leucistic

Leuceistic house sparrow

White and brown magpie

First Leucistic form I have ever seen of this species

Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) Leucistic. Same bird I posted a few days ago. The hawk was a ways off so the IQ is not great but I like the view with it banking.

Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) Leucistic. Happy Thanksgiving!

I think this may have been the only time I saw this particular Blackbird.... he's got white bits all over him!!! There were a few around with the odd white feather, and I'm struggling to see them about now too. TTTW

Leucistic Gray Catbird or...??? Observed for four consecutive days [5/3 TO 5/7/18] at suet feeders in my yard a few miles south of Middletown MD. Undertail coverts do show as rust, seen even more clearly with bins. Rust coloration was also found, though not shown in pics, on the [wing]...

Leucistic Gray Catbird or...??? Observed for four consecutive days [5/3 TO 5/7/18] at suet feeders in my yard a few miles south of Middletown MD. Undertail coverts do show as rust, seen even more clearly with bins. Rust coloration was also found, though not shown in pics, on the [wing]...

Leucistic Gray Catbird or...??? Observed for four consecutive days [5/3 TO 5/7/18] at suet feeders in my yard a few miles south of Middletown MD. Undertail coverts do show as rust, seen even more clearly with bins. Rust coloration was also found, though not shown in pics, on the [wing]...

Clay-colored Thrush (Turdus grayi subsp. casius) Sexes similar. The only redeeming quality of this picture is that it shows a comparison between a normal Clay-colored Thrush and this leucistic one under the same lighting condition, which was very poor. Canopy Lodge, El Valle de Antn, Cocl...

Clay-colored Thrush (Turdus grayi subsp. casius) Sexes similar. This individual is leucistic and we nick-named it Blondie while we were there. Canopy Lodge, El Valle de Antn, Cocl Province, Panam. Tropical rainforest/cloud forest becoming a more broadleaf evergreen forest with fewer deciduous...

This is a Leucistic Red Tail Hawk, that habits the Warwick, New York area..she is known my several birders who say she has been in our area for a least 15 yrs...I have photographed her in the past, in trees and in flight..this happens to be a real sharp picture of her taken late in the day on a...

Wearing his heart on his.... ummm.... that doesn't work, he doesn't have a sleeve, does he LOL. Thought he looked quite sweet really, so wanted to show him to you. There were 5 crows came to the roof this morning ... cleaned up all the peanuts in seconds! TTTW

This the is one and only Starling I've seen with white feathering - where on earth do all these leucistic birds come from? Not sure, has it even affected the base of his bill too? I only got two shots and he was gone, never to be seen again. TTTW

... they have leucistic Chaffinches at Loch of the Lowes too it seems. Just managed to get this one in view - it was the only picture where both of them were sharpish. TTTW It's a lovely day here, so I'm off out. I'll catch up with browsing later on.

First one I've ever noticed.

I saw this bird from the highway in Eden Prairie, MN and got a closer view of him from a local side street. Thought it was a Snowy Owl at first, but on closer inspection (and help from this forum), it is a Leucistic Red-tailed Hawk

I saw this bird from the highway in Eden Prairie, MN and got a closer view of him from a local side street. Thought it was a Snowy Owl at first, but on closer inspection (and help from this forum), it is a Leucistic Red-tailed Hawk

this little guy has been here all season, saw him again this morning.

An individual with normal colors ... with one that appears leucistic ... It was a fairly longish day out ... giving slide-show to a group of 20 plus new bird-watching enthusiasts ... And then taking them around ... Good thing is that all of them enjoyed the event to the hilt ...

Initially thought I was looking at an albino myna, however as I got closer to the bird, it does not have pink eyes, etc. Therefore, it is a leucistic pale javan myna. any comment?

Spotted this beautiful example of a fully leucistic Cardinal today in my backyard. It's the third visit we know of - hoping it hangs around!

Little by little I am getting closer to this elusive RTH. It even has white talons!

Taken on Highway 82 in far north Texas just west of Denison. A striking bird to say the least!