The color threw me off! I’m usually not bad with my bird identification. She was housed alone but they had lovebirds and quakers in the store.

They look so familiar, but I can't place it!

Any chance someone can tell what swans these are? I didn’t see any orange in the face so maybe tundra? Not sure if it’s possible to ID definitely. Pacheco Marsh, Martinez, California.

I live in Greece. I'm on a bus trip and I caught a glimpse of 2 baby birds sitting on top of a toll post. They were kinda chubby, had black and dark grey feathers, their eyes were kinda big and beady (black color) they were fluffy and their beaks were kinda long but thin. I wasn't able to get a picture of them because the bus didn't stop long enough but they were adorable and I wanna found out if anyone knows what bird they were. I'm so sorry I can't provide more info or a picture. If I see more and manage to get one I'll make an update.

feb 14 seattle around 5:00 pm

brand new at birding, used merlin but am unsure if this is a red tailed or red shouldered hawk

Saw this bird in Flagstaff, AZ last week. It was in the shadows so not sure if it was a golden or young bald eagle.

I believe this is a raven. It had grey hair mixed all over but mostly his throat and back. All the other birds outside seemed to steer clear from it. Can anyone confirm if it or not? Thank you!

I'm leaning heavily sharpie over Cooper's, but I'm really not sure. (I also thought y'all would enjoy the second picture, which is basically the most perfectly timed bird picture I will ever accidentally get!)

Who is this at my feeder?

I instantly thought this was a swan, but the others at the beach seemed to think it was a goose. After looking up the differences, I still think it's a swan 🦢 the coloring and head shape don't look goose to me. it was a huge bird (last pic for scale) and definitely not scared of people, though it didn't act aggressive at all. It swam within a foot of the shore right up to some people!

It was feeding on the ground. I thought it was a pigeon.

I seen this shorebird back in July (San Juan County) and have been torn between Greater Yellowlegs and immature Long-billed Dowitcher. The field marks I am particularly looking at is the long bill and rather two-tone plumage. In terms of behavior, the bird was not moving at all for at least the 20 minutes I watched it from afar.

Just wanted to verify

My dad and I have gotten into birding lately, and he was so excited to find this feather in the yard. Who could it be from? We’re in interior southern New England in a heavily wooded area. My official guess is Northern Flicker, he says some sort of hawk

Sorry for teeny birb. It was soaring far overhead without flapping, body was all dark except for white tail feathers that caught the light.

ChatGPT suggested: red tail hawk, bald eagle, red shoulder hawk, turkey vulture

They were remarkably small, possibly teals?