/r/birding
Birding. bird watching. twitching. listing. Whatever you want to call it, if you are looking at or listening to birds, this is where you should be.
birding. birdwatching. twitching. listing. whatever you want to call it, if you are looking at or listening to birds you should be frequenting /r/birding.
Subreddit rules:
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).
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)
Birding Content Only. No โbirds arenโt realโ posts, and all posts must be directly related to wild birds or the hobby of birding.
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 โ 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.
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.
Include Location. ID requests must include the location (state or province if you're in USA/Canada, otherwise name the country) in the title. Location and approximate date are encouraged for all posts.
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.
Be Civil. No personal attacks or insults. No hatred, bigotry, racism, or other uncivil behavior.
/r/birding
I know it's not the best shot, but it's special to me because this morning was the first time I managed to take a photo of this beautiful bird. I photographed it in the Wildert nature reserve near Illnau, Switzerland.
Hii everyone! Sharing my picture of a female Luzon Hornbill (๐๐ฆ๐ฏ๐ฆ๐ญ๐ฐ๐ฑ๐ช๐ฅ๐ฆ๐ด ๐ฎ๐ข๐ฏ๐ช๐ญ๐ญ๐ข๐ฆ). I'm starting to get into birding thanks to my classmates. We spotted her last Wednesday morning during one of our walks :) she looks majestic!
NE Wisconsin
Location: UK
Arriving home from work around 2:00 a.m. I heard birds, squirrels and chipmunks that should have well been asleep losing their minds. I looked up and saw this guy in front of my house.
Not a great pic but I was excited. Waited a minute before I walked my 6 lb dog!
Kenya
Ideas?
After taking a couple of shots of this juvenile bald eagle, I noticed the moon hovering very close to the frame. I dreamt the eagle would cross its path, and less than a minute later my dream came true. Taken at Putnam Lake, NY on March 19th, 2024.
Was lucky to spot this roadrunner with its mouse lunch in Arizona recently
I think it sounds similar to a Red Whiskered Bulbul but Iโm not sure. Sorry for the background noise.
SE Florida ๐ฆ