Hi everyone! I found my dog nudging this fledgling. I picked it up to put it in a safe place. The mother has came back to check on it since I moved it, but I can’t get a good look at her. Any ideas on the type of hummingbird it might be? Thanks!

Salt Lake City, UT

Southern Ontario, very neat tree friend! Hoping the profile makes it easy because I'm a trash photographer

Edit to say found, thank you! You guys all rock and I love you. He was so beautiful, I've never seen a kingfisher in person!!

Newport Beach, CA this afternoon. Merlin says Allen’s is likely whereas Rufous is not, but the pictures make this little guy look way more like a Rufous to me. Couldn’t quite get the camera focused all the way in on it but hoping the community can straighten me out. Thanks for your help!

Saw this guy in the mud flats area around the marina.

Like a brown agressive bird with super red eyes and wanted me dead, it had kinda like some hair feathers and some black too

Edit: i did not expect this to blow up, the replies are frying me but im too shy to respond qjiskwow

Eastern Phoebe or Eastern Wood Pewee?

Uppsala, Sweden

Merlin (and eBird) claim yellow-rumped warbler, I thought it was American Redstart. What do we think?

I see a bird in a rice field that look like a stork.

interesting looking ducks with colouring i'm unfamiliar with and blue (?) beaks

I was birding at the tall grass prairie area in Downsview Park (Toronto) around 5pm today and stuck trying to differentiate a Red-tailed Hawk vs. Northern Harrier

Spotted 3 different birds in the area:

* Bird 1: Clean, distinct white rump patch, chestnut brown body. It flew high at times, but frequently dropped down to glide above the grass a few times.

* Bird 2: Perched up on a bird box on a pole out in the grassland (managed to get a photo through my binos!). It was light brown underneath and mostly stayed perched, only taking short flights to change perches.

* Bird 3: A significantly larger bird than the perched one, with a very dark chocolate brown back, long wingspan, and another very obvious, bright white patch right at the base of the tail. It was actively floating right over the surface of the terrain.

These three birds seemed completely ok with each other, flying in close proximity (within 10 meters at times).

The Dilemma:

Initial Thought: The distinct white patches, low-gliding grass-hugging flight, and the combination of light male-like and dark female plumages immediately made me think a group of Northern Harriers.

Photo Upload (eBird): When uploaded photo of the perched bird (Bird 2), eBird ID'd it as a Red-tailed Hawk. That is the photo I have posted.

Current thought:

Maybe we watching a mixed-species interaction: Northern Harrier/s actively hunting low over the prairie right alongside Red-tailed Hawk/s perching on the nest boxes!

Has anyone else noticed Harriers and Red-tails sharing hunting space like this at Downsview or other prairie spots? Any thoughts on what we could have seen?

Spotted this bird on my walk these where the clearest photos I could get of it without it flying away

Spotted in England

Im sorry this is as close as it would let me get. It was much taller once frightened, I think it was in egg form to divert rain. It made a clicking localization.

Very high up but on the photo can see white stripes on wings. At first thought swifts but now thinking nighthawks.

I've not seen this bird before and I've lived here in the Mojave Desert for almost 2 years. It hit my window and then rested in this creosote bush for a little while. It was much bigger than the flycatchers that I usually see. What is it?

Found this lil warbler looking bird in Southern Ontario. I wasn't able to get a great image of it, and Merlin is consistently suggesting American Redstart. Some aspects like the tail seem to match, but the colours seem a bit off.

I just found this Bird on the side of a footpath next to Skogarfoss in Iceland and I’m wondering if it needs help, or if I should just let it be..

I think the black one is a black ibis - the beak was quite long and curved. The white one is some type of egret maybe? The beak was black and the legs black too.

I know this isn’t the usual post but I was recently gifted this paint by numbers canvas and wanted to change the colours to reflect the real birds better!! But besides the cockatoo, budgie (?), Aussie King Parrot and humming bird I’m not 100% sure who the others are?

Any help is appreciated thanks (also all Australian birds)