Esteban
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You could substitute Merlin with Seek from iNaturalist or just use Google Lens to identify all your photos.
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In nature, weird feather mutations are a thing, and it seems to happen here with this bird, which is probably a crow, raven, grackle, blackbird, or otherwise. If you remember what the bird´s shape is, it could help greatly in determining if this bird is one of the birds above that suffers from partial albinism or is simply just a crossed bird.
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It is most definitely a Cynnyris Talatala or white-breasted sunbird. Great find by the way!
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In Colombia, where I live, every morning I hear the sound of fighting rufous tailed hummingbirds and black throated mangos as I eat breakfast. I also have had the chance to see rufous breasted hermits, white necked jacobins, sparkling violetears, indigo capped hummingbirds, pale bellied hermits, and a bird I think was the black inca.
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What?
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It has not hatched for a month! It is then inviable.
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Nice!
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Naa, they do not belong to anyone. Saw similar behavior with two muscovy ducks resting underneath cars in a hotel with no pond.
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place bells
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do not leave the trash outside
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It is a Cooper´s Hawk. It is easily mistaken with the Sharp-Shinned Hawk.
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Merlin Bird ID
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It is now easier with merlin sound id.
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https://nesthollow.com/eurasian-tree-sparrow-aggression/. This article will explain it all, James.
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It is probably a red tailed hawk.
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Where did you see it?
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cattle tyrant
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Probably laughing gull juvenile.
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They are rock pigeons.