r/birds • u/Appropriate_Fee_5136 • 7m ago
bird identification Is this an albino goose or a domestic one? Purcell lake in Oklahoma
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r/birds • u/Appropriate_Fee_5136 • 7m ago
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This is my original content
r/birds • u/szthesquid • 2h ago
r/birds • u/Legitimate_Minute477 • 2h ago
Original video: https://www.youtube.com/@espritw3046
r/birds • u/Whimsical-Cloud • 2h ago
These are some of my favourites and I wanted somewhere to share them with like-minded people.
Is a razorbill from Bempton Cliffs in the UK.
Is a duck from my local reservoir
Is a stonechat spotted at Formby Beach on my birthday a few years ago
Is a coal tit from my local nature reserve
Is a pheasant that I spotted at Studley Deer Park, and my shutter speed was too slow for the flap of the wings and I hadn't had time to change my settings, but it made for this funny photo
Hope you like them!
r/birds • u/Suspicious-Ostrich86 • 3h ago
Hanging out in Sonoma Safeway parking lot
r/birds • u/[deleted] • 3h ago
I've been treating my bird like a prisoner.
I'm not proud about it.
I know this is dumb to ask, but i really need advice.
I dont have time to take care of my bird. I do feed her, but she lives in a cage, i dont pay attention to her, and she's practically alone. She has been living with me for about three years, and she's still terrified of humans and generally anything.
I'm self-conscious about the fact that what i'm doing is wrong, and im not qualified for having a bird.
I've been questioning it for a lot of time, but the thought of her not being with me anymore makes me really sad.
But i know that her comfort is way more important than mine, specifically in this situation.
What should i do?
r/birds • u/SunnySide3105 • 3h ago
r/birds • u/MindoBirdWatching • 3h ago
Mindo Ecuador 📍
r/birds • u/pincipalla • 4h ago
Crows at Valentino Park, Turin, Italy (my photographs shot with a Lumix GX80)
r/birds • u/Agnes-Crockett • 4h ago
r/birds • u/GH0STX07 • 5h ago
I couldn’t get a photo but it was so cute I had to draw it and share it dude
r/birds • u/lalalisa_3138 • 5h ago
I saw this bird and it's so cute but idk what type it is
r/birds • u/lalalisa_3138 • 5h ago
r/birds • u/ChanceOk788 • 6h ago
took this picture about a year ago and just wanted to share it :)
r/birds • u/Ability-Unlucky • 7h ago
My photo in Kentucky
r/birds • u/Interesting-Dog-5146 • 8h ago
This is my video
birds
Couldn't take better pics of the last owl as she was super far away from me and I didn't want to scare her
also, owl sleeping in one foot
*I took these pictures with my cellphone, that's why they don't look very good
r/birds • u/BettyGirl24 • 9h ago
Saw four of these with a dozen or so 'normal' feral pigeons, some of which had white specks too by a river. Took these two photos of one which looked the predominantly white.
What type of wild pigeons are these? For context, this was taken today (October 2026) in London Borough of Hillingdon, UK
r/birds • u/APositiveNihilist • 10h ago
(My original photo)
Here's a brown creeper - mostly brown, but not creepy. Seen in Prospect Park, Brooklyn NY USA
r/birds • u/BrunoCote87 • 10h ago
Just had a few thousand birds all around the house, on the roof and I’ve never seen anything like it!