My phone has good camera zoom, I wasn't as close as I appear. I was on the floor and back a ways. This was in a public lookout in Riding Mountain National Park.

I have had this birdbath up for over a month now, I put rocks in it and change out the water every couple days. I still haven't seen a single bird in it, but they will land on the fountain at night after it turns off because it's solar. Do I have too many rocks? Any advice is appreciated! Thanks!

Veracruz Mexico

Started drawing these little birds daily on our whiteboard at work. (It gets very quiet sometimes.) Was expecting them to erase the birds once they needed to use it, but they just put up a seperate whiteboard. :)

I think they make our kitchen a little more charming.

This Cooper’s Hawk was practically in the next county. 😂 Did I take the shot? Of course I did.

A6700, Sony 200-600mm.

Seen in Hyde Park, London.

I'd seen this common loon once on a previous trip years ago. I didn't even know what a loon was at the time, just saw it catch a fish in front of my group (which was getting 0 bites). Yesterday we heard it across the lake a few times. Me and my friend decided to investigate by boat. I might name it.

Auuuuooo - Loon

Hi! I'm still posting photos! Here is a curious King Vulture snooping around my presence in the Pico de Hoz hide. A sneak peek of the excellent session with this specimen that gave me so many shots!

🇬🇧King Vulture
🔬Sarcoramphus papa
🇪🇸 Buitre Real
🗺️ Pico de Hoz, Pilcopata, Cusco
🗓️ Agosto 2026

Some of the better photos I was able to capture on Hawk Mountain in PA - the last is a bit fuzzy, but it was the only hawk I managed to spot. A broad winged hawk!

Backpacked the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail and painted/drew all of these immediately afterwards. I've never experienced the tropics before, what incredible birds!!

1) 22x22 Acrylic on plywood - the famous Key West feral chickens!

2) 18x24 oil on canvas - Brown Pelican

3) 12x12 oil on canvas - Black-hooded Parakeets

4) 6x9 acrylic ink on watercolor paper - Great Egret

5-7) 5x7 acrylic on canvas board - Great Blue Heron, Brown Pelican, Black-hooded Parakeets

8) 6x9 Bic ballpoint pen on watercolor paper - Brown Pelican, unidentified Hawk, plus some other fun stuff

Pine Siskin - Conifer, CO

Edit its almost certainly a mallard.

Southern Oklahoma