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    • Larry
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      Chirps: 10
      ednorton
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    • Elizabeth
      Bird Academy
      ecm017
      Owen is correct, it is a juvenile European starling (Sturnus vulgaris). Visit https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/European_Starling/id for more information about identifying starlings in different life stages.
    • Owen
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      Chirps: 51
      Owen Stainken
      Definitely a juv. European starling here is a google image to supportScreenshot (540) that :)
    • Jaicin
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      Chirps: 1
      Jaiboss
      i got this feeling it's a hermit thrush
    • GBird
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      Chirps: 17
      thegbird
      looks kinda like a hermit thrush or wood thrush. https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Hermit_Thrush/species-compare/67458521
    • GBird
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      Chirps: 17
      thegbird
      what state? that would help id it.
    • Frankie
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      Chirps: 86
      FrankieBird
      Probably a female or juvenile European starling
      • Dar
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        Chirps: 9
        DaisyR
        no not that
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