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Birds for ID - Minneapolis, MN, 16 May 2009 (1 Viewer)

Cristian Mihai

Cristian Mihai

Cristian Mihai
Pics taken by an American friend. Please help him to ID the birds.
 

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Those look like good ID's to me. The only one I have any hesitation about is the Least Flycatcher but Least Flycatcher would by my guess as well.

Greg
 
Least and Eastern Wood-Pewee are the only American flycatcher types I've seen but this reminded me of Least and pics on Google seem a very close match
 
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