Owen
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Nice shot lucky photo! here is one I
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@Ava Lyerly Me too ive since even taken better photos and i cant stop!
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Here is my fav. bird the Common Redpoll
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I live in upstate NY too and I have seen many rough legged hawks, it wouldn't surprise me if that was. I do think this is a rough legged hawk from the prominent white head and white streaks across the stomach i also see the brown band on the tail. If not that I think it could be a Red tailed hawk ( Abieticola)
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This is a Wonderful story! It is a normal Foraging and feeding habit for ducks to hang in large groups of different species, especially in winter. But I don't get to see Hooded mergs all that often So this was wonderful too hear! They most likely didn't adopt their eggs, but it is still a wonderful thing to think about!
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Definitely Green winged teal Top 3. Maybe American black ducks 2, and last is a Non bereding Male Northern Shovler!
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Good idea I agree with your conclusion, but i think it might be a little small for a Great crested Flycatcher. I think your right though!
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I Recently had this issue and I noticed the rounder head between the two and the lesser having the more rounded. also the greater is a tad bigger. It also depends on were you live and what might be more common in that area.
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Ahh yes Definitely a Summer Tanager. Note is thick finch like bill and large amount of red. Also note the color of the bill.
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Ahh hard to tell I might say a morning dove or rock dove. It looks' darker to be a morning dove, but that could be lighting. My best guess is a Rock Dove. but something tells me you would have ruled that out. Good question Frankie!
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I will admit i did look up some google images but I think _Think_ it is a Azure Winged magpie. Mabye....
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Wow neat! I live in upstate NY and am a younger birder too! Its very later to be seeing them and this year I got a GBH Right on Jan. 2 Which is Really late! Its neat to see a GBH in snow.
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Impressive! Ive once seen a Northern bobwhite in upstate NY
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That is a domestic goose , and in the background I see a Chinese goose another domestic bird and rare hear, also lots of greater white fronted geese too. the white goose is a Chinese goose in my opinion , keep in mind they are all domestic!
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defiantly check out crown point bridge area around there are some really great birding spots!
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I think your definitely right!
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@Owen I'm fairly sure
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Palm warbler :)
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That's fine I had a bad Carma too for a while :) i took a lot of worse pics, your aren't bad.
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Definitely 1000000000000000000000000000% a Gray catbird Defiantly here is a photo of one of mine :) Notice its cocked tail and black cap
took with its wings spred out too, although yours is better. 
Here is my fav. bird the Common Redpoll 
Notice its cocked tail and black cap