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    Need Help on Bird ID - Florida

    It's an Eastern Phoebe. Notice the overall dusky head, all dark bill, and entirely pale underparts.
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    san Francisco id

    Common Murres. Nice birds.
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    Lark, Rock Sparrow - I dunno - N.E. Spain

    Corn Bunting for sure.
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    Field work ... hard work!

    Yep, female Marsh Harrier.
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    Martin's Quiz

    Calandra Lark?
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    eye test (can you identify these birds by their eyes alone?

    12 is Snowy Egret I think, and 1 is not sure, Great Blue?
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    Field work ... hard work!

    Short-toed Lark?
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    will@bill`s guess what the rubbish phota is

    Lesser Whitethroat and Goldcrest?
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    Need held identifing bird

    Indeed, those are Chukars. I believe there are reasonably established populations, that are released, of course, in Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan, and around there, but am not sure about the numbers in those states.
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    Bird ID Galveston Tx.

    Willet for me too. Nothing else quite has that medium length very thick bill.
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    Field work ... hard work!

    Black Kite.
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    will@bill`s guess what the rubbish phota is

    Gray Heron and Chiffy?
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    Need ID from Missouri

    Yes, Indigo Bunting for me too.
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    finch in California

    It's a pair of House Finches. Notice on the male, the red front and head, fading to blurry brown streaks on the flanks, and for the female the overall blotchy 'messy' look.
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    Sparrow ID - Illinois, USA

    This bird has a perfectly normal amount of buffyness for a Lincoln's to me! Smart looking bird, spot on for Lincoln's.
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    Houston TX Oriole ID please

    Looks like a Baltimore to me. Any other oriole that is that yellowy-orange all over would show black facial markings around the base of the bill, which this bird seems to lack, among other things. They tend to look strange at this time of year a lot..
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    Field work ... hard work!

    Redstart?
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    Field work ... hard work!

    Great (White) Egret for me too.
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    Come and Guess.

    Loggerhead Shrike! Nice birds.
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    Martin's Quiz

    I'm guessing its going to end up being something not usually seen on a wire, but I'll go for something bland, like Starling?
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    Shorebird ID United States - Chicago.

    'Western' Willet for me as well, Eastern being strictly coastal, and these birds also having the structure of 'Western.'
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    Bird that hit window - Long Island, NY - USA

    Indeed, Baltimore Oriole, perhaps a SY (second-year) male bird by the unadvanced plumage?
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    A first few from Donana

    Yeah, I was told by everyone there that they were quite rare in the area, with only one pair within ~30km. But then one night I spotted the two juvs, like you said, far across the marismas, and had them every day after that, in the same tree. Even copulating one day.. Ah well, you get some, you...
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    Another Lark ID - Iran

    Indeed, as said before, nothing else has that pattern that Horned/Shore Lark shows. There is great geographic variation, I'm not sure about the different races on this side of the pond, but there are 5+ in North America, at least!
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    A first few from Donana

    Gah, okay. Thanks for the info. Guess I will just have to come back! Did you catch up with the two juvenile Spanish Imperial Eagles at El Rocio?
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