I don't know how I saw this little sun spot amid all the leaves, but I'm grateful for the Yellow Warbler holding still long enough for a photo.
I don't know how I saw this little sun spot amid all the leaves, but I'm grateful for the Yellow Warbler holding still long enough for a photo.
I don't think I've seen the gold feathers on a mourning dove's neck before. So pretty.
I'm sorry, Benjamin Franklin, but this thing just calls out to be a national bird! (I mean, eagles in general are overrepresented in this category for a reason.) Look at it up there thinking majestic thoughts. Or possibly fishy thoughts.
A truly golden hour this evening - with this Snowy Egret catching the rays just right! #Birds #Photography #BirdPhotography #FujiFilm #XT5
From a distance I thought it was some kind of goose on the water - not used to seeing the Great Blue Heron in that deep. #Birds #Photography #BirdPhotography #FujiFilm #XT5
My head knows that wild birds don't understand the concept of being photographed. My heart knows that song sparrows adore being photographed, and pose especially for it. "Hey, I'm gonna perch by this pretty invasive iris! Get me singing over here!"
"I noticed that some of your bats were flying around on the top floor, maybe you'd consider letting me pick them off as they exit?" -- perky Bat Falcon
Moment in Flight
This is a fairly good image of a ring-billed gull (Larus delawarensis) mid-descent, focused on landing. I’d love to say I captured this moment on a secluded beach, but the reality is far less picturesque—I snapped it in a Walmart parking lot in Albany, Georgia, far from the ocean. Unbothered by the lack of sea breeze, the gull was intent on settling atop a light pole. Ring-bills are nothing if not adaptable.
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He is a Young/juvenile Eurasian Jay who posed quite nicely in a tree at Summer Leys this evening.
The colourful Corvid, the Eurasian Jay.
I probably see this bird maybe twice a year, so really happy to find one on this evenings walk.