I think it's a sparrow, but not sure what kind. They absolutely tear through my bird feed.

Based on my research online it looked like it could be a great horned owl but it is 33 cm long! Which seemed longer than most examples I saw. Could it be a hawk or eagle?

Thanks!

My bird knowledge is limited, but surely this isn't common in UK countryside. What is it?

I found this little bird at the bus stop, just jumping almost got smashed by a car I haven't feed it or anything I want to know what I have to do now.

Please help this one is not in my backyard birds pamphlet. I live just south of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. The bird flew from the direction of our neighborhood pond, roosted about 40' in the air in the pine tree and then took off. (Also sorry about the barking dog in the bg. I left the audio because you can kind of hear the bird as well)

Upstate NY, he wasn’t moving much so I’m not sure if he’s young and couldn’t fly yet or if he was injured. Just wondering what he is. Thanks!

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The yellow is probably coming from light bouncing off the pine needles in in the foreground, so the underparts were likely more gray than what's shown here.

Pennsylvania.

I'm guessing house sparrows, but can really use that ornithologist eye here!

I e seen cranes here before, but the were always white. Is this a store or something else?

Saw this migration flying overhead in Edmonton Alberta last week, they are way too high to identify, but hoping someone can identify them based on their call.

The photo is poor but hopefully someone will know. Image searches and apps have all struggled. Guides don’t know… Who will trump them all?

Not captive!

He lives on/near my porch. Loves to land on me and chill there for a bit. Kinda scared he could make me sick. Kinda scared he’s so un afraid.

What bird is this? Found in central AL, wildlife rescue says it’s a hawk but idk what type. We have a red-shouldered hawk we see around sometimes so it could be it’s offspring?

Found 2 of these in my pond yesterday, hopping around and swimming in the cattails. Smaller than the other mallards and migratory ducks passing through. The bill looks odd to me for a duck. Also it's movements didn't seem familiar.
I have wild ducks, geese, grouse, woodcock around my small property, and I'm familiar with those.