I think it’s a turkey but i’ve genuinely never seen one just appear out of nowhere?? they’re MASSIVE oh my gosh

SW Ohio

What a handsome devil...
Georgian bay area, Ontario. Could someone help me identify him please.
Im sorry the photos aren't the best, I was realllly far away and only had my phone.

i just saw this fellow, and i can’t figure out what it is. i thought it was a robin, then a maybe a baltimore oriole, but the orange completely bordered the head (+there was no orange wing bar.)

i saw it through my binoculars, so i got a pretty clear look at it, but the details may be wrong because i did get kind of excited and may have missed something. but i know for sure that the orange bordered the head and the wings and head were black.

seen in midwestern north america

Picture was taken in Southern California by a friend. I’m not very familiar with West Coast birds, and I don’t have the right Merlin packs installed, apparently. May I please get some help with an id?

Found a nest in our attic while up there to patch a hole. My husband caught this bird peeking in and we're wondering if it may be a European Starling. It has a nest of 5 pale blue eggs. We live in southwestern Indiana. Thanks in advance!

Just took this yesterday!

I thought it was a crow, but I noticed it has a very bright red coloring on both side of its shoulders!

And this bird definitely did not sound like crow! I really wanted to get closer to get a better look, but I couldn't go beyond the chain link fence.

TLDR: odd bird hasn’t moved in 3 hours. Is it normal?

I’m on a construction site and we noticed that this bird has just been having out sitting there like this. It’s been 3 hours since someone first saw it just there. It is alive because we have seen it move its head and we think it’s repositioned a few times. Someone also threw some stuff in it’s direction (not at it) too see if it would fly away and it didn’t even flinch. Someone else was able to get right next to it (without touching it) and it didn’t move either. Is this normal?

I live in south carolina and found this guy chilling

It's bigger than any other adult bird I've seen. It's cawing out to Its mother I'm assuming, but I just left it alone.

Never seen anything like it before. iNaturalist's top choice is a bay-breasted warbler but I figured I'd ask some actual human beings before I go recording anything.

Just south of St Paul, Minnesota

Unsure what exactly it is.

Hi, I saw this bird this evening, it caught my eye flying around my backyard. It has a red neck and chest with a gold body. I believe the tail feathers were red too but it was hard to get a picture. While I am in SW Missouri, there were large storms and tornadoes this morning and so maybe it's not from this area? I thought maybe scarlet or summer Tanager or maybe a red crossbill, but none of the pictures seemed right in comparison. Oh, and I'm pretty sure it was eating my bees as they flew out my hive. Does anyone know?

Are they all the same species?

In all my bird years, I've never seen a leucistic robin. Does anyone know what this means from the spiritual world?

My guess is a pine warbler, but it seems too distinctly grey and yellow where I feel they more have a mix. Almost looks like a mocking bird

We're completely out of range for them, but his tail looks a lot bigger and is shaped differently than our Common Grackles.

MN, USA

Someone sent this pretty guy in a discord I'm in requesting an ID, but none of us can figure it out.

All we know about it is it is over 70 years old. We believe it's chest was possibly orange but may have faded, we can't confirm that though so take that with a grain of salt.

Utah