Jim- As Paul said, can't see the image. It is possible that the host of the site where the image is located is blocking access somehow. Is the image in a password protected album?
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Jim- First you are right about a juvenile bird. The fleshy lips around the inner part of the bill indicate this. Second, the bird has wing-bars which eliminates a Scarlet Tanager, and anyway the bill is too long and pointed for a tanager in my opinion.
To me this looks like a oriole and I would guess an Orchard Oriole based on the greenish colouration, location.
I agree with John for the reasons he has pointed out - juv. F. Orchard Oriole. The only N.American Tanager with wing-bars is the Western, and that has a shorter more orangy bill (and it would be very unusual to see a juvenile in Ohio).
Thanks for all the replies. There was a Scarlet Tanager calling nearby when I took this shot leading me to think it was possibly a juvenile, but I'm going with Orchard Oriole juvenile.