All Feathers
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Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted variation/hybrid)
Tail feather (Rectrix), likely from the lateral or outer position (not a central stiffened rectrix).
Rock Pigeon (also known as Feral Pigeon or Rock Dove)
Tail feather (Rectrix). Placement appears to be an outer or intermediate rectrix based on the slight asymmetry.
Canada Goose, also known as Canadian Goose
Flight feather, specifically a primary remex (likely P6-P10).
Mourning Dove (also known as Rain Dove, Turtle Dove, or Carolina Pigeon)
Flight feather, specifically a primary remex (likely P8 or P9 based on asymmetry and shape)
Wild Turkey
Secondary Flight Feather (Remiges)
Wild Turkey
Secondary Flight Feather (Remex)
Wild Turkey
Tail (rectrix), likely from the central or mid-section of the fan.
Canada Goose
Contour - Tail (Rectrix) or Lower Body
White Peafowl (Leucistic Indian Peafowl)
Upper-tail Covert (Ocellated Train Feather)
Indian Peafowl (often referred to as a Peacock)
Tail Covert (Supra-caudal covert), specifically part of the male's train
American Crow (Common Crow)
Flight feather (secondary remex)
Australian Magpie
Rectrices (Tail feathers)
Golden Eagle
Primary flight feather (remex), likely an outer primary (P7-P9) from an immature bird.
Canada Goose
Primary flight feather (remex), likely from the outer wing (P8–P10 region).
Sulphur-crested Cockatoo (also known as the Greater Sulphur-crested Cockatoo)
Primary flight feather (remiges), specifically one of the outer primaries (likely P7-P9) due to the extreme asymmetry and narrow outer vane.
Mourning Dove (also known as Rain Dove or Turtle Dove)
Tail feather (Rectrix), likely from the outer or intermediate position.
Canada Goose
Flight feather (Remex); likely a secondary or inner primary
Mourning Dove (Rain Dove, Carolina Pigeon)
Secondary Flight Feather (Remex)
Great Horned Owl (also known as Tiger Owl or Hoot Owl)
Flight feather, specifically a primary wing feather (remiges), likely from the mid-to-outer wing (P4-P7)
Mourning Dove (Rain Dove, Turtle Dove)
Flight feather, specifically a primary feather from the wing.
Common Raven
Primary flight feather (Remex), likely P4-P6
Turkey Vulture (also known as Turkey Buzzard or John Crow)
Primary flight feather (remex), likely P6 or P7 based on curvature and emargination position.
Ring-necked Pheasant; also known as the Common Pheasant
Flight feather, specifically a primary remex (likely P6-P8 position)
Ring-billed Gull
Primary flight feather (Remiges), likely P10 (outermost primary)
Ring-billed Gull
Primary flight feather (Remiges), likely P10 (outermost primary)
Australian Pelican
Primary flight feather (remex), likely P10 or P9 (outer primary)
Common Wood Pigeon (Cushat, Quist)
Primary flight feather (remiges), likely one of the outer primaries (P8-P10)
Canada Goose
Primary Flight Feather (Remex, likely P7 or P8)
Pileated Woodpecker
Primary flight feather (remiges), likely mid-primary (P4-P6)
American Crow
Primary flight feather (remiges), likely P4-P6
Wild Turkey
Primary flight feather (remex), likely P7-P9 based on the strong asymmetry and degree of curvature.
Wild Turkey
Body Contour Feather
Mourning Dove (also known as Rain Dove or Turtle Dove)
Semiplume to Contour (body feather)
Eurasian Jay
Primary flight feather, likely P8 or P9
Mallard (alternately known as Wild Duck)
Secondary flight feather (remex), likely from the speculum region
Cooper's Hawk
Primary flight feather (remex), likely P7-P9
Carrion Crow (also known as Rabenkrähe in German)
Flight feather (remex), specifically a secondary feather from the wing.
Carrion Crow (Common Crow)
Primary flight feather (remex), likely P7 or P8 from the right wing
Eurasian Kestrel (Common Kestrel, Turmfalke)
Tail feather (Rectrix), likely from an outer position (R4 or R5)
Common Wood Pigeon (European Wood Pigeon)
Rectrix (Tail feather)
Common Buzzard
Primary flight feather (remex), likely one of the outer feathers such as P8 or P9