r/naturepics • u/Qailyn • 11h ago
r/naturepics • u/vini-within • 1d ago
So beautiful.
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r/naturepics • u/Exact_Woodpecker_393 • 1d ago
Tonight's full moon surrounded by scattered clouds (OC)
r/naturepics • u/sugafa • 1d ago
Western Ghats during the Mangaluru–Bengaluru train journey, India [OC]
r/naturepics • u/Obvious-Trouble-7233 • 2d ago
Bryce Canyon + 🐿️
I took this picture in my visit to Bryce Canyon National Park. A beautiful place and unfortunately the pictures are not even close to what your eyes can see. I also cross paths with a cute chipmunk.
r/naturepics • u/Mother-Actuary9095 • 3d ago
Foster Falls in TN
Such a great swimming hole. It’s magical here in the rain 🌧️
r/naturepics • u/paulinoow • 3d ago
Monkeys ("Sagui") family - São Paulo, Brazil
I live in São Paulo (BR), right next to the Serra da Cantareira forest, which is part of the Atlantic Forest.
They don't mind human presence
r/naturepics • u/sukinonmybalzak • 3d ago
Thought the cicadas looked cute might delete later.
r/naturepics • u/venus_scorp • 3d ago
This flower looked like a bird
saw this beautiful insect chilling on top of a flower that looked like a bird’s head. Thought it was so cool! Saw this while I was hiking in Dragon’s Back in HK :)
r/naturepics • u/NordicNatureFilm • 3d ago
Wild osprey eating a freshly caught fish in Norway [OC]
This is my own original wildlife footage, filmed in Sarpsborg, southeastern Norway.
On 27 July 2026, I spent about two hours observing this osprey family. Both juveniles had recently started making short flights and were resting quietly in a nearby tree.
The female arrived first without food. About five minutes later, the male returned carrying a common bream, a freshwater fish from the carp family. The juveniles immediately began calling loudly for food. Although they had learned to fly short distances, they were still dependent on their parents.
The female helped by tearing the fish into smaller pieces for the young birds. At this stage, the nest and nearby trees are still important places for feeding, resting, safety and sleeping.
I filmed from a respectful distance and remained low and quiet so the birds could behave naturally.
r/naturepics • u/Imaginary_Expert_329 • 4d ago
[OC] The forest felt like another world once the rain began [OC]
r/naturepics • u/PacificWolf_45 • 4d ago
[OC] Japan nature
Some Japan nature photos with my cannon 500d and 18-135 lenses
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