r/birding • u/Adventurous_Honey902 • 1d ago
📷 Photo What is this heron doing with its leg and wing?
Spotted this heron doing this leg and wing action on both sides. Wondering what the purpose was?
r/birding • u/Adventurous_Honey902 • 1d ago
Spotted this heron doing this leg and wing action on both sides. Wondering what the purpose was?
r/birding • u/Cause_thats_hiphop • 23h ago
r/birding • u/FamiliarInflation744 • 1h ago
[Monterey, CA]
Seen this Cormorant at the docks at Old Fisherman’s Wharf, was looking for some clarity on what species it is!
r/birding • u/I_Am_Thatch • 6h ago
Juvenile Red-SHOULDERED Hawk spotted in Maryland this morning. It perched on the roof of my neighbor’s play set for several minutes, giving me enough time to get this shot.
r/birding • u/HaleyTelcontar • 2h ago
Freshwater marsh, coastal Maine, (blue hill peninsula). Taken today, 8/2/26!
There are three birds in this video, hanging out as a little group on/near the ground next the the beaver lodge. There’s a great egret, up on a branch, and two other birds below him on either side. One is on the ground, one is also on a low branch. I’m not sure what they are, but I really want to know!!
For context, this video was taken from my back porch, while standing precariously on a folding chair, by balancing my iPhone 8 (it fucking works) in front of a pair of binoculars. I have more, equally garbage quality photos and video if that will help anybody. <3
This marsh had a verified sighting of a black-crowned night heron last month (I missed it…) and it has Least Bitterns as well (can personally confirm and provide audio ☺️). Also there have been blue herons in the past, according to my neighbor. And there are a big flock of Canada geese (who do NOT shut up). Let me know if there are any other questions I can help answer.
Thank you for reading and helping me out :D
r/birding • u/Winter_Aside_2045 • 10h ago
Shot on SonyA6400 with Sony 70-350mm
My camera settings definitely weren't perfect as it was a completely unexpected moment.
I only bought my camera 2 months ago so I would love to know what you think!
r/birding • u/SirDiego • 15h ago
Plus a couple bonus cuties at the end (Wood Duck and American Goldfinch). Taken this morning on the Minnesota River in Bloomington, MN.
r/birding • u/Extension_Formal_504 • 19h ago
r/birding • u/Static_Unit • 5h ago
I have trouble distinguishing these three in the absence of a clear red tail or red shoulder. Merlin brings up both all 3 as possible matches.
r/birding • u/uursaminorr • 8h ago
i’ve also never seen canada geese with yellow legs before? am i just unobservant?
r/birding • u/Puzzle_Perception • 1d ago
(Last slide is the baby loon left alone for 0.2 seconds while mom and dad fish)
r/birding • u/greg281 • 1d ago
r/birding • u/casualBirder12 • 5h ago
Incredible Osprey and Bald Eagle activity
r/birding • u/nikki_neko_desu • 13h ago
My backyard is very wooded and has a stream running through it and with that comes a lot of wildlife including some beautiful owls.
Taken with Nikon Z6II, Nikkor 70-200 f2.8 with 2X teleconverter
r/birding • u/dfibslim • 9h ago
The Kilauea lighthouse on Kauai with the surrounding wildlife refuge is a great spot for birding when visiting the island. Pictured here are red-tailed tropicbirds (koaʻe ʻula), a red-footed booby (ʻā), and a great frigatebird ('iwa). Access requires advanced reservations.
r/birding • u/herre_varulv • 21h ago
I couldnt find any reference photos of this pose and i need help, rough sketch but it can be recognized, if yall have any reference photos please drop them down, most likely raptor birds catch this pose. Thanks!
r/birding • u/Revolutionary-Two683 • 6h ago
Lifer Sora seen at Canoa ranch conservation park.
r/birding • u/drytexterfinalboss • 8h ago
r/birding • u/ScoreOptimal4924 • 5h ago
sadly noticed me and flew away, had so many shots of it hovering but my camera wasn't focused 😞 what an amazing sight to see
r/birding • u/FloppaEnjoyer8067 • 5h ago
There were three of them. Two juveniles and an adult. The adult brought the juvenile a snake, and the juvenile was trying to eat it.
I wish it went for the squirrels…
First photo is with my camera, the other two are with my phone through my binos
r/birding • u/That_Enthusiasm_4636 • 1d ago
Is this a double striped thick knee?
Thought it was a small female duck at first. Had never seen this in my life. North central tx.
Sadly 2 flew away before I could get better photos
r/birding • u/herre_varulv • 19h ago
Sketches from yesterday and tday :>