Thanks!
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    Birding Paros, Greece

    Hi all, I will be in Paros for 5 days (unfortunately, I won't be able to visit other islands, like Naxos, which I understand has more bird diversity). I am wondering if anybody has any tips for birding Paros...and actually, I specifically want to find European Bee Eater - I would love to hear...
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    Bar-tailed Bird in Suburban Portland, Oregon - Shrike?

    I can't make heads or tails of this bird, seen at the very top of a very large tree in Southwest Portland, Is this a Northern Shrike? Maybe its not barred, but shadows from the fir tree make it appear so? Thanks!
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    Lesser Yellowlegs? Baskett Slough NWR, Oregon

    This was very helpful. Thanks everybody.
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