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‎M Posted 18 years ago
Do you have photos in your photostream of birds with unknown IDs? If so, this is the place to post them.

No doubt, one of the many experts at Birds Photos will be able to IDentify the species for you.


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andreas_fery Posted 3 years ago
I am really very bad with identifying gulls. I would be grateful for an id of this one, though it is presumably a very common one

Möwe
JK Nelson Posted 3 years ago Edited by JK Nelson (member) 3 years ago
This visited our bird bath in late August, in southeast Michigan. Note the bluish "stripe" (crest?) down the head, and the iridescence in the wings.

Update: A grackle of some kind, probably adolescent and/or molting as the feathers are...non-standard for local grackles.

Mystery visitor
Welsh Harlequin Posted 3 years ago
Fuengirola Spain a
brian.gerstle Posted 3 years ago
Saw this hawk at Safety Harbor in Tampa Bay, FL. Seen lots of Red Shouldered Hawks in my area, but none like this. Using Photo ID in the Merlin app led me to think it might be a Broad-Winged Hawk, but still not sure. Any ideas?

Various birds from a trip to a nearby marina.
jim.lochhead Posted 2 years ago
flic.kr/p/2p7qn5V

Cancun, January 2014
wsmears Posted 2 years ago
jim.lochhead:

Cooper Hawk, I think.
Gianluigi Roda Photography Posted 2 years ago Edited by Gianluigi Roda Photography (member) 2 years ago
What species does this bird belong to?
Is maybe a passer domesticus ?
Thanks :)
t.ly/mnHOa
Scott Ableman Posted 2 years ago
Is this perhaps a juvenile Batelier? Seen in the Okavango Delta in June:

Juvenile Bateleur, I think

Juvenile Bateleur, I think

Juvenile Bateleur, I think
christopher.j.noyes Posted 6 months ago
‎M:
seen in
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/cjnoyesuws/54469801026/in/pool-birdsphotos/]
Birds Photos
I think it's Salt Marsh Sparrow?
Perfectpixelspdx Posted 5 months ago
Does anyone know what type of duck this is? The male has a grey color. Flotilla
mausgabe Posted 5 months ago
Wood Duck Hen and Chicks. Wood Duck Drake is very colorful in breeding season, less so in eclipse, but still with a colorful beak. Juveniles resemble females.
Clark Engbrecht Posted 1 month ago
C3N_2436 by Clark Engbrecht

I need some help identifying this bird. I took this photo yesterday, August 26, 2025 at Quivira National Wildlife Refuge in central, Kanasas. Thanks!
mausgabe Posted 1 month ago Edited by mausgabe (member) 1 month ago
Look through these flycatchers / kingbirds / phoebes / wood-pewees — probably one of those.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_birds_of_Kansas#Tyrant_flyc...
Clark Engbrecht Posted 1 month ago
mausgabe:

Thanks! I believe it is an Eastern Kingbird.
robin_ottawa Posted 1 month ago
I agree. The location is right and the white tail tip is indicative.
Daren Rose Posted 1 month ago
Yes it is a Eastern Kingbird
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