low angle photography of flock of silhouette of bird illustration

Mehdi Sepehri

Boris  Smokrovic

green and yellow small beaked bird on twig

Zdeněk Macháček

brown and orange bird on brown tree branch

AARN GIRI

Andrew Pons

Dominik Lange

A Yellow Warbler sits in a flowering tree on a sunny spring morning. 

Mark Olsen

Chris Smith

gray-and-black mallard ducks flying during day time

Gary Bendig

Kevin Mueller

I came across these two tree swallows before sunrise one morning.  They were puffed up against the cold and seemed to project a grumpy attitude toward the day.

Dulcey Lima

three blue-and-yellow parrots on tree branch

Sid Balachandran

Gareth Davies

selective focus photography of blue kingfisher

Vincent van Zalinge

bird flying above water under white sky during daytime photo

Richard Lee

selective focus photography of red cardinal on tree

I saw this guy eating off the crepe myrtle through the back window of my house and decided to take a picture. This was shot through the window so I didn’t think it would be all that great but after playing with it in post I absolutely love this picture.

Timothy Dykes

a small blue bird perched on a tree branch

Blue Jay 

Please tag @hyneseyes on Instagram for credit, thank you :)

Jeremy Hynes

selective focus photography of black and white puffin bird

An Atlantic Puffin stands tall and stares straigh ahead while on a rock on Machias Seal Island.

Ray Hennessy

In the middle of nowhere in the northern part of the Yucatan peninsula, in a narrow gravel road with water on both sides, suddenly we saw a patch of flamingos eating and sun bathing. The temperature was really high, the sun in it’s zenith and the mosquitos were ferocius, but the magic of seeing these birds in the wild made us stop for more tha an hour to contemplate them.

What a great experience watching them eat, fly, even fight with us being so near to them.

Alejandro Contreras

white and black bird flying during daytime

Azmaan Baluch

flying birds above herd of animals near trees

An  exceptional day for photographing owls in the wild! After days of snow and cold, the owls were very active and obviously hungry, taking to the air in the afternoon (generally they take to the air around dusk).  In the area there were about twenty owls , with as many as ten visible at one time.