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  1. Follow Ethical Birding Behavior. Follow ethical birding & bird photography behaviors as outlined by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the Audubon Society (see pinned post).

  2. No Human Contact With Birds. Exceptions for researchers who are banding birds, or licensed wildlife rehabilitators (proof must be submitted to mods through modmail before posting)

  3. Birding Content Only. No “birds aren’t real” posts, and all posts must be directly related to wild birds or the hobby of birding.

  4. No Fledgling/Injured Bird Questions. Baby birds without feathers should be returned to the nest. Young, feathered fledglings outside the nest are normal and common, and may not be able to fly well yet – they should generally be left alone. If you believe the bird is injured or needs human intervention, contact a local wildlife rehabilitator (http://ahnow.org/). If you are unable to contact a wildlife rehabilitator, please go to r/WildlifeRehab for further advice.

  5. Original Content Only. Any photos must have been taken by the person posting them. Articles can be posted for discussion, however the poster must also comment with their perspective on the article.

  6. Add Context to Photos. Your post should include the common name of the bird, the location, and date – either in the title or a comment. We love seeing interesting facts or observations too!

  7. No Self-promotion or Advertising. Artwork of wild birds is allowed. Watermarks are allowed. One link in a comment to your social media page is allowed. No links to sales sites. Make sure your contributions are about birding and engaging with this community, not promoting yourself. Links to articles should also include some discussion about the article.

  8. Be Civil. No personal attacks or insults. No hatred, bigotry, racism, or other uncivil behavior.

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What bird is this chirping in the middle of the night in Texas?

Chirping at midnight in DFW area. What kind of bird is this? I feel like I’ve never heard a bird chirping this late.

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2023/06/06
05:33 UTC

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Olive Backed sun bird making a nest. Lambir Hills, Malaysian Borneo

Sad story. I watched her build her nest into the evening and came back the morning after to find it all gone. Must be a naughty squirrel or monkey but it effectively reminded me how fragile life is.

0 Comments
2023/06/06
04:22 UTC

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So many finches!

And one chickadee 🥰

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2023/06/06
03:27 UTC

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Pair of unknown birds in Kihei, Maui

Howdy!

Looking to find out who this likely mister and missus are. Saw them today in South Kihei at the Seabird Nesting Preserve. I searched and searched but cannot find their name.

Thanks to anyone who can help!

3 Comments
2023/06/06
03:16 UTC

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Female Indigo Bunting wondering where the food is -- Northwood, New Hampshire, USA

0 Comments
2023/06/06
03:09 UTC

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The levitating Goldfinch ( SW VA)

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2023/06/06
02:44 UTC

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Red-winged blackbird (Palatine, Illinois)

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2023/06/06
02:13 UTC

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Black Swans

Just on my phone camera but black swans in an urban storm water pond. They seemed to be nesting in the mass hanging from the wall behind them.

0 Comments
2023/06/06
01:53 UTC

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White Ibis (Bossier City, Louisiana)

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2023/06/06
01:48 UTC

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Took a picture of this little guy a few weeks ago in Finland. Any idea what it might be. Parents say its a chiff chaff but im 100% sure its not

8 Comments
2023/06/06
01:47 UTC

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Horned Grebe. Calgary AB, Canada

1 Comment
2023/06/06
01:45 UTC

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American Robin at dusk, seeking its mate

4 Comments
2023/06/06
01:33 UTC

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Any idea what bird these feathers belong to? (Central IN, USA)

We found a ton of these feathers in a trail around the side of our house - seems like an attack of some kind. The feather second from the top is identical to the one above it but is upside down.

If anything I want to know if they could belong to a mourning dove, because we have a few mourning dove pairs who live around our house and visit our birdbath often and I've grown quite fond of them.

Please note these have been bagged for safety purposes and we do not plan on keeping these feathers as I'm willing to bet they belong to a protected species under the MBTA.

2 Comments
2023/06/06
01:31 UTC

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Caribbean Flamingo - Key West Butterfly Conservatory

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2023/06/06
01:30 UTC

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Grey catbird living his best life - Ontario, Canada

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2023/06/05
23:36 UTC

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Black-necked Stilt young + protective parent - Brazos Bend State Park, TX 6/3/23

2 Comments
2023/06/05
23:33 UTC

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This black crown night heron thinks they're good at hiding... (Maine)

1 Comment
2023/06/05
23:34 UTC

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Oriole

Put some fresh jelly out and this guy showed up.

0 Comments
2023/06/05
22:47 UTC

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Any good birding activities around Cape May, NJ in July?

We’ve done walks around the lighthouse and area to the east of the lighthouse. Curious if there’s any recommendations?

0 Comments
2023/06/05
22:44 UTC

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Kookaburra

4 Comments
2023/06/05
22:36 UTC

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