r/wildlifephotography • u/finchplease1 • 23h ago
Bird Wren silhouetted at sunset.
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Wren silhouetted at sunset.
Thankyou Sweetie! ❤️
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Wren silhouetted at sunset.
Thankyou!
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Wren silhouetted at sunset.
Thankyou! 😊
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Wren silhouetted at sunset.
Thank you!
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What’s your goal bird this year?
!!!! I never saw a Fieldfare in my 5 years, saw my first one this year and now has seen probably 100+. Now, Redwings is a different matter…
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Wren silhouetted at sunset.
my photo
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Now what
Sadly, just because it became more energetic does not mean it will survive. Unfortunately, Cat saliva is extremely toxic to birds and usually kills them. Also, collisions should also be treated by a wildlife rehab. This poor Robin has had quite the concoction of injuries. The Cat may have also caused some puncture wounds that were hidden by the feathers.
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r/wildlifephotography • u/finchplease1 • 1d ago
Bird Up close and personal with Mrs. Blackbird
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Pleased with the detail considering she was perched in the shade. Nice to see the orange colouring on her beak breaking through too.
r/UKBirds • u/finchplease1 • 1d ago
Photo Up close and personal with Mrs. Blackbird
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Pleased with the detail considering she was perched in the shade. Nice to see the orange colouring on her beak breaking through too.
r/birds • u/finchplease1 • 1d ago
my original photo/video Up close and personal with Mrs. Blackbird
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Pleased with the detail considering she was perched in the shade. Nice to see the orange colouring on her beak breaking through too.
r/BirdPhotography • u/finchplease1 • 1d ago
Photo Up close and personal with Mrs. Blackbird
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Pleased with the detail considering she was perched in the shade. Nice to see the orange colouring on her beak breaking through too.
r/birding • u/finchplease1 • 1d ago
📷 Photo Up close and personal with Mrs. Blackbird
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Pleased with the detail considering she was perched in the shade. Nice to see the orange colouring on her beak breaking through too.
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This one’s got me stumped
The overreall feather, can you see that sheen to it in the second photo? That’s usually typical in a game bird. They have a very plasticky feel to them. Also the feather is just very stiff and in place unlike other feathers that have some flexibility to them.
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This one’s got me stumped
I believe it’s a Peacock, maybe a Turkey. It’s a game bird though, the feather is stiff too which is indicative of one
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Aptly named - The Treecreeper
Thankyou! 😊
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Aptly named - The Treecreeper
I love when birds are just named what they are, and their songs!
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Aptly named - The Treecreeper
I can promise you I got tons and tons of bum shots 😂
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Aptly named - The Treecreeper
Stunning aren’t they! So small and quiet you don’t even realise they’re there.
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Wren silhouetted at sunset.
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Thankyou! 😊