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Sedona, AZ #2 August 2013 (1 Viewer)

dan8402

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1. Lazuli Bunting?
2. Oriole or a Tanager?
3. Flycatcher of some sort?
4. Hummingbird sp?
5. Hummingbird sp?
 

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1. Lazuli Bunting
2. Oriole
3. Black Phoebe

No idea about the hummingbird, the underside looks interesting. Its a compact bird so we can rule out the Black-chinned/Ruby-throated/Broad-tailed type species.
 
No.3.imm.Black Phoebe, No.4 Broad-tailed Hummingbird, and possible Costa's Hummingbird for No.5.(looks quite small and compact).

Cheers
 
Would the Oriole be a Bullock's then?

Or could it be a female Hooded Oriole? The only reason I'm not thinking Bullock's is because females (which I believe is what your bird is) are more gray. The Oriole in your picture seems to have yellow along it's belly, leaving the Hooded and Scott's Oriole. Which one it is, I don't know.
 
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