r/birdpics • u/astrobraille • 3d ago
A close encounter with the Malabar Grey Hornbill
Pictured in Parambikulam Tiger Reserve, Kerala
r/birdpics • u/astrobraille • 3d ago
Pictured in Parambikulam Tiger Reserve, Kerala
r/birdpics • u/thefrother • 3d ago
This is one of the coolest looking birds I’ve spotted yet!
I love the fancy black and white pant suit and the pens in the hair do.
Sony A7IV @ 600mm f9 1/2000 ISO 400
r/birdpics • u/nickmediacreator99 • 3d ago
The eyes are so pretty and at the same time so black,That make it prettier
r/birdpics • u/ThackSwatch • 3d ago
Taken in SE Michigan
r/birdpics • u/Theodore-Bonkers • 3d ago
Anyone know what the bird in the background of the 1st pic is? I didn't actually notice it until I looked at my pics later.
r/birdpics • u/Effective-Bar-879 • 3d ago
r/birdpics • u/Marzolino85 • 4d ago
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r/birdpics • u/thefrother • 4d ago
This little fella was sitting on a tree outside our tent in the Masai Mara and I managed to snap a quick pick before he flew away.
I’m amazed by the colours of the tiny birds in Kenya
r/birdpics • u/able6art • 4d ago
r/birdpics • u/diacrum • 3d ago
American Goldfinch in the Flowering Dogwood tree - Northeast Georgia mountains
r/birdpics • u/stimpy_thecat • 5d ago
I read that all egrets are herons but not all herons are egrets, so posting this here 😃👍
r/birdpics • u/striderof78 • 5d ago
r/birdpics • u/stimpy_thecat • 6d ago
These grackles were busy mating on the grass, but I had never seen a grackle like the female on the left before. I looked it up and it turns out that it's an example of what scientists call leucism, which is a rare genetic mutation that partially inhibits melanin production. If the bird had been fully white, then it would have been an example of bird albinism. So now you can brag to your friends that you've seen a leucistic grackle.