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Small dove or pigeon (exact species indeterminate) - Columbidae species; likely a small dove, but the feather is not diagnostic enough for species-level identification

Small dove or pigeon (exact species indeterminate)

Small contour feather, possibly from the body or a covert; position uncertain
Likely Canada Goose (also Canadian Goose); species identification is tentative from the photograph. - Canada Goose (Branta canadensis), moderate confidence; exact species and feather position cannot be confirmed from appearance alone.

Likely Canada Goose (also Canadian Goose); species identification is tentative from the photograph.

Large contour or wing feather; exact tract and position are not determinable from this view.
Unidentified small bird; possibly a pigeon or dove (rock pigeon is one possibility). - Indeterminate from this feather alone; low confidence for any species-level identification.

Unidentified small bird; possibly a pigeon or dove (rock pigeon is one possibility).

Small contour feather, likely a body or covert feather; exact placement cannot be determined.
Unidentified bird; likely a large white domestic fowl or waterbird - Indeterminate from this damaged, largely unpatterned feather; species-level confidence is low.

Unidentified bird; likely a large white domestic fowl or waterbird

Likely a long flight feather (primary or secondary), though its severe wear and missing vane make placement uncertain.
Likely Barred Owl; also called Northern Barred Owl - Barred Owl (Strix varia), tentative identification; feather alone is not conclusive

Likely Barred Owl; also called Northern Barred Owl

Likely a tail feather (rectrix), though a barred wing feather is possible from this view.
Pigeon or dove (likely a domestic Rock Pigeon; exact species uncertain) - Rock Pigeon (Columba livia), tentative identification

Pigeon or dove (likely a domestic Rock Pigeon; exact species uncertain)

Contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; exact placement is indeterminate.
Likely Rock Pigeon (Common Pigeon; Feral Pigeon) - Columba livia — probable; identification from a single feather is not certain

Likely Rock Pigeon (Common Pigeon; Feral Pigeon)

Likely a secondary flight feather or large wing covert; exact position cannot be determined from the image alone.
Likely crow or raven (crow-family feather); exact species is not reliably identifiable from this image. - Corvus species; confidence low without location or a scale.

Likely crow or raven (crow-family feather); exact species is not reliably identifiable from this image.

Likely a large flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact position uncertain.
Likely Canada Goose (also called Canadian Goose); species identification is uncertain from this single feather. - Canada Goose — Branta canadensis (low confidence; a large goose feather is plausible, but the image does not support reliable species identification).

Likely Canada Goose (also called Canadian Goose); species identification is uncertain from this single feather.

Likely a long wing flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact position is indeterminate.
Small passerine; species cannot be identified reliably from this feather alone - Indeterminate; a small songbird is most likely, low confidence

Small passerine; species cannot be identified reliably from this feather alone

Small contour feather, possibly from the wing or body; exact position indeterminable
Small brown passerine; species cannot be reliably identified from this feather alone. - Indeterminate passerine (low confidence at species level)

Small brown passerine; species cannot be reliably identified from this feather alone.

Small contour feather, possibly a body or covert feather.
Small owl, possibly a screech-owl; species cannot be reliably identified from this single feather. - Uncertain; owl (Order Strigiformes), low confidence at species level.

Small owl, possibly a screech-owl; species cannot be reliably identified from this single feather.

Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing covert; exact position is indeterminable.
Likely Rock Pigeon (feral pigeon); also called Rock Dove or common pigeon - Rock Pigeon (Columba livia), tentative identification; confidence moderate to low from a single unmarked feather

Likely Rock Pigeon (feral pigeon); also called Rock Dove or common pigeon

Likely a contour feather, possibly a body or wing-covert feather; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely a dove or pigeon; species cannot be reliably identified from this single feather. - Columbidae species, undetermined (low confidence); the gray, dark-banded pattern is consistent with several doves and pigeons.

Likely a dove or pigeon; species cannot be reliably identified from this single feather.

