Feeder birds.
feeder birds.
House sparrow.
Common loon/osprey.
We saw an bald eagle swoop down and get a fish,eat it on a branch.
We saw a osprey but we did not get a picture of it.
Rufous Hummingbird is back!
Rufous is back!
See more pictures of Rufous on eBird:
https://ebird.org/checklist/S117446941
https://ebird.org/checklist/S117392750
Hummingbirds/I think it is a rock pigeon.
2 female hummingbirds attack!!My feeder not yours!!
Hummingbird back.
visitors again!
these cute titmice come in this tree every morning.
Eagles.
The baby is on the left and the adult on the right.while we were driving by the great lakes,in michigan.
Titmice/woodpecker nest that survived the first brood:the 2nd brood:chicks got eaten by a snake):sad.
eastern phoebe and mr.cardinal.
House Finches
House Finches!!
ID please!!
ID please!!
American Goldfinches
Most likely a breeding pair of American Goldfinches, as they are late breeders ~ July, August, September.
Fledged titmice
Baby Great-Tailed Grackle
Mother Grackle feeding baby grackle, Sorry for the bad photo! Here is another time we saw Great-tailed Grackles and took pictures ~ https://ebird.org/checklist/S113698000
In bush.eastern towhee.
Doves
Lots of dove pictures I found.
Canada Geese
Goosey and Geesey the Canada Geese enjoying the lake. Goosey is the gander and Geesey is the goose.
Blue Jays!
Blue Jays!!!
Blue Jay
Blue Jay in grass
Cardinal
cardinal nest & bird.
cardinal
Drying off
Cardinal Visits Feeder!!!
After months of waiting for the cardinals, there finally here! There are at least 5.
blueberies!
They are at a blueberry farm.
on watch!
there is a scarlet tanager out there in this tree in may.
Black-Bellied Whistling Ducks, Roseate Spoonbills and a Great Blue Heron
The Black-Bellied Whistling Duck was also seen with a female Black-Bellied Whistling Duck watching Spoonbills the day after.
Mama Jana H and her 30+ babies (Wood-ducks)
Out for a waddle.
A male and female Mottled duck wadding off. 🦆
Unknown Species, Any help ID’ing Appreciated
While out for birding along the Matchedash Wetland Trail in Matchedash Bay, Ontario (Nearby Coldwater, Ontario) this morning I accidentally flushed a mature bird off of a nest that was located in a derelict Milk truck from the 60’s or 70’s (If my guess is right) unfortunately I was unable to get a clear look at the matter individual before it flew off out of a broken window. I
I took a quick cell phone pic of the nest to see if there was any eggs or young in it; The photo revealed 2 Eggs and 2 Hatchlings.
My research so far has turned up the possibility that the egg on the left is that of a Black-Capped Chickadee, But I am unsure. (My knowledge on nesting/identifying eggs is weak).
I am also unsure about the egg on the right, and the hatchlings.
any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you in advance,
Jack
Lovely Island!
Male and female Black-Bellied Whistling Ducks on Island
Papa Bluebird on Guard
The male of my Bluebird pair is very protective of his nest box.
Lonely Spotted Towhee
Mate died and now he’s lonely.. Singing many different calls, heartbreaking to listen to him.
Pair of House Finches
This pair of house finches vist the feeder almost daily together. Think this is the pair eyeing my Christmas wreath as a potential nesting spot.
Visitors having breakfast today
Northern Flicker and Cardinal visitors
This Loggerhead Shrike Was Gathering Nesting Material!
Loggerhead Shrikes
This Loggerhead Shrike presented a Brown Anole to its mate!
Mourning Dove Ritual
I just spotted this pair of Mourning Doves in my Maple tree bobbing their heads up and down at each other.
I read this is a ritual they do prior to mating Ah ~ spring is in the air!
Male House Finch
This male House Finch has been visiting my Christmas wreath with a female. I expect to see the beginnings of a nest soon.
Cozy home
House finch checking out wreath for nest. The finch nested in my wreath last year and had four or five broods.
Wreath is on a window tucked under our small covered front porch. When they arrive we use the back entrance!
Red Junglefowl Chicks
Cute chicks
Nest photos 2021
Bow Chicka Wow Wow
Mating Mississippi Kites. A rare visitor to the northeast.
Indigo Bunting
Indigo bunting during breeding season
Purple Sunbird
Purple Sunbird during mating ritual
Fledgling Bluebird
This little bluebird fledgling just left the nest and is looking around, taking it all in, and looking for mom and dad!
Mamma bluebird feeding her fledgling
Breeding Birds
Costa’s hummingbird nest
Costa’s hummingbird nest in a dead chaparral yucca stalk
First attempt
Installed January 12/2022
Starlings
Black backed gull
The seagull is doing a call called The long call which they use in there complex social Hierarchy to keep the colony under control and try to keep fights to a minimum.
