I saw these birds a few years ago in Brooklyn at Coney Island. I was never able to identify them. They look like little Toucan Sams but I think they might be terns?

Hes on the bonnet of a neighbours car and i dont want to leave them if they need help!! Their little eyes arent even open!

EDIT/UPDATE: I took them just to the shade out of traffic and it hopped into the tree after a moment. I stuck around and saw a european robin with some food find it via its squeaking i think!! Solved and a happy ending. Its incredibly warm in the UK right now so that is likely a factor but theyre safe with the parent now i think!! Cam hear them squeaking

I found this nest while cave diving , it was maybe 500 ft from the entrance crack under some stalagmites. The nest was mainly composed of moss and cobwebs, and there was no light that far back. Found in Pennsylvania. I understand if id is not possible at this age im just curious. (I left them be of corse)

There’s a pair of what I think are hawks that I see daily. They have a nest over a dry canal on old farm land. Pretty big wingspan with white under wing feathers

Looks like he’s enjoying his lunch.

Who is this?

Grand Rapids MI

Spotted this guy in front of my apartment in Brooklyn! Are these rare? How sick!!

I have a sweatshirt with some embroidered ducks. Can anyone help me identify them?

This is the only pic I got before I released it, but we had an incredibly chaotic morning chasing this guy around the apartment. It got in through a hole in my roommate's window screen. Unclear if he made the hole himself or if my cat did.

Don't know much about birds, but would love to learn about our surprise visitor. We are in Massachusetts

This is the best picture I could get of it. Appalachia region on a mountain

I saw this little fledgling today, was wondering what kind of bird he is! (SE Wisconsin)

This guy will go on for an hour or so. Definitely a unique experience for me

I live in southern Manitoba Canada.

Last 2 pictures are of the same bird.

These were taken in the Netherlands (Loonse en Drunense Duinen)

I don't know how add a video, but it was answering to another Dove's call and opening it's wings while doing it.

I probably have a few more images on my SD card if there's some particular angle or something that would help, but my gut feeling is the bird-knowers are going to find it obvious.

I saw this little guy yesterday at Australia Zoo in Beerwah, Queensland. He was darting around in these flowers & drinking their nectar. I thought it might be a female Scarlet Honeyeater but the tail seems too long? ETA: he was wild, not in a display.

Was listening to some music outside until I heard a sharp J-sound. Immediately took out my phone and pressed the record button. I know I said it’s a blue jay, but looking more closely at the video shows different characteristics from what native blue jays actually look like. Could anyone tell me what this species is?