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cnybirder wrote the following post Anyways with this new law - any two people could get government benefits (all they would have to do is say(get) they were married just for the benefits). I would not want my tax dollars going for that. I do believe that people have the right to do what they want but that doesn't mean we should allow them to get ...
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This is an American Avocet.
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Yes, a Turkey Vulture. Widespread in N. America and a common occurrance in Mass.
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what about a Black-headed Grosbeak? song is similar to a Robin but more robust.
Kate
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http://www.prbo.org/cms/185
another link that may be helpful from the group i work for.
kate
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i would not recognize the killdeer bill as that of a killdeer if not attached to such obvious plumage; perhaps not the greatest of examples.
i am no expert at all, just a shorebird biologist doing environmental work in northern ca. for the last 7 years and many years prior on the east coast.
when i first saw the photo i thought solitary ...
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Regarding bill color in cardinals.... from the species account of Birds of North America.
BARE PARTS
Bill and gape
Gape of nestlings is red-orange; yellow edge on mandibles. Bill of nestlings and juveniles is gray to black, but becomes orange by winter. Both males and females have orange-red bill as adults.
Iris
Deep brown, ...
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try looking at brown-headed cowbird in your field guide.
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The streaked breast of this bird speaks to juvenile as opposed to female. The uneven tail bars and white supercilium says Goshawk.
I must say though that my first ''impression'''was juvie Cooper's Hawk.
Alas, the accipiter id has me stumped again.
Kate
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So true Tim. But, the photo was taken last September as it is stated in the initial query.
Kate
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