Ornithology ID Practice

[PacificGoldenPlover]

Do these have to be from the list?

[hexagonaria]

I guess it doesn't really matter. It'd be cool if they were birds that lived in the US so we could seem smart identifying birds everywhere we go

[PacificGoldenPlover]

Since Tufted Titmouse hasn't responded in several days,
Identify:

[hexagonaria]

grey vireo?

[PacificGoldenPlover]

incorrect

[Assassinator]

Please ignore this as it was posted using the wrong account.
Thank you and let me kill you.

[GurtYo]

grey vireo?

I agree with the point that it looks like a vireo. I also want to say that I know I am answering this 7 years later Hopefully someone will see. Since you said it's not on the list, I dug through my field guide and looked at the pictures of every vireo in it that was not on the list. My guess is least bell's vireo, but I'm not certain. In the picture I'm looking at, the head is way bigger and the beak is more pointed but the eye and general build looks similar.

[LittleMissNyan]

grey vireo?

I agree with the point that it looks like a vireo. I also want to say that I know I am answering this 7 years later Hopefully someone will see. Since you said it's not on the list, I dug through my field guide and looked at the pictures of every vireo in it that was not on the list. My guess is least bell's vireo, but I'm not certain. In the picture I'm looking at, the head is way bigger and the beak is more pointed but the eye and general build looks similar.

https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/cam ... Vireo.html ?

[hexagonaria]

grey vireo?

I agree with the point that it looks like a vireo. I also want to say that I know I am answering this 7 years later Hopefully someone will see. Since you said it's not on the list, I dug through my field guide and looked at the pictures of every vireo in it that was not on the list. My guess is least bell's vireo, but I'm not certain. In the picture I'm looking at, the head is way bigger and the beak is more pointed but the eye and general build looks similar.

https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/cam ... Vireo.html ?

I have spent the past 7 years trying to find out what kind of bird this is, and doing nothing else. At last, my soul knows peace, and I can rest.

[GurtYo]

I agree with the point that it looks like a vireo. I also want to say that I know I am answering this 7 years later Hopefully someone will see. Since you said it's not on the list, I dug through my field guide and looked at the pictures of every vireo in it that was not on the list. My guess is least bell's vireo, but I'm not certain. In the picture I'm looking at, the head is way bigger and the beak is more pointed but the eye and general build looks similar.

https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/cam ... Vireo.html ?

I have spent the past 7 years trying to find out what kind of bird this is, and doing nothing else. At last, my soul knows peace, and I can rest.

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