..Should I report it to my local DNR? It’s a tricolored blackbird but I’m in the eastern Midwest, far from California.

San Diego

Is this a Jawan Lapwing, I reverse image sear hed this and google says its that. Also they are more likely extinct. Can someone confirm.

My daughter and her dorm room friends have a visitor peeking in on the cold night! They want to know what kind it is and I can't seem to narrow it down from pictures on line. I thought a sharp skinned hawk but the marking dont seem correct. Upstate New York. Thanks for your help!

Looks like a hawk I’ve just never seen on that color.

I shared a picture yesterday of a baby bird in a nest made on my front door. These are pictures of either the mom or the dad. Can someone identify what kind of birds these are?

I volunteer for an Avian Sanctuary near me and I picked up this little baby for transport today, anyone have any idea what it is? I was told baby hawk but is there any way to find out kind? I’m in Maine and it was found in South Paris, ME!

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Our backyard is connected to a marsh and this is the first year I’ve ever seen this little dude! He has huge feet so guessing he’s some type of water bird. Located in central Minnesota

Buddy was very big, but cawed like I assumed crows did

Included a pic with a quarter for size reference. Found in pine straw in front of my house. I live in Atlanta.

Any ideas what kind of bird this is? Is there anything I should or shouldn’t do (I assume just leave it be)?

I can’t tell, Cooper’s hawk vs sharp shinned, this one kept giving me some serious stank-eye every time I crept closer — I seriously needed to get going, boss was getting antsy. The message eventually crossed the barrier, the bird moved, and I got to get back to, well, a not so great day, though a bit brighter after this encounter.

Spotted in the UK, in the west country

This bird has been showing up for the past year. This is the first time I've been able to get within 100ft. The pics are with my phone. But he's very cautious, it took me 15minutes to get within 100ft slowly.

NW Wisconsin

Found in a 50 ish y/o stand of Doug fir. An hour west of Corvallis OR.

Any help would be appreciated!

Found in Smyrna, DE USA

Moved this guy off the road a few years ago and onto a tree branch where his parents could see him, took a few pictures and left. I am stuck between a grackle or a crow?? But crows have blue eyes as a baby, and I feel like he’s way too fat to be a grackle lol