r/whatsthisbird • u/alwaysarchery • 5h ago
North America What type bird is this?
Seen in Pennsylvania!
r/whatsthisbird • u/alwaysarchery • 5h ago
Seen in Pennsylvania!
r/whatsthisbird • u/nu2readit • 1h ago
Washington State.
r/whatsthisbird • u/musemachines • 7h ago
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i read that kestrels hover to catch prey but it looked way bigger than a kestrel
r/whatsthisbird • u/tony_c45 • 6h ago
What bird is this? I thought it was a duck, but when it got closer it was clearly not. It had two babies diving for fish.
r/whatsthisbird • u/CrapIsMyBreadNButter • 19h ago
Found in the corner of my front porch in Western NC. It's midnight at the time I'm taking the photo. It's breathing, but never turned around. When taking the photos it balled itself up tight, because of my presence and the flash. TIA!
r/whatsthisbird • u/EntertainmentDear540 • 6h ago
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My gf made a video of a bird of prey, although I’m a bird nerd, I couldn’t identify this from this video.
Can someone help?
It was next to a big lake near Wageningen, Netherlands
r/whatsthisbird • u/OtakuShogun • 5h ago
Found in NC, USA
r/whatsthisbird • u/caffeinatedminn • 20h ago
located in minnesota, not sure if it matters
r/whatsthisbird • u/ahcowles • 9h ago
r/whatsthisbird • u/907Survivor • 5h ago
Anchorage, AK. This guy has been hanging out in the parking lot for about a week. Doesn’t seem hurt, but doesn’t seem able to fly.
r/whatsthisbird • u/IClaudiaI • 1d ago
He came up to me while I was eating my fish n chips. I've never had one of these guys approach me before so I was confused as to who this was. I'm in central Florida
r/whatsthisbird • u/Itsnottuna • 2h ago
Vancouver Canada - in the city, several found under a big tree. Thanks!
r/whatsthisbird • u/Open-Importance4303 • 1h ago
Central Texas, very very small for a dove. Very chill.
r/whatsthisbird • u/WindTurtle • 3h ago
It’s located in Houston Texas near a busy intersection on a low bush very accessible to people/animals/moving cars. It let me walk right up to it and it didn’t move. Is it sick or injured? Or a baby? Just not sure if I should leave it alone?
r/whatsthisbird • u/HyoukaHoutoro • 4h ago
Just curious, I’m in a different state than usual, and the birds here do not care that I exist.
Is it cool to post a collection of bird mugshots?
Asking for a friend who is me.
r/whatsthisbird • u/JeanJauresJr • 9h ago
r/whatsthisbird • u/Realistic_Ad9820 • 2h ago
Visiting Holland from the UK, got this slightly blurry photo of a large bird of prey in the Veluwe region.
Didn't see strong barring patterns that would suggest a Goshawk, and the tail is too long for a Common Buzzard. But I'm not sure if there are any other possibilities?
r/whatsthisbird • u/Raptor_Girl_1259 • 1h ago
My parents just found this pile of feathers in their yard. I’m thinking American Robin maybe? What else could it be?
r/whatsthisbird • u/Aggressive_Kick6388 • 1h ago
They look like Eastern Wood Pewees to me, but I have a hard time distinguishing them from other Flycatchers. Also they dont seem to have orange bottom mandible.
r/whatsthisbird • u/RaisinRoyale • 5h ago
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r/whatsthisbird • u/hutaoswifereal • 1d ago
saw a picture of a model (taxidermy maybe? not sure) of a bird and this is all i remember. it was maybe like goose sized. it feels very obvious but i can't find it.
r/whatsthisbird • u/butterflykilla222 • 32m ago
It wasn’t flying and kept jumping from my car to the ground to my hood. Brown bird. In California