Likely a small contour feather, possibly from the wing or body; exact placement is indeterminate.
Small unidentified bird feather; species cannot be determined from this downy specimen. - Indeterminate (low confidence at species level).

Small unidentified bird feather; species cannot be determined from this downy specimen.

Down or downy semiplume; exact type and body position cannot be established from the image.
Likely Pied Currawong (also known as the Clinking Currawong); identification is tentative from a single feather. - Strepera graculina — probable, moderate-to-low confidence; a black-and-white Australian magpie feather is another possibility.

Likely Pied Currawong (also known as the Clinking Currawong); identification is tentative from a single feather.

Likely a secondary flight feather or large wing covert; exact position cannot be established from this view.
Blue Jay - Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata); likely, moderate confidence from the blue-and-black pattern

Blue Jay

Likely a wing flight feather, probably a secondary or large covert; exact position cannot be determined from this view.
Blue Jay - Cyanocitta cristata (likely; moderate confidence from the blue-and-white pattern)

Blue Jay

Likely a wing flight feather, probably a secondary or tertial; exact position is uncertain.
Likely Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted form); confidence moderate - Colaptes auratus (likely Yellow-shafted Northern Flicker)

Likely Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted form); confidence moderate

Likely a tail feather (rectrix), though exact position is uncertain from the photograph.
Likely Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted Flicker); exact form uncertain - Northern Flicker (Colaptes auratus), moderate confidence

Likely Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted Flicker); exact form uncertain

Likely a small flight feather or elongated covert; exact wing position cannot be determined from the photograph.
Likely Barred Owl (also known as the Hoot Owl); identification from a single feather is uncertain. - Strix varia — probable, low-to-moderate confidence

Likely Barred Owl (also known as the Hoot Owl); identification from a single feather is uncertain.

Likely a wing flight feather, probably a secondary; exact position cannot be confirmed from the image.
Likely Wild Turkey; also called Turkey - Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo), moderate confidence; exact identification is uncertain from this single feather.

Likely Wild Turkey; also called Turkey

Likely a body contour feather, possibly from the flank or back; precise tract is uncertain.
Owl; exact species indeterminate. The bold brown-and-buff barring is compatible with several North American owls, including Barred Owl and Great Horned Owl. - Owl species (Strigiformes), unidentified; low confidence for any single species from this feather alone.

Owl; exact species indeterminate. The bold brown-and-buff barring is compatible with several North American owls, including Barred Owl and Great Horned Owl.

Likely a contour feather, possibly from the wing or body; position is not certain.
Likely Eurasian Magpie (Common Magpie); identification is tentative from one feather. - Eurasian Magpie (Pica pica), moderate confidence; other corvids may have similar feathers.

Likely Eurasian Magpie (Common Magpie); identification is tentative from one feather.

Likely a contour feather, possibly from the body or wing coverts; exact position is uncertain.
Likely Barn Owl (also Common Barn Owl); identification is tentative from this single feather. - Tyto alba — probable, low-to-moderate confidence; species cannot be confirmed from the image alone.

Likely Barn Owl (also Common Barn Owl); identification is tentative from this single feather.

Likely a contour feather, possibly from the wing or tail; exact position is indeterminate.
Uncertain; likely a domestic chicken (also called the chicken or domestic fowl) - Gallus gallus domesticus (domestic form of the Red Junglefowl); low confidence from this small feather alone

Uncertain; likely a domestic chicken (also called the chicken or domestic fowl)

Small contour or body feather, possibly from the wing or flank; exact tract is indeterminate.
Likely a Barred Owl; identification is tentative from a single feather. - Strix varia (moderate confidence)

Likely a Barred Owl; identification is tentative from a single feather.

Likely a wing flight feather, probably a secondary; exact position uncertain.
Likely wild turkey (also turkey); species identification is uncertain from this single feather. - Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo), tentative; confidence low to moderate.

Likely wild turkey (also turkey); species identification is uncertain from this single feather.

