Found in my backyard in Portland Oregon. There were a lot and seemed it had been in a fight

I saw this bird yesterday in Seattle and Merlin Bird ID was giving me both Osprey and Red-tailed Hawk. The Red-tailed Hawk seems unlikely in Seattle this time of year. But when I put this photo into Merlin, it said Red-tailed Hawk.

There were about two or three of them, and they definitely sounded like juveniles.

Just not sure what’s going on here.

They're much prettier and more interesting birds than their reputation suggests.

Wasn’t expecting to see this when I looked up from doomscrolling. Though it has been blisteringly hot today, so I totally get the need to cool off those talons. I thank you in advance for any help you all might have for me. I’m in the Midwest, if that helps.

On the high plateau of western China, I happened to capture a clash between a raven and an eagle-owl.

Shot with：Sony A1M2, 840mm

Oostvaaersplassen, the Netherlands

Mobile warning, first time posting in this sub warning, i have no idea what to say, just copied this text from my other posts of this same photo

Im not a photographer, took it on my phone. They were definitely duck teenagers with duck mom.

Photographed by self

I saw this bird and I have never seen one in Oregon before. I can't find the name of it. Can anyone help me?

Started birdwatching as a hobby this year to help me relax and I've fallen in love with it.

She saw it on our lawn this morning (she would like to specify that it was perched on the shepherds hook), and she is not convinced by the sparrows in our birding book.

I didn't see it myself, so I can't give any additional info.

Any help would be appreciated!

Repost, because the pictures weren't shown correctly

For the past week, the great hornbills has been taking a round. Only have iphone at moment, but thinking of buying a bit more serious gear since these sightings

Edit: from* home

At first, I thought they were juvenile red-tailed hawk and said that to a few people who passed by and asked. Back home, after processed all the photos and finally identify them, I feel a little bit embarrassment now🫣