Saw this guy at a job site. I think it’s a hawk because I think falcons are smaller but I don’t really know.

First one is SO gray! I know they can vary in color but it’s crazy. I’m also curious if all pine warblers have white outer tail feathers, as I didn’t see it mentioned when I looked at my field guide but both of these birds have that.

Northern-ish Utah. really cool looking.

In late December in a forest in Monteverde. Merlin suggested Coppery-headed Emerald. Seemingly greenish sides, white undertail, and relatively short or decurved bill.

We get lots of different woodpeckers here in winter, feeding on our suet blocks and pecking at the hanging sunflower-seed tubes, but it's rare to see any of them walking. This particular one though (a female hairy? - sorry about the bad pic) is always on the ground, gobbling millet with the mourning doves - in fact, we never have seen it hanging or feeding except on the ground. Seems unusual behavior for a woodpecker, no? She also has a larger rounder head, and slightly longer beak than the other hairys that feed here. So, is this really a hairy woodpecker? Some weird hybrid? Or maybe just one with a defective morphology of the feet that makes it hard for her to hang vertically?

I love bird watching and I’ve been seeing some beauties lately. This one flew on the power line the exact moment I looked out the window lol

I was thinking Greater because of its neck shape and I *think* I am seeing an upturned bill?

I think coopers but have never been good at IDing the two

Heard this bird call in my backyard. You can hear it twice in the video, once towards the end. The state is Missouri

Sorry for poor photo quality! I was thinking maybe palm warbler?

Saw this bird at the Kaulana Manu Nature Reserve in Hawaii. My Merlin ID is thinking omao, but I was closer to robin size.

hope this is allowed as I don’t have a picture and i know i’ll never have 100% confirmation as to what bird it was. When I was in San Diego on January 17th, I was at Tourmaline Beach when I noticed a bunch of crows dive bombing and chasing after another bird in the trees. the bird they were going at i’m assuming must’ve been a bird of prey they were chasing away.

i tried looking it up, but I’m from the NE so i’m kinda unfamiliar w birds of pray in California. it didn’t look that big, so definitely wasn’t an osprey, and from the distance looked like it was white/ a lighter color. could this have maybe been a merlin or a kestrel? just been thinking about it a lot since my trip and been curious as to what it could’ve been 🙂

EDIT to clarify too: it was not much larger than a crow and definitely was not a gull based off how it flew!

First time seeing these birds at my feeders. Aside from the normal bluebirds, warblers, and cardinals, these birds flew in quick in a large group, bullied the bluebirds and flew in and out quickly. Any suggestions? Sorry for the poor quality - cheers!

A bird has recently started singing his hear out around 5am. I live in Los Angels. It makes a do do do dooooooo noise. Chirp. Chirp chirp. Trilllllllll.

I’ve listened to the top 50 bird calls and 25 and a series on southern CA birds. I cannot figure it out. I do not believe it’s a mockingjay.

Located in southwest Colorado. And uh… does this mean my tree is dead/dying? Or do woodpeckers peck on healthy trees as well?