u/schaeferross

Nice find!

I dunno better take a whiff

Green herons are also quite smaller than night-herons but also substantially larger than least bittern.

Hybrids are 2 separate species producing an offspring. In this case mom and dad were simply funky feral rock pigeons.

Suillus

+double-crested cormorant+ indeed

Suillus

7-8 I believe are Laccaria

Suillus

Its hen of the woods, Grifola frondosa. COW is Laetiporus

Nice fiery-billed!

I prefer passion fruit

I think that’s a violet-tailed slyph if you’re in Mindo

+house sparrow+

They are a great bird

+dark-eyed junco+ a type of sparrow

+blue-gray gnatcatcher+

Yes to those, 1 is +yellow-crowned night heron+, 2 is +double-crested cormorant+, 3 is +spotted sandpiper+, 4 is +royal tern+, 5 is +white ibis+ (young bird), 6 and 7 are +laughing gull+

+common eider+

Imm +bald eagle+

+cooper’s hawk+

+snow goose+

1. Is a +pacific golden-plover+

The longer bill and light gray behind the eye would be much darker on red-necked and contrast much greater with the throat

I think you can rule out red-necked and this is a +wilson’s phalarope+