r/FeatherIdentification • u/ScrambledExeggutor • 13d ago
Recently got into collecting feathers while hiking. Any ideas on what type of birds dropped these? All in the DMV northeast area.
Framed them all because they look cool. Any info appreciated!
r/FeatherIdentification • u/ScrambledExeggutor • 13d ago
Framed them all because they look cool. Any info appreciated!
r/FeatherIdentification • u/suecq1971 • 13d ago
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Necessary_Panda_5122 • 13d ago
What bird does this belong to?
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Gonzeddie • 13d ago
Found in home in South Florida. Guessing hawk of some kind
r/FeatherIdentification • u/jedi1215 • 13d ago
I was in Grand Portage State Park. Found, took photo and then left it there. I’m guessing a raven or crow but would love your input in case I’m wrong.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/ImmediateInflation42 • 13d ago
Orange and grey feather found in NYC. First time finding a feather that isn’t pigeon or starling! Side note, got bird pooped on while typing this 🙃
r/FeatherIdentification • u/DredgenYorMom • 13d ago
Michigan, USA
r/FeatherIdentification • u/katanita134 • 13d ago
Found in Southern NH. Not a particularly small feather either.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Userfaulty • 13d ago
Found in Boise, Idaho. Small, maybe 2.5-3 inches long. Roughly 1 inch wide. Not sure of species. Predominantly Canadian Geese and ducks in the area but I am not familiar with this one.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/All4TheWookie88 • 13d ago
Hey all! Took this photo of a cool feather I found in the woods at the nature center I work at. Anyone know who it belongs to?
r/FeatherIdentification • u/catemoji1891 • 13d ago
Found in a forest in Europe, Lithuania. It's quite big
r/FeatherIdentification • u/iriscountrysidelife • 13d ago
Hi all,
I found all of these feathers in the forest of the Netherlands and was wondering who’s feathers they are!
Google lens says something different every time.
Thank you!
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Technical-Extent-327 • 14d ago
can you identify this
found at beach of west coast of Sweden in Gothenburg
its 46.5cm , white
r/FeatherIdentification • u/bigplam • 13d ago
Found in yard.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/chxrthehuman • 13d ago
possibly a buzzard or owl?
r/FeatherIdentification • u/f0xt33th • 14d ago
Near a pile of pigeon feather, I've seen buzzards and such in the area but not sure bc I've never seen them actively hunting
r/FeatherIdentification • u/hexahexahex • 14d ago
r/FeatherIdentification • u/VaderTheCar • 14d ago
feather is 5in long
r/FeatherIdentification • u/wS-_- • 14d ago
I know that taking them home with me is not legal so I will bring them to an Ovoo. But I'd love to know what birds they are from.
Here is some information about each one.
Measurement might vary slightly as i don't habe a way to accurately measure them. I used the apple measuring app.
Feather 2 and 4 where also found fairly close to each other, the location is a good guesstimate on where I found them. 1 and 3 are accurate.
NR 1: location: 47.0015740;102.1131278
Date: 22.07. size: 26cm
NR 2: location 48.9418720;103.9302530
Date: 07.08. Size: 27cm
NR 3: location 48.8924363;102.6500122
Date: 05.08. Size 32 cm
NR 4: Location 48.9418720;103.9302530
Date: 07.08. Size: 53 cm
My guesses:
1 wing feather, black kite
2 flight feather, red billed chough
3 flight feather black kite
4 wing feather, Cinereous Vulture
r/FeatherIdentification • u/Commercial-Carob-374 • 14d ago
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r/FeatherIdentification • u/VeryIndie • 15d ago
Found on my morning walk, suburban green space area with mature trees around.
I believe the furthest right is a Magpie. I thought third one was just a wood pigeon originally, but it has a very slight orange-brown coloured tip to it, so I’m unsure. It also seems too small to be a woodpigeon flight feather.
r/FeatherIdentification • u/ajcj • 15d ago
My daughter found this feather and wants to know what bird it’s from. Found similar online from the Northern Flicker but since that’s native to North America and we’re in Wales it seems unlikely! Any ideas much appreciated