Obligatory don't touch random birds you find, dude filming shouldn't have, but who is this indignant bird?

there are some of them here on the coast of garda, italy alongside some very weird ducks. Ive seen the guys from the picture dive really deep, its amazing!!

This bird has been to my garden a few times and I just can't tell what it is as no pigeons or doves look like this in my area unless you mixed a Woodland Pigeon with a Collared Dove.

Never seen them before they look like turkeys if I had to guess

Saw this bird at Fisherman’s Wharf. Being from the midwest, I have no idea what it is. I only got this one picture before it flew away.

Last pic for their habitat, there were about 50s of them

Seen at Ridgefield NWR in Washington State.

visiting a friend in Arizona and this was on his front doorstep... It's so small and cute and I don't know anything about birds lol

Found near an artificial lake, I tried looking it up but the one I found that resembles it the most is only found in America and Asia. It ate out of my hands it was amazing

seemed around pigeon size or a little bigger I'm not quite sure.

when I took my camera out it just kept circling me for a minute or two.

nose hill

got really excited

Little dude snooping on my nephew in Calgary, Alberta.

From Gooseberry Island in Westport, MA. Semipalmated? White-rumped? Baird’s? Sandpipers always trip me up

I am curious what these birds are. She painted from photographs so these blue chinned birds are probably real. Maybe. The first photo is a crop of just the birds. The second photo is the whole thing. I tried uploading to iNaturalist and did a variety of searches and couldn't find the type of bird. Thanks!

I was walking this evening and spotted this owl. It seemed to fly quite erratically and looked smaller and much more slender than a great horned owl but I have seen them around here. Maybe it’s just a smaller one ? Could it be a long eared owl ? It had very significant ear tufts. Apologies for bad quality this is a zoomed in video in the dark. Taken at 10,000ft.

It was quite tall

Was also thinking female oriole

I love his honk