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  1. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Help ID'ing a Woodpecker

    I'm thinking a Downy because of its size compared to the suet feeder and the bars on the tail, but that long bill is confusing.
  2. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Thrush ID Central Texas

    Here's another vote for Swainson's Thrush. One thing that I noticed while searching photos of Swainson's Thrush and Gray-Cheeked Thrush, is that many of the birds in the photos I looked at of Gray-Cheeked Thrush all had yellow coloring at the base of the lower mandible, while in the Swainson's...
  3. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Pigeons/doves - Central Illinois, USA

    I would say Rock Pigeons also.
  4. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Red-tailed Hawk?

    Definitely a Red-Tailed Hawk.
  5. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Same Hawk? NJ, USA

    Definitely a Sharp-Shinned Hawk. Could likely be the same bird, especially if it had successful hunts in the same area before.
  6. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Young Birder

    Now at 35 with Snow Goose (also a lifer), Black Duck and Great Blue Heron being highlights.
  7. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Tundra and(?) Trumpeter Swans? (Northern Virginia)

    I personally think the swan with its neck extended is a Trumpeter Swan, as the bill looks longer, larger and more rounded, and the V-shaped angle of the feathers on the bill looks much different to me than the rounded shape of the other swan's. I also noticed the brownish-stained head, which I...
  8. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Florida, USA - Which Bird Is This?

    Agree.
  9. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Young Birder

    My new yearlist is at 32, with Tundra Swan (also a lifer) and American Robin being some of the newest. I hope to go on a good birding trip soon and get my yearlist number up higher.
  10. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Is this the Yellowish Male House Finch?

    Female House Sparrow.
  11. Sandhill Crane Lover

    American Tree Sparrow? Central Michigan, USA

    Agreed.
  12. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Pl help Identify this bird in Rocky Mountain National Park

    Agreed.
  13. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Flycatcher ID?

    I would say Least Flycatcher also.
  14. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Greater Scaup?, central Maine, USA

    Agree on Greater Scaup.
  15. Sandhill Crane Lover

    2 SE Arizona sparrows, not White-crowned?

    I'm thinking both are nonbreeding Chipping Sparrows.
  16. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Fox Sparrow. Right?

    Yes, a Fox Sparrow.
  17. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Hawk ID help

    Sharp-Shinned Hawk; broad streaking (probably varies) and "small" face.
  18. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Last bird of 2012

    Probably Northern Cardinal (small group) seen feeding in the backyard at dusk.
  19. Sandhill Crane Lover

    thrush in Central Park (NYC)

    I can't make out an eye ring and the most brown parts are the wings, so I would say a Grey-Cheeked Thrush, though I may be wrong.
  20. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Hawk ID

    Agree.
  21. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Hawk from New Jersey

    Agree.
  22. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Which leucistic species?

    Definitely a House Finch.
  23. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Some Kind Of Wren

    Agree.
  24. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Redpolls

    Definitely a Hoary Redpoll. It is quite a pale individual.
  25. Sandhill Crane Lover

    Young Birder

    My year list is now at 151.
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