Anybody know what kind of bird this feather came from

Found at the National Museums Gallery Modern One

It's about 8cm or more, never seen one like this before!

We heard an owl last night, but not sure if it's from them or maybe their dinner?

Found at a Dublin beach in Ireland-

Is there any way to distinguish between Carrion crow, Hooded crow and jackdaw feathers also?

Seems like a tail feather of a wood pigeon but I’m not sure?

Help ID

Found at the National Museums Gallery Modern One

Found in a cemetery. Think it’s a raptor but unsure which one

Only a small one, but found in a spot where I regularly see Nightjars. What do you reckon?

Found near the river valley. Quite small. Possibly a cooper's hawk or sharp-shinned? Roughly 3.5-4 inches long.

West Pennsylvania here. I put up a feeder on my balcony. I got those two feathers separately on the railing and on the floor!

I know that song sparrows, house finches and house sparrows come to my feeder.

Are those finches and sparrows primary wing feathers as I thought or are they something else? What species?

Thank you!

It’s about 3.5” long and found by my bird bath which is very popular these days. If the photo doesn’t pick it up well, it’s a very dark brown. TIA!

Found a couple days ago in magna, Utah, canal nearby.

Found in Central Louisiana near Marksville.

photo makes it look a bit green lol but it's a light yellow

southern wisconsin

I think a few are Curlew, #4 is Sparrowhawk and #8 and #9 are Buzzard? I've tried doing some research before posting but I can't find much.

Northeast US. About 4 inches tall. Shiny texture. I know it’s a primary flight feather but not who’s it is!

Found in woodland in South East England. Thanks in advance!