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Domestic chicken (chicken; domestic fowl) - Gallus gallus domesticus — likely, but breed and exact source cannot be determined from this image.

Domestic chicken (chicken; domestic fowl)

Contour feather, likely from the body or tail-coverts; exact position is uncertain.
Likely domestic goose (often called a domestic goose); exact species is uncertain from this pale feather alone. - Anser anser domesticus or Anser cygnoides domesticus; low confidence

Likely domestic goose (often called a domestic goose); exact species is uncertain from this pale feather alone.

Likely a large contour or wing-covert feather; position cannot be determined reliably from the photo.
Large white domestic goose (often called a domestic goose); exact breed or wild ancestor cannot be identified from this feather. - Domestic goose, Anser anser domesticus (likely; low confidence from feather alone)

Large white domestic goose (often called a domestic goose); exact breed or wild ancestor cannot be identified from this feather.

Large flight feather, probably a secondary or primary; exact position is indeterminate from this view.
Unidentified bird; likely a domestic chicken or turkey. The image does not support a reliable species identification. - Galliformes sp. (low confidence; exact species indeterminable)

Unidentified bird; likely a domestic chicken or turkey. The image does not support a reliable species identification.

Two loose feathers, likely contour or wing feathers; exact positions cannot be determined.
Likely Barn Owl (also called Common Barn Owl); identification is tentative from this single feather. - Tyto alba — moderate confidence; similar owl species cannot be excluded from the image alone.

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

Likely a wing flight feather, perhaps a secondary; exact position is not determinable.
Likely Barred Owl; also called the Hoot Owl (identification tentative) - Strix varia — likely, but the feather alone is not diagnostic

Likely Barred Owl; also called the Hoot Owl (identification tentative)

Likely a barred wing or tail feather; exact position cannot be determined from this view.
Wild Turkey (Turkey) - Meleagris gallopavo — likely Wild Turkey; exact source cannot be confirmed from a single feather.

Wild Turkey (Turkey)

Likely a tail feather (rectrix) or large wing feather; precise position is uncertain.
Likely Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon; also called Rock Dove) - Columba livia — tentative identification; the feather alone does not allow confident species confirmation.

Likely Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon; also called Rock Dove)

Likely a wing flight feather, perhaps a secondary; exact position is uncertain from this view.
Likely Barred Owl (also known as Northern Barred Owl); identification is tentative from a single feather. - Strix varia — probable, moderate-to-low confidence; exact species cannot be confirmed from this image alone.

Likely Barred Owl (also known as Northern Barred Owl); identification is tentative from a single feather.

Likely a wing flight feather, probably a secondary; exact position is not determinable.
Likely Barred Owl; also called the Northern Barred Owl or hoot owl. - Barred Owl (Strix varia), probable; identification from one feather is not definitive.

Likely Barred Owl; also called the Northern Barred Owl or hoot owl.

Likely a large wing flight feather, probably a secondary; exact feather position cannot be confirmed from the photograph.
Likely Barred Owl; also known as the Northern Barred Owl - Strix varia — likely, moderate confidence from the visible barring

Likely Barred Owl; also known as the Northern Barred Owl

Likely a large wing or tail feather; exact tract cannot be determined from the photograph.
Likely Eurasian Collared-Dove (also Ring-necked Dove); identification is tentative from a single feather. - Streptopelia decaocto (moderate-low confidence; a pigeon or dove feather is most likely).

Likely Eurasian Collared-Dove (also Ring-necked Dove); identification is tentative from a single feather.

Likely a wing flight feather, perhaps a secondary; exact position is not determinable from the photograph.
Unidentified small bird; likely a pigeon or dove (family Columbidae), but the feather is not diagnostic enough for a reliable common-name identification. - Columbidae species, tentative; species-level identification is not possible from this image alone.

Unidentified small bird; likely a pigeon or dove (family Columbidae), but the feather is not diagnostic enough for a reliable common-name identification.

