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Really? Ok thanks. I have seen young starlings and they have a lot more spots. Check out my photos here http://lifeon12acres.com/birds/starling

I've had these 2 birds recently. They don't look like the same species. They come in flocks and go into the eaves troughs. I don't think they are starlings as the beak is too long. I live 22km south east of Cardston Alberta. Sorry 2nd one isn't as clear as it could be.

The feather was on ground on my property in Canada.

Thanks, I assumed it was a Red Tail Hawk but wasn't sure as it's a shorter feather than I thought it would be.

Found this feather on our property 22km south east of Cardston, Alberta. We do have Red Tail Hawks nesting that have 2 chicks still on nest so I was wondering if it's from one of the adults as their tail feathers are this colour but I thought it too short. It's 8 1/2 inches long.

Wow, that was fast, thanks for the correction.

It this a Willow Flycatcher. Located 22km south east of Cardston, Alberta, 4km from US border. Very first sighting here.

Thanks very much.

This spring I have seen many birds that I've never seen before. Attached are 3 that I cannot identify, hope you can help. I am 22km southeast of Cardston Alberta. They are all small birds, smaller than a Robin. Thanks

This spring I have seen many birds that I've never seen before. Attached are 3 that I cannot identify, hope you can help. I am 22km southeast of Cardston Alberta. They are all small birds, smaller than a Robin. Thanks

Thank you! He is in my book. I have seen many sparrows, but not this one before. http://lifeon12acres.com/birds/sparrows

I've seen this little (about 4-4/12", smaller than a sparrow) bird the last couple of days. I'm located 22km south east of Cardston, Alberta. He's not in my bird book. Help please.

Thanks for your help everyone. We just had a snow storm the day before.. here in southern Alberta, we've had snow every month of the year!! Can't seem to get rid of it this year, no sooner does it melt, then we get more!

This little guy was eating his gopher just outside our window. I'm not sure which type of hawk he is. He's small, about half the size of a Swainson's hawk. Location, 22km southeast of Cardston, Alberta.

Thank you!! You album is pretty nice too. Where are you?