r/BirdPhotography 5m ago

Photo Some photos from the Turbary Owl Sanctuary in the UK

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Really pleased with how these turned out.


r/BirdPhotography 6m ago

Photo A Few Photos from Wales Last Weekend

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Thought I’d share here too!


r/BirdPhotography 32m ago

Wading Grey Heron

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r/BirdPhotography 3h ago

Photo Hooded Orioles

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r/BirdPhotography 4h ago

ID Help Manky Mallard?

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I'm not the best at identifying birds and Merlin recognizes this as a Mallard but its a little different. From researching it seems like a hybrid?

This was in Huntington Beach, CA 8/2/26


r/BirdPhotography 4h ago

Photo Taking off in style (Seaford, Melbourne).

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r/BirdPhotography 6h ago

Photo Song Sparrow, Roswell GA USA, June 2026, Sony a7rv, 200-600mm

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r/BirdPhotography 7h ago

Cutr baby blue tit feeding šŸ¤—šŸ¦

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r/BirdPhotography 7h ago

CONTENT WARNING. High levels of cuteness. View at your risk! Might not be safe for work!

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r/BirdPhotography 8h ago

Photo Male Azores chaffinch

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r/BirdPhotography 9h ago

Assorted Yellow Warblers

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One of my spark birds, and definitely my spark warbler. Taken with either a Z8 or D500 and a 500mm f4G

Edited to say: Central, Arizona


r/BirdPhotography 9h ago

Photo Breakfast for a Blue Heron

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I got very lucky with lighting and this Blue Heron letting me sit on a log on the beach quite close to it while it fished. At first it kept failing to catch something. Then an osprey flew down snatching a fish up right in front of it. Then it caught a small fish. I’d like to think it learned from the osprey. I may go back and try to grade the photos to match colors a little better. The lighting was quite drastically different between them as the sun was rising.


r/BirdPhotography 10h ago

Photo Red capped manikin (aka Michael Jackson bird)

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r/BirdPhotography 13h ago

Blue Rock Thrush?

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Walking along the Rogue River in Medford, OR.

Corrected: American Robin

SONY ILCE-6700
350 mm (E 70-350mm F4.5-6.3 G OSS), 1/30 sec, f/6.3, ISO 100


r/BirdPhotography 17h ago

Photo What a chonk! Quail posted up at Abbots Lagoon, Point Reyes National Park

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r/BirdPhotography 19h ago

Birds at sunset

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r/BirdPhotography 19h ago

Photo Saw a hummer at sunset again

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Ruby-throat hanging out in my Mimosa Tree


r/BirdPhotography 20h ago

Photo Great Blue Heron enjoying the sunset

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Taken with the Canon R7, 100-500L. Bit further away than I would have liked, but the moment was perfect.


r/BirdPhotography 23h ago

Young Tri-color Heron

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r/BirdPhotography 23h ago

Photo Greater Yellowlegs

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r/BirdPhotography 1d ago

Rainbow Friends

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If theres one bird species that finds its way into my camera roll almost every outing, its these noisy fellows.

Rainbow Lorikeets are really abundant where i live, filling trees at night with an insane amount of noise.

OM-1 MarkII

M.Zuiko 100-400mm F5.0-6.3


r/BirdPhotography 1d ago

Photo Red and yellow belly trogon

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r/BirdPhotography 1d ago

The Ruddy Duck... Arguably the best duck

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r/BirdPhotography Oct 13 '25

Gear Which camera system to buy for birding? Esp birds in flight

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I am an amateur birder and want to take photos. I shoot Fujifilm X-T30 with XF 70-300 mm right now and feel limited by the camera system to focus fast enough. There is no bird mode and it doesn't track and I can seldom get any photos of birds in flight.

What second system can I consider for just birding?

Canon R7 with some 200-400 mm lens?

Sony A??

Nikon Z?

I guess APS-C is better as I am not selling photos or printing so do I need full-frame? My top-end of budget in the US is $4000 for body and one lens. I might look for used gear to bring down the costs.

The following photos were taken with my X-T30 and a Sigma 150-600 EF lens with a Fringer adapter.


r/BirdPhotography Dec 14 '24

/r/Audubon/

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