Small contour feather, possibly a body or covert feather.
Likely Rock Pigeon (feral pigeon; also called Rock Dove) - Columba livia — likely, but the feather alone is not diagnostic (moderate-low confidence)

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

Likely a small contour feather, possibly from the wing coverts; exact position cannot be determined from the image.
Large dark-feathered bird; species not reliably identifiable from this image - Uncertain; the visible feather lacks diagnostic markings for a confident species-level identification

Large dark-feathered bird; species not reliably identifiable from this image

Likely a large contour or flight feather; exact position cannot be determined from the cropped image
Uncertain; likely a large dark waterbird, possibly a cormorant or goose - Not reliably identifiable from this close-up; confidence in species-level identification is low

Uncertain; likely a large dark waterbird, possibly a cormorant or goose

Large pennaceous feather, likely a wing flight feather; exact position cannot be determined
Unidentified dark-colored bird; possibly a large waterbird such as a cormorant, but the image is insufficient for a reliable common-name identification. - Indeterminate; no species-level identification is reliable from this view.

Unidentified dark-colored bird; possibly a large waterbird such as a cormorant, but the image is insufficient for a reliable common-name identification.

Large flight feather, likely a secondary or primary remex; exact wing position cannot be determined.
Large dark raptor feather; likely Red-tailed Hawk (also known as Redtail), but species cannot be confirmed from this image. - Buteo jamaicensis — tentative, low confidence

Large dark raptor feather; likely Red-tailed Hawk (also known as Redtail), but species cannot be confirmed from this image.

Likely a large wing flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact position is indeterminable.
Likely Wild Turkey; also called Turkey - Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo), tentative identification; confidence low from a single dark feather.

Likely Wild Turkey; also called Turkey

Likely a large contour or wing feather; exact position cannot be determined from the image.
Likely wild turkey (Turkey) - Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo), tentative identification; the image alone does not establish species confidently.

Likely wild turkey (Turkey)

Likely a large contour or wing feather; exact position is unclear.
Unidentified dark-feathered bird; exact species cannot be reliably identified from this single feather. - Indeterminate (low confidence); a dark domestic or wild bird is possible.

Unidentified dark-feathered bird; exact species cannot be reliably identified from this single feather.

Small contour feather, likely from the body; exact position is unclear.
Small brown songbird; species not identifiable from this image - Indeterminate; insufficient visible detail for a reliable species-level identification

Small brown songbird; species not identifiable from this image

Small contour feather, possibly a body or covert feather
Unidentified bird; likely a small downy body feather. Species cannot be determined from this image. - Indeterminate (low confidence; insufficient diagnostic detail)

Unidentified bird; likely a small downy body feather. Species cannot be determined from this image.

Down or loose semiplume; exact type uncertain.
Unidentified small white bird; species cannot be determined from this image. - Indeterminate (low confidence; insufficient diagnostic detail)

Unidentified small white bird; species cannot be determined from this image.

Small contour or downy body feather; exact type and position unclear.
Unidentified bird feather - Indeterminate from this image; confidence in species identification is very low.

Unidentified bird feather

Likely a small contour feather or downy body feather; precise type is unclear.
Likely Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted); exact species uncertain - Colaptes auratus (probable; low confidence from this single small feather)

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

Likely tail feather or wing feather; exact position uncertain
Unidentified small bird; the specimen is too small and feature-poor for a reliable common-name identification. - Indeterminate; species cannot be identified confidently from this downy fragment.

Unidentified small bird; the specimen is too small and feature-poor for a reliable common-name identification.

Down or downy body-feather fragment; exact feather class and position are uncertain.
Unidentified small bird; species cannot be reliably determined from this feather alone. - Indeterminate (low confidence; likely a small passerine)

Unidentified small bird; species cannot be reliably determined from this feather alone.

