All Feathers
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Likely Common Buzzard (also Eurasian Buzzard); identification is uncertain from this damaged feather alone.
Likely a damaged secondary flight feather, though exact position cannot be established.
Likely Wild Turkey (also Turkey)
Likely a secondary wing feather or large body feather; exact position is uncertain from the image.
Unidentified small songbird; species cannot be reliably determined from this feather alone
Small contour feather, likely from the body or a covert
Unidentified bird; possibly a pigeon or dove
Likely a flight feather, possibly a primary, but position cannot be determined confidently.
Small passerine; exact bird cannot be identified reliably from this image
Likely a small contour feather or narrow covert; exact placement is uncertain
Likely Red-tailed Hawk (also called chickenhawk); identification is tentative from a single feather.
Likely a flight feather, possibly a secondary; position is uncertain.
Unidentified small bird; no reliable common-name identification from this image.
Small contour feather, possibly a covert; exact placement cannot be determined.
Likely Black-billed Magpie (also Pica magpie); identification is tentative from this single feather.
Likely a body or covert feather; exact tract cannot be determined confidently.
Likely Cooper’s Hawk; also called the Chicken Hawk (older, informal usage).
Likely a tail feather (rectrix), based on the broad, distinctly barred vane; exact position is not determinable.
Likely Mourning Dove (also called American Mourning Dove); identification is tentative from the single feather.
Likely a flight feather, possibly a primary or secondary; exact wing position is uncertain.
Likely Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted form); exact species is uncertain from these feathers alone.
Likely flight feathers, perhaps secondaries; the visible broad vanes and paired appearance suggest wing feathers, though position is not certain.
Bird species uncertain; likely a domestic pigeon (Rock Pigeon), though the feathers cannot be identified reliably from this arrangement.
Several feathers are displayed together; they appear to be contour or wing feathers, but exact positions are unclear.
Owl; likely a large eared owl, possibly a Great Horned Owl
Contour/body feather, likely from the breast or belly; exact position is uncertain
Small passerine feather; species cannot be reliably identified from this image.
Likely a small contour or covert feather; exact placement is unclear.
Unidentified; possibly a small red-and-white craft feather or feather fragment
Small fragment, likely contour/downy feather material; exact type cannot be determined
Helmeted Guineafowl (also Guinea fowl)
Small contour feather, likely from the body or flank; exact tract cannot be determined.
Unidentified small bird; species cannot be reliably determined from this isolated feather.
Small contour or semiplume feather, possibly a body feather; exact position indeterminable.
Likely a parrot (possibly a budgerigar or other small parakeet); species cannot be identified reliably from this feather alone.
Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing covert; exact placement is indeterminable.
Likely Barred Owl (also known as Hoot Owl); identification is tentative from this single feather.
Likely a tail feather (rectrix), though a barred wing feather cannot be ruled out from the image.
Likely wild turkey; exact identification uncertain.
Likely a long contour or wing feather; precise position cannot be determined from the photograph.
Uncertain; likely a domestic chicken (also called chicken or Red Junglefowl-derived domestic fowl), though the image is insufficient for reliable species identification.
Likely a small contour feather or narrow body feather; exact tract cannot be determined.
Unidentified bird feather; species cannot be reliably identified from this view.
Likely a small contour feather, though a narrow flight feather cannot be ruled out from the edge-on view.
Likely Blue Jay (also called the Jaybird); identification is uncertain from this single feather.
Likely a small flight feather or elongated contour feather; exact position cannot be determined from the photo.
Likely Mallard (wild Mallard or domestic Mallard-derived duck); exact identification is uncertain from this small feather.
Small contour feather, likely an iridescent wing covert; precise tract cannot be determined.
Unidentified small bird; species cannot be reliably determined from this feather fragment.
Small contour or downy body-feather fragment; exact type uncertain.
Likely Rock Pigeon (Common Pigeon; feral pigeon)
Likely a wing flight feather, possibly a secondary; position uncertain.
Likely Ring-necked Pheasant (Common Pheasant); identification uncertain
Likely body or wing-coverts; exact placement cannot be determined from this view.
Unidentified bird; possibly a gamebird or pheasant-type feather
A damaged contour or flight feather; exact position cannot be determined
Likely Blue Jay (also Jaybird); identification is tentative from this single feather.
Likely a wing flight feather, probably a secondary; exact position is not determinable from the image.
Likely Barred Owl; also called Northern Barred Owl or, in older usage, Hoot Owl.
Large flight feather, likely a secondary or inner primary; exact position is indeterminate from the image.
Large dark raptor or gamebird feather; species cannot be identified reliably from this image.
Likely a large flight feather, possibly a primary, but position cannot be confirmed.
Likely crow (crow or raven); species cannot be reliably distinguished from this dark feather alone.
Likely a contour or wing feather; exact position is indeterminate.
Unidentified dark bird feather
Likely a contour feather or small wing feather; exact position cannot be determined.
Domestic pigeon (Rock Pigeon; also Rock Dove)
Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; exact position cannot be determined.
Unidentified small gray bird; possibly a pigeon/dove (pigeon feather), but the image does not support a reliable species identification.
Likely a contour feather or small wing feather; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely Barred Owl (also known as the Hoot Owl); identification is tentative from the feather alone.
Likely a barred wing or tail feather; exact position cannot be determined confidently from this view.
Unidentified small bird; the gray-brown feather is not diagnostic enough to assign a common name.
Likely a small flight feather, perhaps a secondary, though a long contour feather cannot be ruled out.
Domestic chicken (domestic fowl; likely a reddish-brown hen or rooster)
Small contour feather, likely from the body or flank; exact tract is uncertain.
Likely Wild Turkey; also called Eastern Wild Turkey (if from the eastern subspecies).
Likely a secondary flight feather, though a tail or large covert feather is possible from the image alone.
Likely Wild Turkey (also Turkey); identification is tentative from this single feather.
Likely a small contour or covert feather; exact body position is not determinable.
Likely Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon; also called Rock Dove)
Small contour feather, probably from the body or wing coverts; exact position cannot be determined.