Re: [Maine-birds] Feather ID

Thanks to everyone who directed me to the feather atlas.

They look a little too small for catbirds, but we do have them in that area. I did just hear my local Indigo Bunting, so maybe we have more than one in the area, or the female was caught?

Cheers

—mco

On Jul 9, 2016, at 08:27, Naomi H. <nhoneth@gmail.com> wrote:

Do these look the feathers you saw?  (You didn't say where you found them but I assume a Red-winged Blackbird would be around?)

The feather atlas is a wonderful resource, by the way.

Naomi Honeth

On Fri, Jul 8, 2016 at 3:47 PM, Mike Chace-Ortiz <mchaceortiz@gmail.com> wrote:

Afternoon Everyone

Any feather ID experts out there? Found lots of these on the walk this morning. 

Each feather is about 2.5in long and 0.5in across.

I haven't heard my beloved Indigo Bunting sing for a few days now and I'm worried this might be what's left of him :-(

Thanks for the help

—mco

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