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I picked this up beneath a raptor nest agesss ago, broken pigeon wings maybe?

Girlfriend accidentally smushed this feather but ill try fix it out if possible, anyone have a clue? Bird of prey

UK <england> shorebird, I'm pretty sure they all come from the same bird cause they were near each other in a clump.

Washed the feathers I found and whatnot to get rid of the muck <in the UK so legal>, but the water leaves the feathers looking either too tight or wrong, anyone have any advice?

Picture attached for how it looks

I dont know the difference between the black-backed gulls for their wing feathers or tails, and I don't know what the 2 black+ white feathers I have are. England, east coast.

Farmland around upper Norfolk, England

I was thinking pheasant or possibly some bird of prey?

Thank you!

Grey reuploaded cause I didn't positively ID it - found in norwich near open fields and forest.

The rest I found together near Thetford on farmland -

All UK, I have a load of pheasant feathers but was having trouble distinguishing from some of our owls 😅