Question 9
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possible birds
WHERE was the bird seen ?
Choose the answer that comes closest to what you observed.
Northeastern Canada or United States
Southeastern United States
Southwestern United States
Northwestern Canada or United States
Not completely sure? Choose Unknown when it is available—a careful “I don’t know” is more useful than a guess.
Your observation 8 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 ? GreenChange
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What colour was the BILL ? Gray, or blue-grayChange
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What colour was the THROAT ? UnknownChange
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What was the predominant colour of the HEAD ? Black, purple, or darkChange
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In FLIGHT did the bird display a LIGHT WING STRIPE or PATCH ? NoChange
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What colour was the NECK ? Gray, or blue-grayChange
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What colour was the BELLY ? Gray, or blue-grayChange
Leading possibilities
3 possibilities remain
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View profileCommon Loon
Why this matches 5 supporting observations
- What TYPE of bird was seen ? Duck or Goose-like
- What colour was the BILL ? Gray, or blue-gray
- What was the predominant colour of the HEAD ? Black, purple, or dark
- In FLIGHT did the bird display a LIGHT WING STRIPE or PATCH ? No
- What colour was the NECK ? Gray, or blue-gray
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View profilePacific Loon
Why this matches 5 supporting observations
- What TYPE of bird was seen ? Duck or Goose-like
- What colour was the BILL ? Gray, or blue-gray
- What was the predominant colour of the HEAD ? Black, purple, or dark
- In FLIGHT did the bird display a LIGHT WING STRIPE or PATCH ? No
- What colour was the NECK ? Gray, or blue-gray
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View profileArctic Loon
Why this matches 5 supporting observations
- What TYPE of bird was seen ? Duck or Goose-like
- What colour was the BILL ? Gray, or blue-gray
- What was the predominant colour of the HEAD ? Black, purple, or dark
- In FLIGHT did the bird display a LIGHT WING STRIPE or PATCH ? No
- What colour was the NECK ? Gray, or blue-gray
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