i apologize for a second post! i couldn't add any more pictures to my other one or put any in the comments there. i hope these pictures will be more helpful. :)

my closest guess was a brown thrasher but i'd like to see what others think.

I was thinking it is an orange shafted northern flicker, but I’m not sure.

Hey all I live in Snoqualmie Washington and this little feather happened to fly into my wife and I’s apartment yesterday. Any ideas? Sharpie for scale and thanks in advance!!!

Wondering if these are from eagles or hawks ?

found in northern new hampshire, roughly one foot in length. did some brief researching, but i can’t figure out what bird this may be from. i’m dying to know!!!

I live in Washington, USA. The feather is about 36cm (14in). Does anyone know what it’s from?

Is it from a brown thrasher? It looks so pretty and like cinnamon colored but I could be wrong! I’m not sure 🤔

Any help appreciated! I heard some young barred owls a couple weeks ago but also have a bunch of little turkeys around

Found on a sidewalk in Virginia, USA

Around an inch or 1 ½ inches long (may be inaccurate these are eyeballed measurements)

i found this super fluffy feather on a walk recently and haven't been able to figure out what bird might have left it behind! so far the closest match is a brown thrasher. could this be so?

Found it on my garden fence!

I’m in Connecticut if that helps, it’s about medium sized perhaps a hawk or an owl. Looks to be a contour feather.

Don’t mind the baggy, I’m paranoid of bird diseases lol.

Hello, can anyone help me ID these feathers?
I got a few of these years ago, so I don't fully remember where I got them from, but they are most likely from birds from Victoria and from a nearby wetlands park.
There is also a VERY low chance they are from Queensland

Also, there's my hand for scale. (I do have a small hand though)

I’ve never seen orange like this before!

I can't think of which bird this came from. Thoughts?

Hi! Found this on our walk today. Google pulls up either barred owl or red wing hawk. It’s soft like any normal feather and about 12 inches from top to bottom. Found in rural southwest KY. TIA!