All Feathers
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Red-shouldered Hawk
Flight (Secondary remex)
Mourning Dove (Rain Dove, Turtle Dove)
Contour (Body feather)
Great Horned Owl (Tiger Owl, Hoot Owl)
Contour (Body Feather)
Wood Pigeon (also known as the Common Wood Pigeon)
Primary flight feather (Remex), likely from the mid-wing (P5-P7)
Wild Turkey
Primary flight feather (remex), specifically one of the outermost primaries (likely P8-P10).
Eurasian Jay
Primary flight feather, likely P10 (outermost)
Great Horned Owl (also nicknamed the Tiger Owl or Hoot Owl)
Flight feather (secondary remex)
Canada Goose
Flight feather, likely a secondary or inner primary remex.
Downy Woodpecker / Hairy Woodpecker
Flight feather (Remiges), likely a mid-to-inner Primary or Secondary
Mourning Dove (Rain Dove, Turtle Dove)
Tail feather (Rectrices), specifically outer or intermediate rectrices (R3-R5).
Great Horned Owl (Hoot Owl, Tiger Owl)
Flight feather (secondary remex)
Great Horned Owl (Hoot Owl, Cat Owl, Tiger Owl)
Tail (Rectrix)
Black-billed Magpie (American Magpie)
Tail (Rectrix)
Black-billed Magpie (American Magpie)
Primary flight feather (remex), likely an outer primary (P7-P9) due to the distinct emargination and color distribution.
Red-tailed Hawk
Secondary Flight Feather (Remiges)
Great Horned Owl (Hoot Owl, Tiger Owl)
Primary flight feather (remiges), likely an inner primary (e.g., P2-P4) from the right wing.
Common Raven (Northern Raven)
Primary flight feather (remex), likely an inner primary (P1-P4)
Mallard (Drake), Northern Mallard
Contour feather (Body feather)
Great Horned Owl (also known as Tiger Owl or Hoot Owl)
Primary flight feathers (Remiges); specifically outer primaries showing distinct asymmetrical vanes.
Great Argus (also known as the Argus Pheasant)
Secondary flight feather (Remige)
Eurasian Sparrowhawk (also known as the Northern Sparrowhawk)
Tail feather (rectrix), likely from the outer or intermediate position.
Wild Turkey
Tail feather (Rectrix)
Red-tailed Hawk (also known as Chickenhawk or Buzzard)
Tail feather (rectrix), likely from an immature/juvenile individual.
Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted subspecies)
Primary flight feather (remex), likely from the outer wing (P4-P7)
Ruffed Grouse (also known as Partridge or Mountain Pheasant)
Contour (likely a tail covert or lower back feather)
Red-shouldered Hawk
Secondary flight feather (Remiges)
Red-shouldered Hawk
Secondary flight feather (Remiges)
Great Horned Owl (also known as Tiger Owl or Hoot Owl)
Tail feathers (rectrices); likely from the lateral or central position of the tail fan.
Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted subspecies), also known as the Common Flicker.
Tail Feather (Rectrix); specifically a central or medial tail feather.
Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted subspecies), also known as Common Flicker.
Primary flight feather, likely one of the outer remiges (P7-P9) due to the strong asymmetry and narrow outer vane.
Great Horned Owl (also known as Tiger Owl or Hoot Owl)
Flight feather (secondary remex)
Wild Turkey
Secondary flight feather (Remex)
American Crow
Contour feather (Body feather)
American Crow (Common Crow)
Flight feather (Secondary remex)
Canada Goose (also known as Wild Goose or Honker)
Secondary flight feather (Remex)
American Crow (Common Crow)
Tail feather (Rectrix)
American Crow (Common Crow)
Contour feather (Body feather)
American Crow (Common Crow)
Flight feather; specifically a primary remex (likely P4 or P5) due to the marked asymmetry and elongated shape.
Wild Turkey
Primary flight feather (Remex), likely P8 or P9 based on the degree of asymmetry.
Canada Goose (alternate: Canadian Goose)
Primary flight feather, likely one of the inner primaries (P1-P3) or a large secondary.
Rock Pigeon (also known as Rock Dove, Feral Pigeon, or Common Pigeon)
Flight feather (Remex); likely a secondary wing feather based on the curvature and proportions.