Bird ID needed Please

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I need an ID on this little fellow. I'm not much of a birder.

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308Shooter wrote in post #19217008
Possibly a Northern Parula??
I just the app Merlin ID.... its awesome and was recommended by someone in this forum. Sorry.. don't recall who it was.

Thanks I'll try the app.

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CDMOOSE wrote in post #19217433
Definitely a Northern Parula.

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I took this photo at the Tampa Zoo but I don't remember if it was actually part of the exhibit. I never saw the adult fly to the nest. Hopefully someone can ID the bird by the photo of the little guy or the type of nest. I've tried to match the type of nest but have not found anything.

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Kevin A wrote in post #19266229
Difficult, I'd say either an oropendola or a weaver.

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Definitely not a great picture but I need an ID on this little fellow. I'm not much of a birder.

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A1original wrote in post #19325745
Definitely not a great picture but I need an ID on this little fellow. I'm not much of a birder.

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Assuming this was take there in FL, this looks like a Carolina Wren. When attempting to get an ID on an unknown bird, it is most useful to include the location and date of the photo so that we can eliminate non-regional and migratory species from the possibility list.

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Snydremark wrote in post #19325776
Assuming this was take there in FL, this looks like a Carolina Wren. When attempting to get an ID on an unknown bird, it is most useful to include the location and date of the photo so that we can eliminate non-regional and migratory species from the possibility list.

Sorry. It was taken here in Jacksonville just today. Thanks for the information. Greatly appreciated.

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