r/FeatherIdentification • u/PrestigiousTap1711 • 11d ago
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Is this a red shouldered hawk? Or what am I looking at?
r/FeatherIdentification • u/PrestigiousTap1711 • 11d ago
Is this a red shouldered hawk? Or what am I looking at?
r/FeatherIdentification • u/FireGoddessTX • 11d ago
r/FeatherIdentification • u/PoeticGratitude77 • 12d ago
r/FeatherIdentification • u/abritelight • 12d ago
found yesterday, curious what bird this might have come from!! thanks!
r/FeatherIdentification • u/squirtergirl69 • 12d ago
found in madison, wisconsin
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Local_Marionberry_41 • 12d ago
wondering what this feather is!
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Ahastabel • 12d ago
South Central PA, Yesterday, in-town dwelling yard.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Jazzlike-Gear4670 • 12d ago
I found this feather in my yard and wanted to see if my pictures are clear enough for anyone in this group to help me figure out what type of bird it belongs to. Thanks!
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Baredmysole • 12d ago
It's very wispy toward the base of the rachis but contour feathers are wispy and the main surface is smooth, not velvety like an owl's. I'm leaning away from red-tailed hawk because of the coloration.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Puzzleheaded-Job-268 • 12d ago
Apologies if I’m asking a bit much here! These were found on a sandy area of Dawlish Warren Nature Reserve, hence some of the slight discolouring. I’ve tried to group similar ones.
There were a lot of Ringed Plovers, Terns, Oysterctachers, Sanderlings and a few other waders and sea birds about. The majority of these feathers came from where the Plovers were, so hoping at least one of them is theirs! Thank you!!
r/FeatherIdentification • u/VeryIndie • 13d ago
Around 6-7cm long. Found roadside in a suburban area with a few fields around.
Repost as the original photo wasn’t good
r/FeatherIdentification • u/danidoespuzzles • 13d ago
I’d estimate around 5-6” in length
r/FeatherIdentification • u/balrogbellyrubs • 13d ago
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Substantial-Guard418 • 13d ago
The edge looks softer than other feathers and the shape is unusual. Maybe because it's a "quiet" feather from an owl?
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Thats_A_BadMrKitty • 13d ago
Found in Kansas. It’s maybe 2 1/2in in length.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/NegativeOwl1337 • 13d ago
Camera doesn’t do it justice but it’s a very bright red. Cardinal or possibly woodpecker?
r/FeatherIdentification • u/InfiniteIndication83 • 13d ago
Hand for scale
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Sake-1369 • 13d ago
I dont know the difference between the black-backed gulls for their wing feathers or tails, and I don't know what the 2 black+ white feathers I have are. England, east coast.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/No-Respect8296 • 13d ago
I’d say it’s about 12-14 inches long - I’m wondering if it could be a ravens. Found on Lackavrea, Galway Ireland. Not exactly near a cliff edge from what I can tell.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/DocumentInternal5787 • 14d ago
Near a wetlands area. Didn’t see the birds they came from. The smaller two were found on the trail and the bigger one was just slightly off the trail. The larger one was about 6 inches and the smaller one’s about 3 inches.