And to see them sparring too! That must have been an amazing experience!!
I believe they were nest mates greeting and communicating via pheromones
Even cooler!!!
(Clearly not an ant expert here!) 
Red-shouldered Hawk yesterday, January 17, ‘26
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/335113144#activity_identification_6765343c-980c-4dc4-942c-ea2f1711dc76
Amazing!
It’s true!
They are indeed amazing 
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Thanks!
Here are a couple of my favourites. First one - it’s always an experience to get close to an emu and there is only one place I know for this experience. Plus they have so much personality.
The next one I like because fantails move very quickly and with great agility, so getting this one in flight was exciting
This one is just aesthetically pleasing for the composition and light
Hi, I am new here as far as commenting. 
Personally, I think this picture is my best because iNaturalist identified it (along with another user) after I did. I thought it was pretty remarkable one little tuff of a feather could be identified. I’m 99% sure it’s correct because I do get a lot of mourning doves.
Welcome to the community!
You’re right. Feathers are usually difficult to identify, so a tip I could give you is to write the length of it in the notes so identifiers can be as exact as possible. :)