Red Tailed Hawks!
Blake and Emma are the Red Tailed Hawks that live next to our house. They have a nest in a pine tree, where this past year they successfully raised 3 chicks, Olive, Jessie, and Whiz. I can’t wait to see what the next season will bring!
Beautiful Blue 💙
Happy House Wren
Juvenile Bluebird Perched on the Deck Post
Waiting patiently as their brothers and sisters hog the mealworm dish.
Robins nest outside our stairwell at school, Odenton Elem., Odenton, Maryland
A robin built her nest on top of a light fixture outside a stairwell at our school in 2018. This location gave our students a first-hand view of the babies from eggs to fledglings.
Juvenile red-shouldered hawk and sibling calling, July 3, 2021
This is one of three juvenile red-shouldered hawks from a nest in our yard this summer. Video was taken through a monocular attached to an iPhone SE.
Peekaboo!
Two great horned owlets give me the eye, but one wanted a different perspective!
Yellow Warbler feeding baby
American Robin feeding baby
Red-winged Blackbird feeding fledgling
Red-winged Blackbird feeding fledgling at Huffman Prairie Flying Field 7/25/21
Yellow-crowned Night Heron on nest.
My Turn
These two Brown-crested Flycatcher were using a nestbox (19) at Mitchell Lake Audubon Center, San Antonio, TX. The nestboxes were part of my son’s Hornaday Project for Boy Scouts.
House hunting
Backyard Beauties!
This year I have seen more Eastern Bluebirds in my backyard. I counted a number of four one day. These birds are such a delight to see. Their blue feathers are so beautiful, makes you want to get a glimpse or try not miss an opportunity to capture a shot of. I was thrilled after I put a nest box up they started becoming regulars. Though they never used the new box, they however nested in my martin apartment I have up, which was different but a wonderful experience none the less.
A Bird
Seagulls Black headed gulls
Nature
Nature
Nature
Natures Wonders
Hummingbird
American Goldfinch
This is a breeding American Goldfinch. Of course it turned it’s head just as I took the shot, so I don’t know if it’s a male or female. My husband saw three goldfinches together ~ two pale ones and a bright one. I am excited to have them in my yard as they winter here in Vermont.
Indigo Bunting Singing
A male Indigo Bunting with a beautiful song
Bluebird Fledgling Feeding Nestlings
Fledgling Eastern Bluebird is bringing a mealworm to the nest box to feed the nestlings while the adult male is also feeding the nestlings.
New Birdhouse Quickly Moved-Into
Around mid-July I put out three gourd birdhouses on our deck. A few weeks later (a few WEEKS!!!), a pair of Carolina Wrens moved into the top gourd. I was so surprised and excited that birds moved in so quickly!!!
First flight out of the birdbox
Babies first flight! Fledging from the box.
Tree Swallow drama
Tree Swallows make for great entertainment. They are stubborn, boisterous, and fiercely protective of their brood.
Cattle egret chicks on nest
cattle egret chicks on nest in a colony in a single tree
Baby Chipping Sparrows!
Golden Beauty
House Hunting Bluebirds!
Checking For Eastern Phoebe eggs!
Tree Swallow Portrait
Does anyone have any requests for bird pictures? FYI I live in New York.
Bright little Goldfinch
Mating Canada Geese
Happy Cardinal
Bluebird with Attitude
Hours old goshlings
5 Goslings hatched between sunset 02 May 21 and early morning 03 May. Female on nest for 32 days. Pond located in cow pasture at 1277 Hopewell Road, Guntersville, Alabama.
Male Kingfisher.
This little guy was so proud! He had finally found a mate, and was letting the world know.
Great Blue Heron
American Robin Nest Update
Excitement on my Windowsill—Ansel attacking his reflection, a male Northern Cardinal eating, and a Carolina Wren entering my nest box for the first time!
Ansel flew to my window AGAIN and attacked his reflection. FOR 30 MINUTES. AND HE’S STILL HERE!!!
He won’t stop even through I drew highlighter on the outside of my window to break up his reflection. This time I’m even more sure it’s territorial aggression because another Tufted Titmouse flew up and he didn’t attack it. I’m guessing she’s Ansel’s mate. While I was videoing, a male Northern Cardinal came to eat and a Carolina Wren entered my nest box! This is the first time a bird has entered that nest box.
Ansel still will not leave though. What will make him stop attacking his reflection in my window sill!?
First Bird I’ve Seen in my Nest Box!!!
4/8/2021, 11:30 AM — A Carolina Wren entered my window nest box!!!
I put it out in March, and birds are finally stating to check it out!!!
Today is the first time I’ve seen one enter it, but a Carolina Chickadee and Tufted Titmouse have inspected it before.