It looks like you are just reposting photographs from Reddit, from groups birdsofprey and falconry (maybe more) without attribution.
Until (and unless) there is a reasonable explanation for this, I suggest everyone to treat this account as a content scraper.
Looks like you are reposting photos from Reddit without attribution. This one is from here for example:
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Are all these photos yours?
Close up of a head of a male Eurasian Blackbird (a thrush) - black plumage, bright yellow beak and eyering.
This day in my birding history 🪶
Eurasian Blackbird / Turdus merula
2008
Quick search showed that there is a common species there, a Black-tailed gull, and these photos look very similar to it. The bill pattern especially.
Oh, that's completely different part of the world :) All my previous guesses are irrelevant.
Where is the first photo taken, is it in Poland? In any case, I would not try to guess it without seeing the mantle (back) colour. Could be Caspian, Yellow-legged, Lesser Black-backed.
Great Blue Heron, a bird that resembles an airplane, having wide wings, pronounced front and tail parts.
Must be a mistake, that's a cat on the right, not a bird.
But an airplane does resemble a bird...
Impressive voice they have. Something that I really miss.
I agree with the commenter above, Marsh Harrier has this distinct "bald" impression (white top of the head) and a stripe through the eye. This also makes it look like an Osprey, but the body shape is not an Osprey.
IMO, Corn Bunting is usually much plainer, grayer.
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Northern Pintail, a duck, gray above with brown head, long thin white neck. In flight over the snowy background.
Grey wagtail, a small bird, grey above, with yellow breast and undertail, long tail. Perched on the rocks in a stream.
This day in my birding history. It was a nice walk along the warm creek coming out of the sewage lagoons. Lots of birds staying there for this reason.
Northern Pintail (my first sighting), Grey Wagtail
January 30, 2013 🪶
That crest!
Oh, wow!
I know, although not sure about spelling: Gutierres? I also remember Kofi Anan and Boutros Boutros Ghali (I did google this spelling)!
In some past years I have been hearing Great Horned Owl hooting outside soon after midnight on January 1.
Always a welcome sighting! In the past few years I usually saw them in a certain park in Winnipeg on January 1, but not today.
I am sorry, but this looks like a Carolina wren, or another wren species, depending on the location.
If I am not mistaken, English Sparrow usually refers to the (Old World) House Sparrow, and this is definitely not it.
A Bald Eagle: a large eagle, brown overall with white head and massive yellow hooked beak; sitting on top of a conifer tree.
This day in my birding history 🪶
Amazingly square-shouldered Bald Eagle.
Jan 1, 2020; Manitoba
Downy Woodpecker for me. The only one so far.
Awesome!
In Oct2024 I started a photo project: a picture from the same spot on my walk to work every morning for a year. A week after I finished, I caught this golden view. Nothing is ever “the same”, so enjoy every moment (the project continues)
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Amazing colours in this picture!
(Photo taken with a telephoto lens from a distance and cropped, no disturbance to the owl).
Barred Owl - an owl with round head, vertically streaked breast, sitting on the edge of a cavity in a tree trunk. (Photo taken with a telephoto lens from a distance and cropped, no disturbance to the owl).
Some bird sightings feel better than even adding a new species to your list. I have mostly heard Barred Owls before, and only saw it once, very briefly. But finally I have found one, and had a chance to take a good look!
Manitoba, Dec 2025 🪶
Awesome shot! My dream is to see this bird! I've only heard them.
Oh god, one of the birds I want to see the most! They are so surreal in appearance!
Amazing photos!
Coincidentally I tried to find a Barred Owl today in a park where it has been reported, but no luck.
