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Posted on Reddit also: A week and a half ago, a family of robins hatched in my yard. Just this morning, someone looked out the window and found the nest empty and two out of three chicks dead on the ground. My guess is, there was an attack on the nest last night and when the babies jumped prematurely, two of them hit the rocks and died instantly. Just now, I found the third chick alive and in the middle of the yard. When I went near it, I saw the parents in the tree, and they were very annoyed at me for going near their baby. I haven’t seen them feed it yet, but I haven’t been watching very long. Any ideas on what to do next? Also, it didn’t run from me when I found it, so does that mean it could be hurt? Edit: ok, I just saw it get fed. But will it survive the night on the ground? 4592053D-AE5E-4623-BA9D-08AEEF5C353F.webp
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Hello everyone, I have found this bird near my home, i live in Dubai. This bird cant fly, her size is quite small like a sparrow but have big wings. It can't fly at all. It keeps hiding herself in the corners or under something. which bird is this? what it eats? how to take care of it? -
Hello, I am going through some old photos from Montana taken last Summer, and I've been trying to ID all the birds I saw. As a Floridian, I am not as familiar with some of these. Let me know if I am correct! 1.Cassin's Finch Female 2.Clay-Colored Sparrow 3.Slate-Colored Fox Sparrow 4.Ruby-Crowned Kinglet? 5.Golden-Crowned Kinglet? 6.Hammond's Flycatcher or Least Flycatcher. 7.Willow Flycatcher 8.Willow Flycatcher 7.Hammond's Flycatcher? 8.Western-Wood Peewee 9.9. This is the most difficult one in my opinion. I am pretty sure it is a juvenile Yellow-Rumped (Audubon's) Warbler. Note the yellow throat, thinner beak, and insectivorous diet. Thank you for the help! Those flycatchers were tricky...
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I recently stayed at a cabin in Paris Tennessee, and saw this large hawk-like bird above the large lake. The area is in the middle of the woods as well, in February, about midday. It seems to have a white head with a dark crown and around its eyes, and a solid white stomach with a bit of darker speckles on the chest. Unfortunately these are the best photos I have to share, even with my macro camera lens. Most search results came up with an Osprey? I know next to nothing about birds, but this fella just looks so beautiful, any help in identifying what kind it is would be appreciated!
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What bird is this? Found in Safari Park in San Diego County.
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Hi would you help me identity this bord. Country Slovakia. And is it a young small bird? he looks disoriented and is in our terrace. Thank you -
Hello, Today I visited a bridge in central Florida where barn swallows and cliff swallows are known to roost; however rarely, cave swallows are seen here too. Today I saw this swallow (Image 1) which I believe is a cave swallow. Note the orange forehead and paler cheeks. Compare it to image 2 which I am for sure is a cliff swallow (Note the darker cheeks and paler forehead). The strangest part was both were landing on the same nest. Thanks for the help!
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Greetings, this is my first post here! Today I went birding at a scrubby flatwood in Central Florida, and I saw this bird hanging out with a flock of pine warblers in a low pine tree. I am having a hard time identifying it. However, the only two warblers I know with yellow "eyebrows" in Florida are the super common palm warbler and the rare kentucky warbler. However, we usually never see palm warlbers in breeding plumage, and this bird doesn't seem to have more stripes on the belly like a palm warbler. Can someone help me ID this warbler please? -
I know. Cell phone photos suck but aren’t they better than no photos? Portland, Maine. February 2019. Dove sized, owl like? Sitting quietly in a small fruit tree with lots of branches that waxwings and robins visit 6E0020B9-4147-4179-A220-D44761F2857F.mp4 -
This bird visited my back yard around 8 am today and hung out for 30 minutes or so. It appeared that the bird wanted in the house as I have removed the screens from the windows, they are extremely clean and I have many indoor live plants which are quite large. The bird also tried to fly through the window two times from literally 3 inches away, off the back of a chair. We have a nighthawk that visits use frequently in the evening, especially in the summer diving over the top of our pool, thought maybe the same but very different beak, more hawk like. We do live on the edge of the dessert, closest home to my south is 45 miles away, open range in between. Thanks for any input you all can provide.
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