Likely a long wing flight feather, but exact position cannot be established from the image.
Likely Rock Ptarmigan; also called Rock Grouse or Snow Chicken in some regions. - Rock Ptarmigan (*Lagopus muta*), tentative identification; the feather alone is not diagnostic.

Likely Rock Ptarmigan; also called Rock Grouse or Snow Chicken in some regions.

Likely a body contour feather, possibly from the flank or wing coverts; exact position is uncertain.
Likely Barred Owl; identification is uncertain from one feather. - Barred Owl (Strix varia), low-to-moderate confidence

Likely Barred Owl; identification is uncertain from one feather.

Likely a barred wing or tail feather; exact position cannot be determined from the image.
Unidentified bird feather; the brown-and-white pattern is insufficient for a reliable species identification. - Undetermined (low confidence for any species-level identification from this image).

Unidentified bird feather; the brown-and-white pattern is insufficient for a reliable species identification.

Likely a damaged contour feather or small flight feather; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely Wild Turkey; also called Turkey - Meleagris gallopavo — probable, but identification from this single feather is uncertain

Likely Wild Turkey; also called Turkey

Large contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; exact position cannot be determined confidently
Peacock (Indian Peafowl) - Indian Peafowl (Pavo cristatus), likely; moderate confidence from the dark, broad feather and visible coloration, though the specimen is unusual and its exact source is uncertain.

Peacock (Indian Peafowl)

Likely an ornamental upper-tail-covert feather or a trimmed decorative feather; exact tract cannot be confirmed from the image.
Unidentified gray bird; possibly a pigeon (Rock Pigeon), but the image is insufficient for reliable identification - Indeterminate; Rock Pigeon (Columba livia) is a low-confidence possibility

Unidentified gray bird; possibly a pigeon (Rock Pigeon), but the image is insufficient for reliable identification

Likely a contour feather or small secondary; exact position cannot be established from the image
Likely Wild Turkey (Eastern Wild Turkey); exact species uncertain from this feather alone - Meleagris gallopavo — probable, moderate-to-low confidence

Likely Wild Turkey (Eastern Wild Turkey); exact species uncertain from this feather alone

Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; exact tract uncertain
Large white domestic fowl feather; likely from a domestic turkey or goose, but species cannot be reliably determined from this image. - Uncertain; domestic turkey (Meleagris gallopavo domesticus) or domestic goose (Anser anser domesticus) are possibilities. Confidence is low.

Large white domestic fowl feather; likely from a domestic turkey or goose, but species cannot be reliably determined from this image.

Large flight feather, likely a primary or secondary; the image does not show enough of the base or full outline to determine position.
Wild Turkey (Turkey) - Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo); moderate confidence, based on the barred pattern and size.

Wild Turkey (Turkey)

Likely a body or wing-covert feather; exact position is uncertain from the image.
Likely Rock Pigeon (Common Pigeon, Feral Pigeon) - Columba livia; provisional identification, low confidence from this plain-colored feather alone

Likely Rock Pigeon (Common Pigeon, Feral Pigeon)

Small contour feather, possibly from the body or wing coverts; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely Mourning Dove (also called the American Mourning Dove); identification is tentative from this single feather. - Zenaida macroura — low confidence; a dove or pigeon feather is plausible, but the image does not establish species.

Likely Mourning Dove (also called the American Mourning Dove); identification is tentative from this single feather.

Likely a small flight feather or large covert; exact wing position cannot be determined.
Blue Jay - Cyanocitta cristata (probable; moderate confidence)

Blue Jay

Small contour feather, likely from the wing or tail; exact position cannot be determined from this image.
Wild Turkey (Turkey) - Meleagris gallopavo — likely; moderate confidence from the broad, barred feather

Wild Turkey (Turkey)

Likely a tail feather (rectrix), though a large wing feather cannot be excluded from the photo.
Wild Turkey (also Turkey) - Wild Turkey (*Meleagris gallopavo*); likely, but exact identification from one feather is uncertain.

Wild Turkey (also Turkey)

Likely a large flight feather, possibly a secondary; precise wing position cannot be determined from the photo.