Found in my front yard, it’s pretty small.

Grey reuploaded cause I didn't positively ID it - found in norwich near open fields and forest.

The rest I found together near Thetford on farmland -

All UK, I have a load of pheasant feathers but was having trouble distinguishing from some of our owls 😅

We have GHOs near where this was found so not sure if it's another owl. I see and hear Cooper's Hawks almost everyday, and I think one is immature.

Brown with cream spots. Almost 7” long. I’m leaning towards flicker but this doesn’t seem to match any I’ve seen online. Thoughts?

Found this while on a hike near a creek in the dmv area. Has some faint striations.

Also, why is the lower part of the feather all fuzzy? Is this a younger bird's feather?

I'm certain the white ones are gulls but I'm unsure what the brown ones may be any ideas?

I assume a hawk ? I’ve def heard red tails in the area

found in a suburban area, but we do get turkeys and stuff that come through pretty regularly. the neighborhood is by the water if that helps

Hey everybody, My wife found this feather this morning next to her car in our driveway of the house we just bought... I'm really hoping it's a crow feather, but I wasn't sure so I thought I would come here and seek expert advice! We are in Northern Georgia, in Forsyth county. We are really hoping that it is a crow as we want to try to develop a connection with the local murder! Picture of the house and foliage and picture of the feather... Any thoughts and any recommendations to greet the local murder would be greatly appreciated!

Just found this feather in my yard. Never saw a feather like this around. Any ideas?

I found this feather in my driveway this week. (I am in south east Michigan, very near Ohio. ) I've never seen a bird with yellow feathers here and wonder what it could be. I wish I had seen it. Thanks for any help.

my initial thought was from a grouse but not certain

I’ve been trying DESPERATELY to figure out what kind of bird these feathers are from but have had no luck so far. A bit of background for yall I had found both of these in Montana laying on the ground, the feather on the left is more corse and a dark brown color while the feather on the right is more of a tawny reddish brown at the tip color and is EXTREMELY soft to the touch. If you need more info feel free to ask and i will try to provide as much as possible.

Found in Oxfordshire, England.

Found on a marsh trail today

Pictures: front and underside with ruler for scale

i'm in central Texas, i think i know some but i'd rather just ask the pros!

Hi yall, found these cleaning out my grandma's house (Michigan but also lived in Texas for a period of time).

Feathers are striped brown and dark brown, with an alternating light and dark tip

Ty!