Bird Identification Thread

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>>2261154

>>2261374
Mate that's a golden pheasant

>>2261395
thanks m8

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Sorry for the shitty picture. This little guy.

>>2262921
That's not a bird, that's a worm. Common mistake lad, no biggie.

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>>2261154 Observed at a public park in jerusalem. What is it?

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What this?

It has those Egyptian hieroglyphics eyes. Guessing either norther harrier or sharp-shinned hawk. Both were seen in the area that day. Northern Oregon btw.

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>>2262950

Looks like a first year white wagtail

>>2262958

I'd expect to see a white rump on any harrier, especially at this angle. The primary projection also seems too short versus the tail.

And the size difference between harriers and sharp-shinned hawks is pretty substantial. Like, 40% smaller. Almost half the size. Sharp-shinned and cooper's hawks are also pretty similar looking, but cooper's are closer to a harrier in size.

>>2263028
Thanks!

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This bird was found in Houston, Texas. I don't know what species it is.

>>2263674
looks like a transgender

>>2263681
No I think it's a male birb.

>>2263674
Brown recluse

>>2263674
I don't even see it in the bottom left pic.

>>2263674
what's wrong with you

>>2263808
Look again.

>>2263810
Well I'm not autistic, so I guess that sets me apart from you.

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>>2263904
He is stalking me
it's the 4 time that come here

>>2263904

Just looks like a Yuropooran Robin to me.

Location?

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>>2261154
Here's a better more zoomed in version. Same bird in all pics related. Spotted in Houston.

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>>2264201

These pictures just aren't of a good enough quality

>>2264201
Almost looks like a female cardinal.....or a sasquatch.

>>2264201

Not OP and don't have half their skill, but my guess is some kind of flycacther, maybe a peewee. Did it have a lighter underbelly? Hell, what was it's back color, these photos make it look really dark.

>>2264201
just post the goddamn pictures
cowbird?

>>2264467
It has a crest so I doubt it.

>>2264427
Maybe slightly, this bird was too fucking shy.

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these

they are on a branch at the top right
They have kind of a white mohawk

>>2264789

Location?

>>2264844
Not this anon or OP but if you have a mystery bird the type really depends a lot on where you are and can help quickly narrow it down so please say when you post.

>>2264789
>>2264844
>>2264881
Popayan, Colombia

>>2265203
sorry for the shitty pic btw

I took it several years ago when I wasn't into birds...
Been an amateur birdwatcher for years now, and have no idea what I saw. Never seen that specie again

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>>2264789
>>2265204

The body profile and distribution of colors reminded me very much of a green jay.

Looking into it, it seems that some South American green jays (or inca jays) may have a yellow hood, as opposed to all blue and black like ones further north through Central America and into Texas.

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What bird is this?

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>>2265534

>tartar sauce

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>>2265507
Not completely sure, but yeah!! It could be an Inca Jay, ty

Wish I had another better pic :/

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>see swans yesterday
>too far away to tell if they're tundra or trumpeter

Is this a joke? C'mon swans, cut me a break here. I can't microanalyze your beaks at a half mile away.

>>2265785

This is why the greatest ornithologists just shot everything.