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Excleent idea but it wasn't a GC Kinglet - that I am certain of. My gut tells me it was the RC and it is just a bit late leaving.

This is a spot known for all types of sparrows, and I've seen a Lincoln here before.  This is the only other shot I have and it doesn't add much.

Curlybird's gaining some ID confidence!  Next time just go for it and post what you think.  My rule is I have to be wrong at least 3 times in a row before I hesitate to take a shot. Congrats on the Cedar Waxwings BTW. :) Oh, yeah, Song Sparrow for sure.

This is probably just a Herring Gull, but it's so sinister looking I'd thought I'd be sure.  Seen in Dixbury Mass today.

This one flew away just as I was aiming my camera.  I honestly thought it was a RC Kinglet, but then someone else I met said they should be gone from Massachusetts by now.  He said I probably saw an OC Warbler.  I've never seen an OC Warbler, but they do look similar.  It was a good look but too fast to remember specific ...

Seen in Halifax, MA today.  Probably a Song but the eyeline looks too beige. Sorry for the blurriness! For anyone who is interested I finally got a couple new species today; they're not anything spectacular but I'm glad to have a little luck after a long dry spell.. Whohoo!

Mourning Doves are amazingly fast flyers as was mentioned.  I can't think of a Passerine that impresses me more with pure speed when it zips over a field.

I'd like to see it myself, but work prevents me during the week.  I hope your right about it sticking around. :)

Matt: Congrats on #200.  You are about to experience Neef's life. Edit: I would say paucity  LOL!

nono0606: There is a suet feed there it's hanging on the tree but thanks for the suggestion. Oh, yeah - it's right there and I missed it.  No wonder I haven't found a new bird in a month!