Red-Winged Blackbird (?)

When I saw this on the feeder today I immediately freaked out and scrambled for the camera, Sibley, and Peterson guides. After some studying and reading up on blackbirds in the "Bird Behavior" book, I am 99.9% sure it is a male Red-Winged Blackbird. It is most likely a juvenile. The colors are very vibrant, which would be typical because they molt in late summer/early fall with black feathers that have tips with more color. Feather wear is what renders them blacker as breeding approaches (as opposed to a molt). However, this bird does not display the red/yellow "epaulets" of a more mature male. This is my analysis... comments?

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Here is a slighty different view. There is also an upward curve in the bill which is another good indicator for Red-Winged Blackbird.

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I'd say your right based on other pics I found. Here are some links. You may have to capture and paste the text to get the links to work.

http://weaselhead.org/learn/birds_red-winged_blackbird.asp

http://www.backyardbirdcam.com/gallery/blackbird-rw-juv.htm

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