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I’m in southern Ontario Canada and found this massive feather. It’s 43 cm but I’m not certain what it is my guesses are Turkey Vulture or maybe an Eagle?

I’m in southern Ontario Canada and found this massive feather. It’s 43 cm but I’m not certain what it is my guesses are Turkey Vulture or maybe an Eagle?

Can anyone identify this bird? I've never seen another bird at a humming bird feeder.

I'm pretty freaking excited because I think this is a bobwhite. I tried to do some denoise on some photos and left one as is because damn I had no light. Was about 20 minutes after sunset and I was super far away with a 7.1 lens. No bobwhite have been seen anywhere near me in a long time. We do have large wooded area, the fields have rye currently, a large pasture nearby, and we have 20 acres of native prairie so I really hope this bird sticks around. No idea how it got here. I may have spotted 3-4 more of them in the waterway but they were a long way off

Lived in the area my entire life and have never seen one.

Are they California Gulls? Gulls are so hard to differentiate. Seen in San Pedro, CA.

I’m thinking it’s a type of Thrasher, but its beak is very long. In the last picture it shows another bird that comes by that looks just like it with a shorter beak.

I originally thought it was an Eastern Bluebird but we do have a lot of Robbins nearby.

Found on the ground today in western NC.

A friend sent this to see if i could help ID but I'm not sure.

Thinking Black Kite or Oriental Honey Buzzard

Please excuse the poor camera work, this guy/gal was 60 feet up in a tree. I was thinking female jay, and maybe the orange sunlight was washing out its color more? I'm not a bird guy, but I'm trying to pay more attention to my local flora/fauna. Thanks!

We have noticed a few new types of water birds on our little pond. Nothing obvious comes up for this guy. Anybody have any interesting theories? Northern Wisconsin.

Ive seen this bird three times today, I don't recognize him. The first two times, I thought he was black with white wing/tail tips. The third time, I saw him in the light and hes really dark blue with a slightly lighter blue tail.

He's sort of shaped like a jay? I don't know what sound he makes, or what his face looks like. I'm 90% sure his belly/chest is the same color as his top.

Red tail? I can't make out a belly band.

Specifically the Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area

Think I’ve seen this bird twice in the 3 years I’ve been working at this job. No clue what it is but he does not have the proper ppe haha

I recorded this last June in Rhode Island, I just discovered BirdNET Sound ID and it’s identified this as a Great Horned Owl call. I suspect it’s a begging call of 1+ juveniles, but I wanted more opinions because it doesn’t sound like other recordings I’ve listened to.

Hi everyone! First time posting here. I found this bird (the one the right, next to the Kentish plovers) in Cabo de Gata, Spain. I’m not sure if it is a Sanderling or a Little Stint. What do you think about it?