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House Finch.

I could see it as a female Western -- a closer look at the primary extension and the face pattern would help. My first thought was actually N. Wheatear, but I can't reconcile the face and the wings with that.

Looks like a female Mountain Bluebird.

Yep!

Not sure about the first one -- sounds better for Bushtit to me, but I'm not very familiar with either call. The second one sounds like a Junco.

Just a note for future observations -- Buff-bellied has a green throat, making it look hooded.

The other two ducks are Common Goldeneye.

Check out Collared Finchbill (Spizixos semitorquata). It's actually one of the bulbuls.

Either Franklin's or Richardson's Ground Squirrel. I'm thinking Richardson's based on the buff crown and the habitat, but a look at the tail would be diagnostic.

Possibly White-winged for the dove, I'd want to see the tail pattern better to say for sure.

That smooth brown mottling below indicates a young Herring Gull, actually.

Looks like a Sharpie to me, compact, short tail, blotchy streaks below.

That White-throated is a nice find out that way.

Sounds rather like a White-crowned Sparrow. There are quite a few sparrows that have buzzy little trills like that. The Chip-burr sounds rather different, actually, with a very sharp, short chip and all of the emphasis in the burr on the beginning.

Sharp-tailed Grouse Wilson's Phalarope Sharp-tailed Grouse Sharp-tailed Grouse White-faced Ibis Greater Prairie-Chicken Wilson's Snipe Sharp-tailed Grouse Marbled Godwit Marbled Godwit Yellow-bellied Sapsucker Lesser Scaup Baird's Sandpiper (?)