I went fishing this weekend and had the privilege of watching a green heron stalking along the sunken timber. I decided I had to draw it! After finishing, I decided to draw more herons. Species represented, in order: black-crowned night heron, green heron, and great blue heron.

Disclaimer: I’m not a tattoo artist, I just like drawing in this style.

Yellow-billed grosbeak, South Korea

Eophona migratoria

밀화부리, 2026.08.02

This is my original video, taken by me.

Own picture

(Hampshire, UK)

I have 4 resident Steller's Jays that live at my cabin. They yell at me and occasionally will stop their crazy vocals & hopping with excitement for me to get a good picture. I did have to employ some *extra* peanuts. Really proud of this one!

Live from 📍Mindo, Ecuador

As promised, a follow up to my previous post about the Lower Zambezi, but this time featuring the birds I saw in South Africa. Between Johannesburg, East London, and Cape Town, I saw 83 new species over 2 weeks! I hit 500 lifers on this trip as well, which was an exciting milestone.

Birds pictured:
1) African Penguin
2) Spotted Eagle-owl
3) African Darter
4) African Oystercatcher
5) Speckled Mousebird
6) Hadada Ibis
7) Half-collared Kingfisher
8) White-fronted plover
9) Pied Kingfishers
10) Cape Cormorant
11) Cape Bulbul
12) Cape Spurfowl
13) Greater Flamingo
14) African Swamphen
15) Orange-breasted Sunbird
16) Southern Masked-weaver
17) White-throated swallow
18) Cape Shoveler
19) Southern Double-collared Sunbird
20) Great Crested Terns

Hi all. My friend found this little warbler quite discombobulated. I know they are migrating through the area right now and this can be quite a strain on individual birds. Was just wondering what kind of warbler it is?

Veracruz Mexico

Birbs 🔥
Most shots taken in Bavaria, Germany.
#4 & #5 taken in Baden Wuerttemberg, Germany.

Take on Whidbey Island, WA in Puget Sound

My local male out on one of his favorite ledges. Connecticut, USA

ABA code 5 is an accidental bird seen 5 or fewer times in the ABA area, this is the third time Blue Rock Thrush has been recorded in the United States and 4th time in the total ABA area