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snowyowl:I don't think you can tell for certain from this photo alone.
Just a general observation here, but a lot of people seem to be relying just on the one photo of a given species in Sibley to generalize that every individual of the species will look just like that in the field. That's a bad habit to get into. There's an enormous ...
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I agree with it being either a Blue-headed or White-eyed Vireo. However I am leaning more towards White-eyed, reasons being: the crown seems to be a whitish color and not the dark blue I am used to seeing in Blue-headed, and I do not see the ''strong contrast'' (as noted in Sibley) between the throat and the auriculars that Blue-headed displays. ...
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Ash-throated Flycatcher. All other myiarchus flycatchers are out of range in your area.
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Adult Male Northern Harrier.
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I'd call this a Vesper Sparrow also.
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I'm afraid this is pretty much a duplicate of the thread you just posted.
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It seems to me that this would be a Eastern Phoebe rather then a Eastern Kingbird.
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Red tail and belly band of the 2nd hawk is good for Red-tailed Hawk. However the second bird is not the same species, in photo 1 the first hawk doesn't show the dark mark on leading edge of wing, it seems a bit smaller then the Red-tail by it as well, MD only has Red-shouldered and Broad-winged for their small buteos, I would be inclined to say ...
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This bird is a Red-tailed Hawk
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