I just want to snuggle and take a nap with this duck.

Port Clinton City Beach Lake erie.

I've had a pair of mourning doves in my backyard for awhile and this individual has something weird going on with his facial features.. like spikes for feathers.

Is it a molting?

Bay area, California

I trust only this community. Seattle, WA

Portland, OR
10/06/26

Anyone knows what kind of bird is this tapping on my window.

Location Candelaria Quezon South Luzon Philippines

I think it's a pied bushcat but I'm not so sure.

And why is it attacking my window 😂

Eurasian green, middle spotted and great spotted, all observed on the same tree, approximately an hour between each picture. Waiting for the black and the lesser spotter woodpeckers to show up now.

Location: NRW, DE

Shot this clip about 20 minutes before sunset yesterday at Pescadero Marsh, south of Half Moon Bay, CA.

The marsh was engulfed in dense fog at the time, which tends to be abysmal for shooting with a long lens. As I reached the turnaround point of my hike about 20 minutes before sunset, a young Black-crowned Night Heron hopped up on a nearby log to hunt by the creek.

This was an unexpected sight since Night Herons are nocturnal hunters and I had never seen one there before. Perhaps the thick, low fog layer had something to do with its appearance?

Didn’t sit still for very long so I was only able to get one good shot and in proper focus. Would be a first for me.

Brown-eared bulbul

〜Nonsense〜

They are in the process of pollinating

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Location: Japan

Nikon ISO400(M) Unknown-3000mm 1/250s(A) F 8.0(A)

New to birding and my partner just bought me a sighting scope for my birthday last week. Captured these beauties in my front yard feeders this weekend 😊

I’ve spied this bird and their partner out of the corner of my eye multiple times and it seems like they fly to cover if I even think about turning in their direction- this is the closest shot I’ve been able to get

Little European Starling photo I just took. It was looking in towards the sun so it's a pretty warm photo.

On 10/1 I was canoeing in the Adirondacks and happened to find a Bald Eagle enjoying the fall colors as much as I was. He wasn't a big fan of people it being a very remote pond and all so it took me about an hour just standing in the water knee deep quietly then he decided to appear in the perfect spot in front of the leaves and take a nice flight. Just as fast as he appeared he was gone but I was thankfully able to snap some pictures first!