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Looks like a house finch to me. Definitely not a pine grosbeak.
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It could be a yellow warbler, but something looks a bit off to me.
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I fairly certain that's a flycatcher of some sort. Say's Phoebe perhaps? It's what it looks like to me, but don't count that as an ID. I'm not from that area and unsure of the range/habitat of that particular bird.
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I'm not positive, but I'm inclined to say it's an Elegant Tern.
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I'm going to guess female summer tanager.
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I believe that's a Clark's Nutcracker.
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I'm kind of an amateur and I'm not sure how well my methods work for other people.
For IDing birds I usually will read the bird book from time to time. Particularly for birds I can expect to see near me I attempt to take special note of key marks and differences between similar species coexisting in the same region. Upon encountering a bird I do ...
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I believe it's a juvenile Tricolor Heron.
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