The Cornell Lab Bird Academy › Discussion Groups › Bird Identification › Feather Identification 01 March 2021

    • Elijah Talbot
      Participant
      Chirps: 5
      I found these feathers a while ago but have had no luck identifying what birds they came from. Both of these feathers were found in Wasaga Beach, Ontario, Canada. Thanks for any help identifying them. 154451034_1119479508473979_158690739850370499_n153612183_1495859900805670_5790566856578397691_n153529279_257942995942051_8101782140070200498_n154256998_2899401770378663_6649900732401841380_n Picture 1: Top view of what is likely a down feather of some sort. Picture 2: The top view of what is likely a flight feather of some sort. Picture 3: The underside of the same feather. Picture 4: The underside of the down feather.
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    • Esteban
      Participant
      Chirps: 164
      picture 1 and 4 looks like an owl feather! maybe a barred owl?
    • Andrew
      Participant
      Chirps: 8
      2 and 3 are tail feather of Yellow-shafted Norther Flicker.