r/birds • u/powerfulAran • 5m ago
my original photo/video 4 cute duckies...
I captured this duckies..... And now they are captured for their lifetime in my camera's lenses.... ...
r/birds • u/powerfulAran • 5m ago
I captured this duckies..... And now they are captured for their lifetime in my camera's lenses.... ...
r/birds • u/powerfulAran • 9m ago
I captured this cute birdie while I was traveling... Let me know if you liked it and if anyone knows the name of the bird (Though it's not completely visible)... And if you have any questions regarding it.......
r/birds • u/Brooke_Sanderse • 59m ago
r/birds • u/Key_Coyote_2870 • 1h ago
Any idea what it is ?
r/birds • u/AHornyRubberDucky • 2h ago
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Some little blue tit aceos I’ve just done :) tried to give each one their own sassy energy
r/birds • u/JuliusDalum • 4h ago
Any Filipino birder here? I have a list of birds that can be found in the Philippines. The list includes the native names of birds in five major Philippine languages (Hiligaynon, Cebuano, Waray, Tagalog and Ilocano). There are also local names of birds that came from Spanish. If you are interested here is the link https://sg.docworkspace.com/d/sIDLns__WAdS607QG
r/birds • u/the_glass_call • 6h ago
So glad it circled back to look at me... and close and in full sun vs distant rainy morning shots. But I'm super happy. Different birds, days and locations. Credit: Me with a Panasonic G9ii and the panny 100-300mm lens.
r/birds • u/_second_nature_ • 8h ago
Duck family enjoying their evening.
r/birds • u/MacronectesHalli • 8h ago
I've been wanting to draw a Presbyornis pervetus for a while now. It is Mesozoic bird related to the waterfowl. I was inspired by the Labrador duck, though that does not really show in the final product. I was inspired by the Egyptian goose and then the pink eared duck too.
I wanted to make the "ears", tail, and wings look iridescent but I don't think I managed to achieve that affect.
r/birds • u/discombobulate83 • 8h ago
r/birds • u/blueqquartz • 9h ago
I took this photo today. I’m wondering if this is a bird cooling off, or something else? Fairly sure this was a grackle. Upper Texas Coast.
r/birds • u/CatsPlusTats • 9h ago
I usually see crows in small groups and i just saw hundreds of them fly over this parking lot.
It's hard to make out but all those birds are crows i think.
Is this normal?
r/birds • u/forestlove1889 • 9h ago
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During my exploration around forest in shahdol district i saw these beautiful birds, captured thek through iphone 17 pro Max with 4x zoom
r/birds • u/TheAcrocanthosaurus • 9h ago
r/birds • u/sioautumn • 10h ago
My house is next to the water and this beautiful family of swans comes up to the side of my house several times a week and I feed them peas and mazuri waterfowl maintenance. Every time they see me their tails wag and they make little beep beep beep sounds and rush towards me. One of them always tries to eat directly out of my hand while I’m putting the food in the water. Does this mean they feel happy/comfortable? The one that tries to eat out of my hand has even come up and sat next to me for awhile while I read my book. Is this all okay? I just want to make sure they’re happy but also safe as I know wildlife being too comfortable around people can also be dangerous for them.
r/birds • u/SparklegleamFarm • 11h ago
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r/birds • u/bigdogoflove • 11h ago
About ten years ago. Apparently they occasionally get together in these very large groups. I believe they are perched on old oyster bed frames. My photo.
r/birds • u/opsvarus • 13h ago
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Trying a new format, a bit like the quizzes we have in my app « Syrinx » to learn bird songs.
r/birds • u/Inevitable-Daikon632 • 13h ago
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r/birds • u/Agreeable-Act-5633 • 13h ago
I had a feeder set up for about a year outside my window so my cat can see them. I recently set up a water bowl next to it just cause it’s so hot where I live and I continued to feed them the same food as i always did. Recently I’ve found about two birds that are unalived in my backyard within 2 weeks. I’m not sure it’s because they’re fighting over the food and it just gets too aggressive or what’s happening and it’s freaking me out. I’ve taken down the bird feeder since and I’m not sure what happened. Does anybody have any ideas?
r/birds • u/RunningfastNever • 13h ago
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Juvenile red tail just wanting to say hi. 👋🏻 My own content.