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Likes Per Post
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Reblog Per Post
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Reply Per Post
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What's the Bird?
Location: Oregon
Date: July
We ask that discussion under questions be limited to how you came to your conclusion, not what your conclusion was.
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Bird-608 graciously submitted by @welegato2
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What's the Bird?
Location: England
Date: March
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Bird-607 graciously submitted by @also-proximally
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What's the Bird?
Location: Ramsey, Minnesota
Date: May
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Bird-606 graciously submitted by @finalgirlart
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What's the Bird?
Location: Douglas County, Wisconsin
Date: September
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Bird-605 graciously submitted by @welegato2
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What's the Bird?
Location: Duluth, Minnesota
Date: March
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Bird-604 graciously submitted by @strawberrygiorno
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What's the Bird?
Location: Germany
Date: Spring
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Bird-603 graciously submitted by @etchif
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Week of 06JUL2025 Answers
Answers hidden under the cut.
How many birds did you get right? Consider adding correct birds to your WTB Life List!
596 - White-winged Crossbill by @strawberrygiorno
597 - None Of the Above: Prairie Falcon by @empidonax
598 - Lemon-throated Barbet by @welegato2
599 - White-crowned Sparrow by @strixnapper
600 - Eastern Phoebe by @silvermonarchs
601 - None Of the Above: Yellow-billed Magpie by @deafgrandma537
602 - Bay-breasted Warbler by @empidonax
As always, birding is a cooperative experience. Help your fellow birders out by discussing key features that help identity and distinguish a bird in the notes.
Finally, let's give a feathery thank you to this week's submitters.
Keep the game alive! Submit a bird HERE -or- submit as and ask!
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What's the Bird?
Location: Orange County, California
Date:
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Bird-602 graciously submitted by @empidonax
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What's the Bird?
Location: California, USA
Date: April
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Bird-601 graciously submitted by @deafgrandma537
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What's the Bird?
Location: Iowa
Date: Spring
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Bird-600 graciously submitted by @silvermonarchs
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What's the Bird?
Location: Colorado, USA
Date: November
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Bird-599 graciously submitted by @strixnapper
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What's the Bird?
Location: Madre de Dios, Peru
Date: April
We ask that discussion under questions be limited to how you came to your conclusion, not what your conclusion was.
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Bird-598 graciously submitted by @welegato2
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What's the Bird?
Location: Riverside County, California
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Bird-597 graciously submitted by @empidonax
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New quiz layout:
location: indiana USA
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Hello! If I wanted to submit a bird that is a subspecies would I submit the true answer as "(subspecies) bird name" or just "bird name"? As an example (that I'm not submitting), if someone wanted to submit a Brown Pelican, and it was specifically a California Brown Pelican (P. o. californicus), would you prefer that it be called a "California Brown Pelican", or would just "Brown Pelican" work?
To make things easier on ourselves we are strictly following Clements Checklist for naming conventions of the answers. In your example the submitted answer would just be "Brown Pelican".
Extra information is always welcomed, but we will match the answer to whatever Clements recognizes.
It would be more fun to break things down to subspecies, but we are ultimately unsure on how we would approach it with the current quiz format.
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What's the Bird?
Location: Minnesota
Date: November
We ask that discussion under questions be limited to how you came to your conclusion, not what your conclusion was.
Happy Birding!
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Bird-596 graciously submitted by @strawberrygiorno
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Week of 29JUN2025 Answers
Answers hidden under the cut.
How many birds did you get right? Consider adding correct birds to your WTB Life List!
589 - Yellow-billed Chough by @strixnapper
590 - Common Cuckoo by @etchif
591 - Brant by @woodsdyke
592 - Tennessee Warbler by @strawberrygiorno
593 - Common Yellowthroat by @appledeers
594 - None Of the Above: Marsh Wren by @empidonax
595 - Blue-winged Teal by @finalgirlart
As always, birding is a cooperative experience. Help your fellow birders out by discussing key features that help identity and distinguish a bird in the notes.
Finally, let's give a feathery thank you to this week's submitters.
Keep the game alive! Submit a bird HERE -or- submit as and ask!
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