r/birding • u/Rxdgaming1 • 13h ago
📷 Photo American Kestrel
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Tiny murder birb
r/birding • u/Ashlala13 • 11h ago
Art My version of birding! They're so fun to draw
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Just bought a bird anatomy book I can't wait to use
r/birding • u/ellamachine • 8h ago
📷 Photo He has something to say!!
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Missing the summer birds already 😭
r/birding • u/MartyFreeze • 14h ago
📷 Photo Cooper in the neighborhood
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Belcamp MD
r/birding • u/APositiveNihilist • 15h ago
📷 Photo Black and white warbler
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As a not-great photographer, I appreciate black and white warblers - some of the only birds that'll pose long enough and close enough for me to get a good picture. This one was in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY, USA.
r/birding • u/TruckerMarty • 10h ago
📷 Photo Some stuff behind my backyard this morning in Buckeye Az. Gambel's quail and a Yellow-rumped warbler.
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r/birding • u/iechega • 14h ago
📷 Photo Grass-green Tanager at Wayqecha, Manu Road, Cusco, Peru
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Although the Grass-green Tanager occurs in Peru from Amazonas all the way south to Puno, near the Bolivian border, at elevations ranging from 1,500 to 3,350 meters, I have only managed to see it at Wayqecha, where it comes to bathe and take advantage of the feeders.
Never has a bird been more aptly named in both English and Spanish!
🇬🇧 Grass-green Tanager
🔬 Chlorornis riefferii
🇪🇸 Tangara Lorito
🗺️ Wayqecha, Manu Road, Cusco, Peru
🗓️ August 2026
r/birding • u/Confident-Opening73 • 22h ago
📷 Photo Birds I’ve seen while in New England
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r/birding • u/deltatag • 1h ago
Discussion I wish Merlin had Duolingo style flashcards
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i'd love to get like pictures of birds and have to identify like a set. or match pictures of birds to their calls and things like that. as much as i love Merlin i'd love to not be so relient on it
r/birding • u/MindoBirdWatching • 14h ago
📹 Video A Yellow-throated Toucan (own content)
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Live from 📍Mindo, Ecuador
r/birding • u/kRane155 • 15h ago
📹 Video My neighbors went all-out with the decorations…
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I’m afraid the last one is for the next holiday, however.
r/birding • u/blurrybarbarian • 10h ago
📷 Photo Koyna WLS, Maharashtra - 6 species from a morning walk [Western Ghats endemics!]
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Quick morning circuit around Koyna Wildlife Sanctuary last week. The forest was buzzing post-monsoon. OC.
All shot on Canon R7 + RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1L
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Oriental Magpie-Robin
- Small Minivet (male)
- Jungle Babbler
- Red Spurfowl (female) - lifer for me!
Sat still for like 10 seconds in the grass before disappearing
Spotted Dove
White-cheeked Barbet
r/birding • u/Disastrous-Capybara • 15h ago
📷 Photo Family was confused about that pheasants beak when I sent the pic. The angle and the leaf made it look like a weird dinosaur at the first glance.
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Also, do you think that pheasant moved out of the way? Nope!
r/birding • u/No-Butterscotch1604 • 12h ago
📹 Video Bay-breasted Warbler takes a Bath [OC]
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The migrating birds are still visiting our yard in western North Carolina. I caught this Bay-breasted Warbler splashing around yesterday in the water feature I built.
r/birding • u/cottoncorduroy • 9h ago
📷 Photo Closest I've been to the raven
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(Not endorsing the littering of this takeout container! Lol but the raven got to it before I did) and some dude scared the bird off (lame) so he/she didn't ingest any Styrofoam before it got thrown away.
Didnt have time for any fancy pictures and I didn't want to alarm or bother him/her, but this is the closest I've been to the local ravens I've been watching. He/she found what looked like a peanut butter sandwich and broke open the container.
Didn't mind the people walking by and let me hang out next to him/her for a bit. I'm talking to it in the first picture and apparently being listened to lol
Thought I'd share my exciting moment (I'm a major fan of ravens, especially my local ones)