Early Spring 07 Bird ID Thread

[paulnj]

That's an easterm kingbird.

[paulnj]

That's a tough angle , but I'll go with summer tanager.

[Knight]

Dude you beat me to it , i finally found it in my book Eastern Kingbird it is lol

[Lava Lamp]

Check. Another one I hadn't photographed before...

No love/ID on my raptor?

[paulnj]

oh sorry, northern harrier female I do believe(may be a juvenile, but I can't see the chest)

[Lava Lamp]

First look at one of these...

Not much good, but taken in the rain from far away.

[paulnj]

I'm not too good at terns, but that has got to be a least tern.

[PMW518]

Saw this little one when I was out today, got a few shots, nothing all that good though. Doesn't look like any that I've seen before, unless I just haven't been paying attention, which is a good possibility.

[paulnj]

That's a female oriole, baltimore oriole I do believe.

[quetzal]

Took these about a week ago, the first one here I think is a field sparrow? Its the only pic i got of it:




Then I saw this one sitting on a branch for the longest time, some kind of thrush but not totally sure which one. I'm thinking maybe gray-cheeked thrush?:

[paulnj]

Yes that's a field sparrow and your thush looks greycheeked/bicknells to me. Call is how those two are best ID'd.

[Copy_Kot]

A yellow warbler?

[paulnj]

sweet sweet sweetity sweet is what they say to me........ and sure is a yellow warbler.

[Copy_Kot]

Thanks Paul, it's super cool seeing all the "new" birds around lately! I'm 99.9% sure this is a/an indigo bunting(?) Sorry about the bad pic.

[paulnj]

sure is......

somebody start a new ID thread..... call it " Spring 07 Bird ID Thread "