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Think I know what this is, but confirmation would be nice...

This one was poorly exposed (set for flash), but I fiddled with it. Again from today.

Also from today. (No crop.)

More action from today. Note that these are NOT the same birds as above.

Too much flash, but which species?

Which species?

Same species as #1 (I think.) but different bird...

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Originally Posted by Lava Lamp

Same species as #1 (I think.) but different bird...

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Your woodpeckers are Redbellied, downy, redbellied ;)

The first you posted image is the hard one!

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Originally Posted by paulnj

Your woodpeckers are Redbellied, downy, redbellied ;)

The first you posted image is the hard one!

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I just edited that first post with a better shot. I think its the same species.

great egret, belted kingfisher(I think.. may be a green heron though) and lastly.. Double crested cormorant pair(adult followed by a juvenile)

The first image looked very vireo like to me, but had a few warbler like color paterns...bay breated, nashville

This to me looks like a yellow throated vireo! They left/ went through NJ from august to early september(with a few stragglers always coming later)area, then got held back by the last two weeks worth of bad migratory conditions?

"The first you posted image is the hard one! "


I guess when I edit my posts I should make sure I do it correctly... ;)

That last Swan is terrific, Ken. Good work. Is that a threat pose Paul?

It very well may be. but remember that all we see is 1/ 500th of a second in that swans life ;) It could have just been stretching it's wings.

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Originally Posted by paulnj

The first image looked very vireo like to me, but had a few warbler like color paterns...bay breated, nashville

This to me looks like a yellow throated vireo! They left/ went through NJ from august to early september(with a few stragglers always coming later)area, then got held back by the last two weeks worth of bad migratory conditions?

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Do you think it could be a pine warbler?

This reply is just a test for Paul.

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Originally Posted by Lava Lamp

Do you think it could be a pine warbler?

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After actually picking up my Sibley to confirm your ID.... YOU GOT ME :D

I guess I need to go see more fall warblers to refresh my memory huh?

On a side note.....

I needed to log out and go to the last post to view this thread. I then logged back in and replied. Seems possibly the link to the whole thread may be why I couldn't reply, or maybe I just needed to refresh my cookies? (BTW, I am eating peanut butter chip cookies right now too... ;) )

I must say that this thread has without a doubt brought me great joy knowing that so many people took time to find and shoot a bird to add to it......................

But as with all great things, I feel it must end sometime.

Not that we won't play the game again at a later date ;)

OH BTW..... I was informed that indeed we do have the giant killer of the consumerreview family! IOW THIS THREAD IS THE BIGGEST bandwidth wise :)

WINNER BY KNOCKOUT and STILL CHAMPION.......

Don't look broke to me...:p

yay post 1...

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