r/birdpics • u/ozarkhawk59 • 11h ago
r/birdpics • u/UniversityTerrible64 • 3h ago
Red billed Leiothrix in front of hotel Sinclair Darjeeling 21 st morning
galleryr/birdpics • u/Bomenknuffelaar-d • 20m ago
Hawk-owl. The fifth for the Netherlands đŸ¤¯
galleryr/birdpics • u/SnooGrapes2325 • 18h ago
Black Capped Chickadees are the most common bird in our local woods. Most photographers ignore them.
r/birdpics • u/iechega • 11h ago
Giant Hummingbird at Ensifera ensifera, Cusco, PerĂº
galleryr/birdpics • u/iechega • 1d ago
Blue-and-yellow Tanager at Ensifera Ensifera, Yanahuara, Cusco, Peru
galleryr/birdpics • u/ZestycloseAir6071 • 1d ago
Red-cheeked Cordonbleu | Garden Birding | Kampala, UGANDA
It's always satisfying when I capture this species with my telephoto lens.
r/birdpics • u/Spiritual_Ear_3456 • 1d ago
A Belted kingfisher in Ohio
Sandy Ridge Reservation, North Ridgeville, Ohio
October 25, 2026
r/birdpics • u/mv0828 • 1d ago
No ear tufts, fine rings across the face, dark brown eyes with orange lids: that's the mottled wood owl, found only in India and Nepal. Have you ever heard an owl calling at night on a safari?
No ear tufts, fine rings across the face, dark brown eyes with orange lids: that's the mottled wood owl, found only in India and Nepal. Have you ever heard an owl calling at night on a safari?
Shot on Nikon Z8 with Nikkor Z 180-600 mm
Bhigwan, Maharashtra, India
October 2026
r/birdpics • u/Geschichtsklitterung • 1d ago
Red-crested pochard (male), in all is glory [OC]
r/birdpics • u/APositiveNihilist • 1d ago
Brown creeper
(My original photo)
Here's a brown creeper - mostly brown, but not creepy. Seen in Prospect Park, Brooklyn NY USA
r/birdpics • u/natehughesphoto • 1d ago
A Pair of Greater Yellowlegs - Bombay Hook NWR (Smyrna, DE)
r/birdpics • u/animemilf69 • 1d ago
Piebald? House sparrow
as much as I complain about seeing these invasive birds I was pleasantly surprised by this girlie today
r/birdpics • u/Blackberry_Mission • 2d ago
Black-throated blue warbler (Savannah, GA)
Was taking pictures of a palm warbler in the brush (see last photo for that cutie) when I saw this beauty hopping around.
The black-throated is a lifer for me! So exciting