I think they're house sparrows, but I'm not great at differentiating female coloring yet.

Heard a commotion with lots of chirping. Most of the bystanders flew off when I approached, but these two were having an all-out brawl. They seemed to be tussling over something clasped in their beaks, but spouse and I couldn't make out what. (If only I hadn't forgotten the memory card for my non-phone camera...)

This yard is a regular haunt for the neighborhood mourning doves, but no sign of them today.

These two young bald eagles were playing and locked talons (See additional photos). At least 6 juvenile/sub-adult bald eagles seen in one spot within an hour and a half. Eventually lost count of who was an individual and who was an eagle I saw previously on that birding trip. Lots of action!

At least 6 juvenile/sub-adult bald eagles seen in one spot within an hour and a half. Eventually lost count of who was an individual and who was an eagle I saw previously on that birding trip. Lots of action!

Male house sparrow arrived injured one hour after the jackdaw attack. Not normally hopping but walking. Female was following. Did try to eat but I'm unsure how much it was able.

I was able to take it into safety recovering and get care.

EDIT: There was no care available. Bird died overnight.

Possibly this male was attacked by jackdaw. I thought the victim after escaping hopping under car was flying away still alarming with others (but that was likely group reaction for me intervening), and this male seemingly well was sleeping under the car. I thought it was ok but appeared to be the injured one found later.

EDIT: There was no care available. Bird died overnight.

Dead wood pigeon nestling at street, head wounded. There was event yesterday at the park daytime, some flat grass from picnic or other activity. Magpie was moving nearby too (maybe it was yesterday, not regular here during nesting season), also sparrowhawk and more crows and jackdaws. Failed late nesting.

(reported)

Early evening flying W 1 m high along walkway possibly from garden, first attacked my tree sparrow, then 1-2 more tree/house sparrows. After unsuccesful attempts appeared to have free path to leave N but soon most determined female house sparrow left after it and caught it at 40 m away at shore.

Pair present when I arrived in late morning, perching and preening. Later engaged in successful fishing, and had a territorial dispute with a great blue heron (photo) which then settled down peaceably to hunt near the egret. Both egrets flew away when a bald eagle arrived at the lake (photo).