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| Fossy
(OP) User ID: 81313195 United States08/15/2022 03:32 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | He’s absolutely not a mockingbird. I am very familiar with juvenile mockingbirds, having lived in Texas. He has no white feathers on him. No bars on his wings and he is green, not grey. His beak is not like a mockingbirds and he’s beginning to show a tuft on his head. Quoting: Fossy Please look at the seventh photo on ebird dot org [link to ebird.org (secure)] Yes, similar but the beak is different and he is completely olive except for pale yellow under his tail. He’s getting some creamy looking feathers on his chest. No white markings. Making sammiches great again! |
| Fossy
(OP) User ID: 81313195 United States08/15/2022 03:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Those are parrot cages. It’s flying around the aviary freely. We let it go day before yesterday but it just cried from the trees. It finally came back to me and I’m going to keep it inside for another week. It’s expensive to feed. I don’t have time to hunt for it so we are buying it various worms and crickets and stuff. I also have 8 parrots and 20 parakeets and Sebastopol geese, emu’s, other geese and 60 peacocks to care for. I hope it leaves the nest soon. Dang that's a lot of birds. Take care of them well. We do it every day. We have some really great staff at the moment.  Baby peacocks in the jacuzzi bathtub. Keeping them safe until their old enough to go out. Making sammiches great again! |
| Fossy
(OP) User ID: 73356978 United States08/15/2022 03:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We rescued him from the jaws of our Catahoula and have been raising him/her. Quoting: Fossy We can’t find a positive I’d through any of our apps and it still uses baby talk mostly so the sound apps can’t find it either. We’re working on letting it go but would like to know what it is. We are in the Arkansas Ozarks. Lots of Trees, oaks, pines. Anyone know? https://imgur.com/a/HibE4vILesser honeyguide. Your welcome. LEGION So close but the beak is different and it has no white tail feathers yet. Plus they are from Africa.  Making sammiches great again! |
| Fossy
(OP) User ID: 73356978 United States08/15/2022 03:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I thought that when it was younger but it’s legs and beak turned black…. So no. Maddening isn’t it? I’ve never not been able to Id any found birds. It’s driving us all crazy. Last Edited by Fossy on 08/15/2022 03:45 PM Making sammiches great again! |
| Fossy
(OP) User ID: 73356978 United States08/15/2022 03:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We rescued him from the jaws of our Catahoula and have been raising him/her. Quoting: Fossy We can’t find a positive I’d through any of our apps and it still uses baby talk mostly so the sound apps can’t find it either. We’re working on letting it go but would like to know what it is. We are in the Arkansas Ozarks. Lots of Trees, oaks, pines. Anyone know? https://imgur.com/a/HibE4vIThat is a Thrasher. Got one living on our porch. They are very common in the South... Ozarks to Georgia. Very sweet birds. they like to sleep in "hammocks". We strung up a piece of 14 inch by 14 inch cloth (like a loose trampoline) right up against the top of the deck and it has been hanging out ever since. Disappears during the day and when it gets dark comes right back to the Motel6 we rigged for him :) I also thought that for a while but his eyes are solid black. That is so cool about yours! :) Making sammiches great again! |
| Fossy
(OP) User ID: 81313195 United States08/15/2022 04:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81013546 Wow! Good goin'! Congratulations! You did it!  Summer Tanager! Never heard about THIS little guy. Whelp... I think I was premature on the congrats... The more I look at the Summer Tanager, the more I stick with the Mockingbird species. This little guy has the characteristics of the Mockingbird. Perhaps play a Mockingbird recording for your little guy to hear, and see if he changes his tune! We have tried various calls. He reacts to them all. Lol ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 81013546 Wow! Good goin'! Congratulations! You did it! Summer Tanager! Never heard about THIS little guy. Whelp... I think I was premature on the congrats... The more I look at the Summer Tanager, the more I stick with the Mockingbird species. This little guy has the characteristics of the Mockingbird. Perhaps play a Mockingbird recording for your little guy to hear, and see if he changes his tune! We have tried various calls. He reacts to them all. Lol I'm sure he responds to the sounds... I am asking if he repeats/imitates the bird sounds that he hears. Yes, I understand. He hasn’t called back to any. He doesn’t say a lot besides crying for food. Making sammiches great again! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78294056 08/15/2022 07:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We rescued him from the jaws of our Catahoula and have been raising him/her. Quoting: Fossy We can’t find a positive I’d through any of our apps and it still uses baby talk mostly so the sound apps can’t find it either. We’re working on letting it go but would like to know what it is. We are in the Arkansas Ozarks. Lots of Trees, oaks, pines. Anyone know? [imgur] [link to imgur.com (secure)] Looks like your standard duck to me.  Could it be a warbler? Quite a few have greenish/yellowish tints.. [link to arbirds.org (secure)] |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78294056 08/15/2022 08:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | He’s absolutely not a mockingbird. I am very familiar with juvenile mockingbirds, having lived in Texas. He has no white feathers on him. No bars on his wings and he is green, not grey. His beak is not like a mockingbirds and he’s beginning to show a tuft on his head. Quoting: Fossy Please look at the seventh photo on ebird dot org [link to ebird.org (secure)] Yes, similar but the beak is different and he is completely olive except for pale yellow under his tail. He’s getting some creamy looking feathers on his chest. No white markings. [link to www.allaboutbirds.org (secure)] |
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| Fossy
(OP) User ID: 81313195 United States08/18/2022 12:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We rescued him from the jaws of our Catahoula and have been raising him/her. Quoting: Fossy We can’t find a positive I’d through any of our apps and it still uses baby talk mostly so the sound apps can’t find it either. We’re working on letting it go but would like to know what it is. We are in the Arkansas Ozarks. Lots of Trees, oaks, pines. Anyone know? https://imgur.com/a/HibE4vILooks like your standard duck to me. Could it be a warbler? Quite a few have greenish/yellowish tints.. [link to arbirds.org (secure)] I’m leaning that way, his beak seems a bit large though. Making sammiches great again! |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77132808  Norway08/18/2022 03:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We rescued him from the jaws of our Catahoula and have been raising him/her. Quoting: Fossy We can’t find a positive I’d through any of our apps and it still uses baby talk mostly so the sound apps can’t find it either. We’re working on letting it go but would like to know what it is. We are in the Arkansas Ozarks. Lots of Trees, oaks, pines. Anyone know? [imgur] [link to imgur.com (secure)] It’s a Chinese Drone Bird. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 81521702  Serbia08/18/2022 06:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We rescued him from the jaws of our Catahoula and have been raising him/her. Quoting: Fossy We can’t find a positive I’d through any of our apps and it still uses baby talk mostly so the sound apps can’t find it either. We’re working on letting it go but would like to know what it is. We are in the Arkansas Ozarks. Lots of Trees, oaks, pines. Anyone know? [imgur] [link to imgur.com (secure)] Palm warbler... |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 80073096 United States08/18/2022 09:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Female Brewer's Blackbird?? [link to live.staticflickr.com (secure)] |
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| Vision Thing
User ID: 83940078 United States08/18/2022 03:10 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes, it’s very close. This fella is a lot darker and the beak is black, top and bottom. Summer Tananger are RED as in CARDINAL RED CARDINALS!!!! I already identified it for you page 1 but you completely chose to ignore me! For that you get the Juan Star! Now go back and find it. Tanager is green in juvenile and female plumage isn't it? Last Edited by Vision Thing on 08/18/2022 03:11 PM |
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