#birdphotography

[birds]

Bullfinch

[crows-before-bros]

Watched four crows flying together, then two of them began fighting in the air. Caught this shot of after a collision where one clawed the other.

[aneighborhoodnaturalist]

House sparrows have genetic links to the species likely origin place in the Middle East.

(House sparrow, female plumage)

[swede1952]

A Downy Moment

When I took this photo, I was watching this downy woodpecker (Dryobates pubescens) walking down a thick oak tree branch, when it suddenly stopped and turned as if to enjoy the sunrise.

You know, the photographs that I post here are not quite a vivid as the same photographs that I post at my pixel's gallery, because here, I reduce the size of the photos and usually make a slight reduction in the quality of the photos to make them easier to load.

Take a look: https://swede1952-photographs.pixels.com

[ostdrossel]

It's Puff Grack season! I love the Grackles, and about a week after their arrival they have started to show off. Please enjoy the Grack Waltz! (Unmute for max fun!)

[miyrumiyru]

Magpie is trying to connect with the moon.

The solitude keeper U_U

Oriental magpie (Pica serica)

[wild-raven-and-crow]

Munin at Yosemite National Park, enjoying a view of the river.

(Munin is my African raven.)

[starbirdpnw]

Glad to made it to Skagit for the shorties. Always fun and pleasure to watch and photograph.

[kyokoito]

2024.2.28

[korurichocolat]

オナガ

Azure-winged Magpie

[michaelnordeman]

Starling/stare. Värmland, Sweden (April 9, 2022). 

[crows-before-bros]

Basil the Crow

[fatbirdpics]

Southern lapwing, Ushuaia. I saw one en route to the Tierra del Fuego park, and was like 'noooo what if I never see one again" 😂 turns out they're quite common.

Anyway, last one from there! Now I just have a few from Iguazú left.

[thomas--bombadil]

It’s so cold already...

[ostdrossel]

Another one for the Grackheads.

They were the highlight on this gloomy day.

[swede1952]

Stubborn Bird

Yesterday, among the hundreds of goldfinches flittering around my backyard. I saw this house finch (Haemorhous mexicanus). I was taken by his coloring, which is a bit more on the orange side than most house finches that I see around here. I only had time for this one shot. The look on the bird's face reminds me of Ben when I'm talking to him, and he just stares back at me.

@birdcounter

You know, the photographs that I post here are not quite a vivid as the same photographs that I post at my pixel's gallery, because here, I reduce the size of the photos and usually make a slight reduction in the quality of the photos to make them easier to load.

Take a look: https://swede1952-photographs.pixels.com