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    ID - Botswana Okavango River Delta

    I was photographing some impalas in the Okavango River delta of Botswana (southwest Africa) last week and as they ran they flushed a bird which I only discovered as I reviewed the photos back home after my trip! I've a attached a photo showing two images of this bird in flight - sorry for the...
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    Help with Botswana bird ID?

    I just returned from a photo trip to Botswana where I probably took photos of a hundred different bird species. Mr Google has helped me ID most of them but there are a few holdouts . . . This was taken in the Kalahari Plains a few hundred km south of the Okavango River delta, mid February...
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    Some winter-phase gull? in Florida Keys

    These photos were taken from a dive boat just south of the Florida Keys in January. The second photo suggests that the tip of the beak may be orange - of course it could be a trick of the light or a bit of Frito's. http://pnart.com/temp/SomeGull0211.jpg...
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    Last Boynton Beach (Fla) mystery

    This is the last "not sure" photo from my visit to my in-laws in Boynton Beach Florida in January '07. My guess is some kind of gnatcatcher . . . http://pnart.com/temp/bird0115.jpg . . . this was taken in the same tree as the warbler in my previous post. BTW all these Boynton Beach shots...
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    Another Boynton Beach (Fla) mystery

    Some kind of warbler here? Boynton Beach Florida, January 2007. The two birds shown here are the same individual as far as I know - they were taken about a minute apart in the same tree, but it's possible there was more than one individual. I'm leaning towards pine warbler because of the...
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    Two Birds in Boynton Beach FLA USA

    I just discovered the BirdForum last week and I'm very grateful for the ID's people have provided for some of the bird pics I've had lying around that I wasn't sure of. I have a couple more here but please let me know if I'm wearing out my welcome or over-using this forum. (thanks!) In...
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    Yellow Warbler (Boston MA)?

    I'm sorry this shot is so fuzzy and noisy - I took it hand-held at dusk from a distance. I shot it last month at Boston's Arnold Arboretum. I believe it's a Yellow Warbler because of the rusty breast streaks, but could someone please confirm or correct my ID...
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    Bird in the air - Cape May NJ, USA

    This was a grab shot with a noisy digital camera, cropped and oversharpened, so the image quality is not up to my standards. It was taken near the beach in Cape May NJ in May. It's some common bird like a starling, but can someone confirm exactly what it is...
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    What is this bird, please?

    What is this bird, please? (Andover MA USA) Part of a group of 5 or 6 sparrow-sized birds in an office park in Andover, MA, USA I saw at lunch today. The large beak makes it seem like a grosbeak or finch rather than a sparrow, but the coloring confuses me. They all had about the same...
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