May Point Pelee Birds :)
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May Point Pelee Birds :)

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katrae

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Hi All,

I was going through my photos from my recent (May 8th) visit to Point Pelee and was wondering if I could get some help with some id's.  

I labelled this one as a Chipping Sparrow, but I'm not convinced on my IDing of most sparrows


This one was quite small in size leading me to think it's a Golden-crowned Kinglet?


Possible Female Orchard Oriole?


Some type of Vireo?


Another Vireo?


Female Duck - Possibly a Mallard, but the colors & pattern don't seem to match to what I'm used to seeing


Some type of hawk (unless it's flashing a red tail, I can't tell most hawks apart) :)


Another hawk


Maybe a flycatcher?


Warbler? Vireo?  I can't seem to find anything matching in my bird books....


Fairly small, 1 white wing bar, wings olive shaded


Thanks everyone!
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Shortsighted

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There are some repeats here.
#1 House sparrow
#2 Golden-crowned Kinglet
#3 I can't make it out ... Goldfinch?
#4 Warbling Vireo
#5 Ruby-crowned Kinglet
#6 Black duck
#7 Merlin
#9 Ruby-crowned Kinglet
#10 Nashville warbler
#11 Ruby-crowned Kinglet
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Quote from: "Shortsighted"
There are some repeats here.
#1 House sparrow
#2 Golden-crowned Kinglet
#3 I can't make it out ... Goldfinch?
#4 Warbling Vireo
#5 Ruby-crowned Kinglet
#6 Black duck
#7 Merlin
#9 Ruby-crowned Kinglet
#10 Nashville warbler
#11 Ruby-crowned Kinglet

I'm not overly surprised there are repeats - I have a knack for that :)  

Thanks for the help with the ID's SS - much appreciated and a few firsts:  Warbling,Black Duck, Nashville & Ruby-crowned.  Very exciting day for me! :)
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Sorry.... I just came across another one :)

A Wood Thrush maybe?


These ones I'm sure of :D

Magnolia Warbler


Mourning Warbler


Prothonotary Warbler


Canada Warbler (not a great shot, but he was a lifer) :)


Black-billed Cuckoo (another bad shot, but another lifer) :)


Gotta love Point Pelee during Spring Migration! :)
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3. I think you are right with Orchard Oriole
7. Northern Harrier female
8. Broad-winged Hawk

And the last one is an Ovenbird.

/Thomas
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Quote from: "thouc"
3. I think you are right with Orchard Oriole
7. Northern Harrier female
8. Broad-winged Hawk

And the last one is an Ovenbird.

/Thomas


Sweet!  2 more lifers (Ovenbird & Broad-winged).  Point Pelee is amazing! :)

Thanks Thomas!!
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katrae

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Maybe I should have gone through all the photos at once before posting :(  

Dunlin maybe??


I promise - last post!   :D
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Dunlin would have a black belly at this time of year, I think it's a Semipalmated Sandpiper.

/Thomas
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