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Southern Ontario juvs (1 Viewer)

mordovarot

mordovarot

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Hi,
I believe they are all juveniles, may be I'm wrong. Seen today, Southern Ontario, Canada.
Northern Flicker?
Someone from finches?
Brown Thrasher?
 

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Yes on flicker and thrasher, though I don't really see anything to suggest juvenile for them. The middle bird is a juvenile Eastern Towhee. The wing pattern and white outer tail feathers are a good clue.
 

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