thank you Cliff =) Seems like Pectorals are everywhere right now Novice Shore-Birder # 301 in search of a prime number, hahaha Larry

This looks like a Pectoral Sandpiper to me. Note the lack of contrast between cap and supercilium, lack of white eye ring, fat/chunky body, long pale based bill, and heavily streaked center

It certainly has the capped appearance Jason, and different from the other 2 birds. Think you may be right! There were 2 at Indian Creek 8 years ago and I remember being struck by the brown cap at the

https://ebird.org/checklist/S73470730 See checklist for map and photos. Sorry for the late response but I couldn’t get to photos to confirm my hunch from this morning. Thoughts? Shared via the

Hilarious Rattlesnake! The start of a bad day, sounds like (-: RR

It means an in identified duck species. So means species.

It means that you know it's a duck but not what species -- Louisa Evers elouisa603@...

What does it mean when in black letters the word duck with"sp"next to it mean

The silo is at American Falls Reservoir. Denise Hughes Caldwell, Idaho

It is currently near the silo, associating with Killdeer. Denise Hughes Caldwell, Idaho

Darren Clark found a Buff-breasted Sandpiper at American Falls reservoir this morning. It is 1/4 mile upstream from the silo on the south/east side (near the dam). Lisa -- Cliff and Lisa

Both are being seen now at the Deer Flat lower dam. Denise Hughes Caldwell, Idaho

Today, Heidi & I visited 2 Canyon Co spots. Dry Lakes (eBird Checklist - 7 Sep 2020 - Dry Lakes Area (view only from public roads-NO TRESPASSING) - 21 species (+4 other taxa)) eBird Checklist - 7

Definitely an Empidonax and it may be a Hammond's but it's a juvenile still growing it tail (& maybe wings too) which makes it hard to tell for sure between Dusky & Hammond's. Jay

Sudden weather change, from 82° to 45° in about 45 min, along with 65 mph wind gusts, has brought a sight to our Snake River property I've only seen one other time about 25 yrs ago. A large kettle

With the change in weather arriving today, thought I might find some migrating warblers. As soon as the sun was high enough to hit the trees, got outside. Found: Orange-crowned Warblers (maybe a

I'm thinking hammond's. As you know I've been wrong before seen north end payette lake McCall

Wow … that is a cool looking hawk Ken Miracle chukar28@... 208-570-2780 "Not that we are sufficient in ourselves to claim anything as coming from us, but our sufficiency is from God" 2COR 3:5

Goodness! What a striking cape! Liz Emmett ID

Awesome find Denise! I've yet to see partial albinism in a Red-tailed Hawk. Carter Strole