Hello all. Just won a game using the Bird Opening; I would greatly appreciate if some analysis could be sent my way on any inaccuracies, blunders, etc., that I made so that I can improve later.

Well I don't feel like analyzing the whole game right now but after glancing through it I think that your second move 2. Nf3 was a miscalculation because if your opponent had played 2...Bg4 I think it would have hurt your positioning. However, you seem to position your pieces well and your patience paid off. I've noticed that players are more likely to blunder online because they just get impatient with the game, so maybe that's what happened here.

if he doesn't hang his knight this is a totally different game.  but as it is, good job.

In that sort of position, after 1. f4 d5 2. Nf3 Bg4, White plays e3 and the game tends to enter a Stonewall variation, a game with which I am somewhat familiar and fairly comfortable playing.

(for the record, I was the opponent for this game)

Looking back, although I may be wrong, 8. d4 loses the pawn because of Bxf3 Bxf3 and after taking the d4 pawn (whether or not the B and N are exchanged) the Bishop can take the f4 pawn.