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"the first image is a type of vireo they are hard to identify in bad lighting so thats the best i can do for that one and the second image is a male american goldfinch hope this helped :)"

"or a male house finch i cant be certain tho"

"ohh ok :)"

"and 3 things?? i only said 2 things :)  "

"invasive and common European Starling  "

"i want to say sooty tern because its the same wing plumage but the tail is all wrong and it wasnt a hawk so goodluck :)"

"thats a yellow rumped warbler"

"thank you ill check them out  "

"Laura, you are such a wealth of information. Can't tell you how much I appreciate your contributions here."

"And the 8x42 size is ideal for allowing in exceptional light. That model used to be manufactured in Japan, and was uniformly excellent. Now they're made in China, still to the exact same specifications, but there is less quality control. So if…"

"I would recomend nikon monarchs 8*42 They are waterproof and very durable and are great for long distance"

"There is not necessarily a single pair that is "best"--and what is best for one person may well not be best at all for someone else. If most long-distance birding is done in bright conditions, you could get a 10x40, but if you tend to bird…"

"i saw a lifer in my backyard yesterday..it was a male purple finch and since i had a house finch male there to i knew i couldnt be mistaking them...it was beautiful"