Bob Berryhill

Thank you @IKLland, I thought cattle egrets were solid white?

Can anyone confirm if this is a Snowy Egret? I think it may be too large? Thank you for your help.

I thought this first one might be an African Spotted Eagle owl. I also thought the two owls were the same but now I am not sure. Confirmation or other suggestions? The photographs were take in Kruger National Park, South Africa in October of 2018. Thank you for your help.

Thank you @Kerri, and thank you @birdbrain22 and @akandula for the information.

Please help me identify this bird photographed in Kruger National Park in October of 2018. The scientific name would greatly appreciated as well. Thank you!

I took this photograph in Kruger National Park in October of 2018. Please help me identify this bird and the scientific name. Thank you!

I took this photo in Kruger National Park in October of 2018. Please help me identify the scientific name. Thank you!

I took this photo in Kruger National Park in October of 2018. I think it is a Red Crested Woodpecker. Please help me confirm the scientific name. Thank you!

I took this photo in Kruger National Park in October of 2018. Please identify the species and the scientific name. Thank you!

I took these two photos in my backyard in Birmingham, AL in June of 2019. I think these are the same but the second was is just a bit wet from a rain. Please help me identify these birds. Thank you!

I narrowed this bird down to a Wood Thrush but the description says the eye ring is white. This one look yellow to me. Photo taken in Birmingham, AL in June of 2019.

I photographed this bird in my backyard in Birmingham AL in June of 2019. I think the bill is cone shaped, it's body is perched-like and it's primary color is gray. That got me to the sparrow family but I could not find a black/gray and white one that looks quite like this one. I appreciate your help and any suggestions you have for being able to identify the bird. I call myself a photographer, new to identifying the species.