Bird ID??

[Nonda Surratt]

Looks like a flycatcher of some sort maybe? Young bird most likely, juvie King bird? Fairly substantial crop, sneaked best I could:)

MIII, 300f2.8+1.4TC @f5, ISO 400, 1/2000, +2/3

[Dan Brown]

Looks like an Eastern Phoebe to me. Dan Brown

[Harold Davis]

i understand that sibley's sells a nice guide that might help you:D i've been told before not to try to guess. that i'm not a good bird id'er. hmmmm, wonder who that person was!!:cool: nice shot by the way. perch is way too overpowering for the size of the bird!! but the bird looks good!:D

[Nonda Surratt]

Mr H I already have the Sibley book:p and yes the post overpowers the bird;)

Dan, E. Phoebe was on the list of possibles, just not something I've seen much around here.

[Gail Spitler]

Looks like an Eastern Phoebe to me as well, although it's been a while since I looked at Ohio birds. Nice sharp image, good bg, perfect exposure on a black & white bird. Well done. Agree about the perch.

Gail

[Alfred Forns]

Eastern Phoebe it is !!!!

[Nonda Surratt]

Cool and thanks for the ID!!! We have them here just don't usually see one sitting out in the open like that and if they are its only for a second so I've never had a very good look at one.

[Lance Peters]

Bugger - I thought it was a Eastern Stump Muncher (By the looks of the side of the perch) LOL :)

[Oscar Zangroniz]

Bird looks awesome Nonda, but do have to agree with your friend mr. H about the perch. Excellent background.
Regards,