Likely a small contour or covert feather; exact position is uncertain.
Unidentified bird; possibly a crow or similar dark-plumaged bird - Indeterminate from this feather image; confidence in species identification is low

Unidentified bird; possibly a crow or similar dark-plumaged bird

Likely a primary or secondary flight feather, though the image does not show enough detail to confirm its position
Likely Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted form; also called Common Flicker) - Northern Flicker (Colaptes auratus), moderate confidence; exact identity is uncertain from this feather alone.

Likely Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted form; also called Common Flicker)

Likely a tail feather (rectrix), though a wing feather cannot be excluded from the photo.
Unidentified small bird; possibly a pigeon or dove - Indeterminate from this pale, unmarked feather; species confidence is low.

Unidentified small bird; possibly a pigeon or dove

Small contour feather, likely a body feather; exact tract cannot be determined.
Unidentified bird; no reliable common name can be assigned from this image. - Indeterminate; the visible feather is too small and lacks diagnostic markings for species identification.

Unidentified bird; no reliable common name can be assigned from this image.

Small contour feather or covert; exact placement is unclear.
Large dark raptor, possibly an eagle or hawk; species cannot be reliably identified from this image. - Uncertain; insufficient visible diagnostic markings for a species-level identification.

Large dark raptor, possibly an eagle or hawk; species cannot be reliably identified from this image.

Likely a large flight feather, possibly a primary or secondary; exact position uncertain.
Unidentified small bird; the pale, plain appearance is not diagnostic enough for a reliable common-name identification. - Indeterminate from image; no confident species-level identification is possible.

Unidentified small bird; the pale, plain appearance is not diagnostic enough for a reliable common-name identification.

Small contour feather, possibly from the body or a covert; exact position is unclear.
Guinea fowl (helmeted guineafowl) - Helmeted Guineafowl (Numida meleagris); likely, moderate confidence from the spotted pattern.

Guinea fowl (helmeted guineafowl)

Likely a body contour feather; exact tract is uncertain.
Likely Wild Turkey (Turkey); exact species identification is uncertain from this single, monochrome-looking feather. - Meleagris gallopavo (tentative; low confidence)

Likely Wild Turkey (Turkey); exact species identification is uncertain from this single, monochrome-looking feather.

Likely a body contour feather; exact tract cannot be determined from the image.
Likely Wild Turkey (Eastern Wild Turkey); identification from a single feather is uncertain. - Meleagris gallopavo — probable, low confidence

Likely Wild Turkey (Eastern Wild Turkey); identification from a single feather is uncertain.

Likely a body contour feather; exact tract and position cannot be determined from the image.
Unidentified small bird; species cannot be reliably identified from this feather alone - Indeterminate (low confidence for any species-level identification)

Unidentified small bird; species cannot be reliably identified from this feather alone

Narrow flight feather, likely a primary or secondary; exact position is unclear
Likely Pied-billed Grebe; also called Hell-diver (regional name). - Podilymbus podiceps — tentative identification; moderate-to-low confidence from the image alone.

Likely Pied-billed Grebe; also called Hell-diver (regional name).

Likely a dark flight feather, possibly a primary; exact wing position cannot be established from this view.
Unidentified dark-colored bird feather; species cannot be reliably identified from this image. - Indeterminate (low confidence for any species-level identification)

Unidentified dark-colored bird feather; species cannot be reliably identified from this image.

Likely a small contour feather; precise feather tract is unclear.
Likely crow (American Crow or a closely related crow); exact species cannot be identified confidently from this feather alone. - Corvus sp. (low confidence; likely American Crow, Corvus brachyrhynchos, if found in North America)

Likely crow (American Crow or a closely related crow); exact species cannot be identified confidently from this feather alone.

Likely a small wing or tail feather; exact position is indeterminate.
Likely a woodpecker; exact species cannot be reliably identified from this single feather image. - Picidae species (low confidence; species undetermined)

Likely a woodpecker; exact species cannot be reliably identified from this single feather image.

Likely a wing flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact position uncertain.