All Feathers
Real feathers identified by the Feather Identifier community, powered by AI.
Likely Blue Jay; exact identification is uncertain from this single feather.
Likely a wing flight feather, possibly a secondary; position cannot be determined confidently from the image.
Likely Northern Cardinal (also called the Redbird); identification is uncertain from this single feather.
Small contour feather, possibly from the body or wing coverts; exact position cannot be determined.
Uncertain; likely a pigeon or dove (rock pigeon/domestic pigeon), but the visible feathers may be from more than one bird.
Several loose feathers are visible. The long, narrow, asymmetrical feathers appear to be wing flight feathers; exact primary/secondary position is indeterminate.
Unidentified bird; possibly a gull or other gray-and-buff bird. Species cannot be reliably identified from these loose, damaged fragments.
Loose fragments of contour feathers, with soft downy portions; exact feather positions cannot be determined.
Pigeon or dove; exact species uncertain. The loose feathers may be from a domestic Rock Pigeon (also called Feral Pigeon), but the image does not support a confident species identification.
Several feathers are visible: the long, narrow feathers may be wing or tail feathers; smaller fluffy specimens are likely body feathers or down. Exact positions cannot be determined.
Likely a domestic chicken (hen or rooster); exact breed unknown.
Small contour feather, possibly from the body or wing coverts; position cannot be determined confidently.
Likely Rock Pigeon (Common Pigeon; feral/domestic pigeon), but species identification is uncertain from this single feather.
Likely a flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact position is not determinable from the image.
Likely Wild Turkey (Turkey); exact identification uncertain from this image.
Likely a large wing or tail feather; exact position cannot be determined confidently.
Large dark waterbird; possibly a Canada Goose, but the image does not support reliable species identification.
Likely a large contour or wing feather; exact tract and position cannot be determined.
Likely Wild Turkey (also called Turkey); species identification uncertain from this single feather.
Likely a secondary wing feather or a tail feather; exact position cannot be established from the image.
Small passerine; species not reliably identifiable from this damaged feather
Likely a small contour feather or downy body feather; exact type and placement cannot be determined
Likely Wild Turkey (also Turkey)
Small contour or covert feather; exact tract is indeterminable.
Likely Rock Pigeon (feral pigeon; also called common pigeon)
Several feathers, mostly likely wing flight feathers (primaries or secondaries); exact positions cannot be determined.
Black bird feather; exact species cannot be reliably identified from this image.
Likely a contour or wing feather; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely Blue Jay (also called the Jay); identification is tentative from this dark, partly obscured feather.
Likely a small contour or covert feather; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon; also called Rock Dove), though the feather alone is not diagnostic.
Likely a tail feather (rectrix) or broad wing feather; exact position cannot be established from the view.
Wild turkey (Turkey)
Likely a large body or wing-covert feather; exact tract uncertain from the image.
Likely Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted); exact species uncertain. Also called a flicker or yellowhammer in some regions.
Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; precise position indeterminable.
Domestic chicken (likely a pale or buff-colored hen); domestic fowl
Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; exact tract uncertain.
Peafowl (likely Indian Peafowl, or peacock/peahen)
Down or downy body feather; exact tract cannot be determined.
Uncertain; the label appears to read “Forcaza” (possibly a local or handwritten name), so the bird cannot be reliably identified from the image.
Small contour feather, possibly a body or covert feather; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely European Goldfinch (European Goldfinch)
Small body/contour feather, possibly from the back or wing coverts; position uncertain.
Unidentified bird; the handwritten label appears to read “e…ton” and is not sufficient to identify the species.
Small contour or downy body feather, possibly with an unusually loose or damaged vane; exact type uncertain.
Likely domestic pigeon (Rock Pigeon); the handwritten label appears to read “pluma doméstica,” but the specimen’s species cannot be confirmed from the image.
Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; exact position is unclear.
Likely a pigeon or dove (family Columbidae); the handwritten label appears to say “Col. liv.”, but it is not clear enough to identify a species reliably.
Small contour feather or covert; exact tract cannot be determined from the image.
Likely Chukar Partridge (Chukar); identification is tentative from the visible feather and handwritten label.
Likely contour or wing feather; exact tract and position cannot be determined from the photograph.
Uncertain; possibly a large cockatoo (white cockatoo or sulphur-crested cockatoo), but the image does not support a reliable species identification.
Loose contour or flight feather; exact position cannot be determined from the photograph.
Andean Condor (also called the Condor of the Andes)
Likely a body or wing-coverts feather; exact position cannot be determined from the image.
Unidentified white bird; possibly a domestic chicken or goose, but the image does not support a reliable species identification.
Several pale feathers are visible; the large, broad feathers may be contour or wing feathers, but their position is unclear.
Uncertain; the specimens appear to include a dark, fluffy feather and a barred feather, but the image does not support reliable species identification.
Several loose feathers. The large dark specimen may be a body or wing feather; the narrow barred specimen may be a small flight or tail feather, but placement is uncertain.
Likely Wild Turkey (Turkey); identification is tentative from this single feather.
Likely a flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact wing position is not determinable from the photograph.
Small passerine, species not reliably identifiable; possibly a sparrow or similar songbird
Small contour feather, possibly from the body or a covert; exact position unclear
Unknown; likely a small domestic bird such as a chicken or pigeon, but the image does not support a reliable species identification.
Down or downy body feather; its exact tract cannot be determined.
Unknown; likely a small passerine (songbird).
Small contour or body feather; exact position is unclear.
Unidentified bird feather; the image does not support a reliable species identification.
Likely a small-to-medium flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact position cannot be determined.
Bird species cannot be reliably identified from this isolated feather; it appears to be a small, plain dark feather.
Likely a small contour or covert feather; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely Rock Pigeon (Common Pigeon)
Small contour feather, likely body or covert; exact position cannot be determined
Small down feather; bird species undetermined
Down or loose plumulaceous feather
Unidentified small white bird; species cannot be reliably identified from this image.
Small contour feather or covert; exact position unclear.
Small white waterfowl, most likely domestic chicken; species cannot be identified reliably from this feather alone.
Small contour or covert feather; exact position indeterminable.
Wild Turkey
Likely a tail or wing feather; exact position cannot be confirmed from the photograph.