Bird id in New Hampshire (1 Viewer)

vijay0828 · Aug 18, 2020

Spotted this atop Mount Liberty in NH. Thought it might be a Nuthatch of some kind, but beak looked wrong colour. Could you id please? many thanks

Birdbrain22 · Aug 18, 2020

Dark-eyed Junco(Slate-colored)

kevinsl06 · Aug 18, 2020

I agree with Dark-eyed Junco.

vijay0828 · Aug 28, 2020

Thanks - much appreciated. A couple more here please:

KC Foggin · Aug 28, 2020

Yup! A DE Junco. I love these guys!

Microtus · Aug 28, 2020

vijay0828 said:
Thanks - much appreciated. A couple more here please:

These two are Canada Jays, formerly known as Gray Jays.

vijay0828 · Aug 28, 2020

Right- so an adult male and a youngster?

Nutcracker · Aug 28, 2020

vijay0828 said:
Right- so an adult male and a youngster?

Both adults; they're not sexable from plumage alone.

vijay0828 · Sep 13, 2020

Some more that we saw up at Lake Umbagog in Errol, NH.

I thought the first might be a buzzard of some type?
Are the 3rd and 4th Cormorants?

vijay0828 · Sep 13, 2020

Some more from the same area. Sorry, some are a bit blurry as they were from a video shot:
Second looks like a Grey Heron?
Fourth might just be a Robin, but didn't get a very clear look?

Birdbrain22 · Sep 13, 2020

Post 9 shows a 3rd year Bald Eagle, a Belted Kingfisher, some Canada Geese, some Wood Ducks and a Cedar Waxwing.

Post 10 shows a Cedar Waxwing, a Great Blue Heron, a Cedar Waxwing, an American Robin, and a White-breasted Nuthatch.

The Bird Nuts · Sep 13, 2020

Please create a new thread for each new question. Asking about five birds in one post is fine, but adding more and more to the thread creates confusion.

THE_FERN · Sep 13, 2020

Birdbrain22 said:
Post 9 shows a 3rd year Bald Eagle, a Belted Kingfisher, some Canada Geese, some Wood Ducks and a Cedar Waxwing.

Post 10 shows a Cedar Waxwing, a Great Blue Heron, a Cedar Waxwing, an American Robin, and a White-breasted Nuthatch.

Agree

Microtus · Sep 13, 2020

Birdbrain22 said:
Post 9 shows a 3rd year Bald Eagle, a Belted Kingfisher, some Canada Geese, some Wood Ducks and a Cedar Waxwing.

Post 10 shows a Cedar Waxwing, a Great Blue Heron, a Cedar Waxwing, an American Robin, and a White-breasted Nuthatch.

I agree on all.

vijay0828 · Sep 14, 2020

The Bird Nuts said:
Please create a new thread for each new question. Asking about five birds in one post is fine, but adding more and more to the thread creates confusion.

I added to the thread because they were all observed in the same state (i.e. similar location) on the same trip. I thought it would help not to clutter the forum with too many threads. But if you prefer, I can start new threads as you suggest.

KC Foggin · Sep 14, 2020

vijay0828 said:
I added to the thread because they were all observed in the same state (i.e. similar location) on the same trip. I thought it would help not to clutter the forum with too many threads. But if you prefer, I can start new threads as you suggest.

No worries about cluttering the Forum and it would be much easier if you just started a new thread and still put location and time of year on each thread

Lisa W · Sep 14, 2020

You have your Ids, I just wanted to add the Canada Jay on the rocks is an excellent photo.

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