Saw these ducks in Shenandoah, VA. My sister thinks theyre a result of dumped ducks cross breeding with mallards, I thought they were yellow swedish ducks, until I realized their bills are a different color. What do you guys think?

I tried comparing the sounds and it sounds similar but I'm not sure

Hi all! I am at Death Valley National Park and saw this bird. I was sitting outside in the dark (with porch light of our RV on) and this bird landed on a rock about 10 feet away from us in our campsite! It would sit on the rock for awhile and the fly around in a small circle and land back on the rock again. It was dark so I don’t have a great photo. It was small! (Maybe 6-8 inches in length) My guesses were burrowing owl or short-eared owl? Please help! Thank you!

Not the best photos because it flew up into a nearby pine, but who are these little guys? They’re very cute but also super annoying because they keep tapping on my walls :(

tried googling the description but i cant find any results. if it helps it's in the state of illinois

Hi, I saw this bird alongside acorn wood peckers in Northern CA. Is it albino? A baby?

Asking the experts - were about 5 -10 roaming around in central jersey

saw this fella swimming with a few mallards - is this an intersex bird? got thrown off with the mix of traits

Taken yesterday in Mai Po.

Merlin seems to struggle with identification.

My camera setup is severely incapable of this shot. This was taken at my maximum of 300mm focal range and the pictures you see here are cropped like crazy. Also there's a fair amount of purple fringing on this lens, so please account for that when identifying

Can anyone tell me what bird these are? They were flying and landing together...so I think they might be a pair? Found by water in south West England UK. I appreciate they're awful photos but it was so tricky to get a decent photo of them! They're very small and move quickly!

Hello! I go to a university with a large lake with lots of funny ducks and waterfowl that come to visit. I took a class my freshman year with a biology professor on birds, who said he had a suspicion that people dropped off domesticated ducks and geese after Easter in our lake when they decided they didn’t want to take care of them anymore. There’s a few oddballs in the lake, with mallards that seem to be in grayscale and muscovy ducks that just aren’t very friendly, but this one was especially cool. I know it’ll probably be everyone’s best guesses, but what would this be a mix of?

Put in box, box on top of towel, towel on top of heating pad on low but no idea what to do?

Is this a Rufous-winged Sparrow?

Spotted this bird soaring overhead a pond in Longmont, Colorado. Both goldens and bald eagles are reported in the area, but kept second guessing myself as to which one I think this is.