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No clue whatsoever - Shenandoah Natl. Park, Virginia USA (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Terry O'Nolley
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swamp_rattler
Well-known member
the first two look like Rose-breasted Grosbeaks...the last like an indigo bunting...the third bird like...hmmm.
prairiemerlin
registered guy
1-2. Rose-breasted Grosbeak.
3. Dark-eyed Junco.
4. Indigo Bunting.
Neil G.
3. Dark-eyed Junco.
4. Indigo Bunting.
Neil G.
Terry O'Nolley
Cow-headed Jaybird
I looked up Rose-breasted Grosbeak and that looks good. The photo was taken from quite a distance and I really had no sense of scale. Its good to finally get a picture of one of those although I wish I could get a picture of the male. I was thinking Indigo Bunting for number 4 as well. But picture number 3 is just about sorries excuse for a Dark-eyed Junco I've ever seen 
Thanks for the ID's guys!!!
Thanks for the ID's guys!!!
Terry O'Nolley
Cow-headed Jaybird
If pic #3 is a Dark-eyed Junco, in which plumage is it currently residing? Is it a juvenile? I have a hard time calling this a DEJ.
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