Question 8
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possible birds
WHEN was the bird seen ?
Choose the answer that comes closest to what you observed.
Not completely sure? Choose Unknown when it is available—a careful “I don’t know” is more useful than a guess.
Your observation 7 answers recorded · open to review or change
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What TYPE of bird was seen ? Duck or Goose-likeChange
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What colour was the BREAST ? YellowChange
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What colour was the BILL ? Brown, or chestnut (reddish-brown)Change
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What colour was the THROAT ? UnknownChange
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What colour was the NECK ? Black, purple, or darkChange
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What was the predominant colour of the HEAD ? Black, purple, or darkChange
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What type of environment was the bird seen in? Saltwater marsh or wetlandChange
Leading possibilities
4 possibilities remain
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View profileCommon Loon
Why this matches 4 supporting observations
- What TYPE of bird was seen ? Duck or Goose-like
- What colour was the BILL ? Brown, or chestnut (reddish-brown)
- What colour was the NECK ? Black, purple, or dark
- What was the predominant colour of the HEAD ? Black, purple, or dark
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View profileBrandt's Cormorant
Why this matches 4 supporting observations
- What TYPE of bird was seen ? Duck or Goose-like
- What colour was the BREAST ? Yellow
- What was the predominant colour of the HEAD ? Black, purple, or dark
- What type of environment was the bird seen in? Saltwater marsh or wetland
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View profilePacific Loon
Why this matches 4 supporting observations
- What TYPE of bird was seen ? Duck or Goose-like
- What colour was the BILL ? Brown, or chestnut (reddish-brown)
- What colour was the NECK ? Black, purple, or dark
- What was the predominant colour of the HEAD ? Black, purple, or dark
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View profileArctic Loon
Why this matches 4 supporting observations
- What TYPE of bird was seen ? Duck or Goose-like
- What colour was the BILL ? Brown, or chestnut (reddish-brown)
- What colour was the NECK ? Black, purple, or dark
- What was the predominant colour of the HEAD ? Black, purple, or dark
Showing the strongest matches so far. Keep answering—the order may change.