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Corneja Negra (Corvus corone)Observ.
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Walked right up to me on the grass. Seemingly used to people and bold, 2nd and 3rd photos show a leashed dog in the background and many other joggers/photographers walked by without startling it. The only time it flushed was when an unleashed dog was sprinting directly for it (And even then it simply flew atop a fence and began foraging inside the safety it provided). Banded, I did try to get some pictures of the banding but after I made the mental choice to is when the dog flushed it. Seemingly the first parts of the code are "J42," but again these are the only pictures I have to go off of. Perhaps sometime in the future I can go back and attempt to get clearer pictures of the band.
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Carbonero Garrapinos (Periparus ater)Observ.
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Moving back and forth from a suet feeder next to some buildings.
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Carbonero Garrapinos (Periparus ater)Observ.
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Center, with Eurasian tree sparrows + Common chaffinch & House sparrow.
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Herrerillo Común (Cyanistes caeruleus)Observ.
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With two Great tits.
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Pinzón Común (Fringilla coelebs)Observ.
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Surrounded by Eurasian tree sparrows, later photos also Dunnock and House sparrow.
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Gorrión Doméstico (Passer domesticus)Observ.
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Hard to see, center. Comparatively the less numerous of the sparrows present that day, outnumbered by Eurasian tree. With Common chaffinch (Left) and Coal tit (Center underneath the sparrow).
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Acentor Común (Prunella modularis)Observ.
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Center. With Common chaffinch.
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Cuervo Común (Corvus corax)Observ.
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Seemingly, bill looks too short & straight for raven. Would love to be proven wrong however.
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Carbonero Común (Parus major)Observ.
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Two with one Eurasian blue.
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Escribano Cerillo (Emberiza citrinella)Observ.
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Two males and one female present that day. Occasionally one or another bird would feed underneath the feeder along with Dunnock, chaffinches, and sparrows.
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Gorrión Molinero (Passer montanus)Observ.
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One Common chaffinch (Male) center in the first photo, Coal tit in center of second photo + female House sparrow photobomb in the lower right.
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Milano Real (Milvus milvus)Observ.
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Usually I attempt to separate observations per-individual photographed, but too many flying around at the same time for me to have distinguished specific individuals. Some appeared banded (In photos 7 & 11) but due to depth of field & situational low light + noise removal (Went from sunny to sleeting within seconds) unable to record specific numbers/letters.
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Gaviota Mayor (Larus marinus)Observ.
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Seemingly, a very large gull with a large bill and dark back. The legs also look quite pink, but was hard to verify due to evening light (Present in photos as well).
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Mergo Copetón (Mergus serrator)Observ.
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Top right/center, underneath the section of rock which juts out the furthest in the frame.
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Colimbo Menor (Gavia stellata)Observ.
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Extremely distant, ID gathered through consensus with friends.
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Playero Oscuro (Calidris maritima)Observ.
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Small group of 6 birds alternating between a small stretch of rocky coastline before flushing later in the evening.
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Observ.
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Big raft (~20) along with a group of Tufted ducks & Eurasian wigeons, with one lone female in a separate spot nearby.
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Pato Chillón (Bucephala clangula)Observ.
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One of only three on the reservoir.
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Piranga Escarlata (Piranga olivacea)Observ.
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Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, 900 Kennesaw Mountain Dr, Kennesaw, GA 30152, USA (Google, OSM)
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Carpintero Velloso (Dryobates villosus)Observ.
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Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, 900 Kennesaw Mountain Dr, Kennesaw, GA 30152, USA (Google, OSM)
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Garceta Azul (Egretta caerulea)Observ.
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Surprisingly an adult. Observed at least a few days ago by other birders who noted a Limpkin in roughly the same spot.
