Photos of 14 incredible birds from the Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve, in eastern South Africa’s stunning Lowveld region. Read More “Birds of South Africa’s pristine Lowveld landscape”
Featured Galleries
Collections of photos selected by the editors that tell stories, show bird families, or explain the fine points of bird ID.
The world’s penguins in photos
From the adorable Adélies to the huge Emperors to the dapper Chinstraps, the world’s penguins are a sight to behold! Read More “The world’s penguins in photos”
Slideshow: Unique birds of North America by Stan Tekiela
Here is a sampling of photos from Stan Tekiela’s new book “Wild Birds: North America’s Most Unique Birds.” Read More “Slideshow: Unique birds of North America by Stan Tekiela”
10 photos of incredible birds from South Africa’s Western Cape
Images from our recent visit, including African Penguin, African Paradise-Flycatcher, Blue Crane, Rock Kestrel, and more great birds! Read More “10 photos of incredible birds from South Africa’s Western Cape”
Slideshow: Backyard birds photographed through windows
Photographer and medical doctor Glen Apseloff shares photos of birds that have visited his Ohio yard — and that he photographed through closed windows. Read More “Slideshow: Backyard birds photographed through windows”
Winners of the 2018 Bird Photographer of the Year contest
The winning images of the Bird Photographer of the Year contest include stunning photos of flamingos, gannets, Little Egret, and more. Read More “Winners of the 2018 Bird Photographer of the Year contest”
Photo gallery of falcons and eagles
With the Atlanta Falcons vs. the Philadelphia Eagles kicking off the 2018 football season, BirdWatching compiled a photo gallery of the birds of prey. Read More “Photo gallery of falcons and eagles”
10 bird species that are still here thanks to the Endangered Species Act
Photos of Brown Pelican, Golden-cheeked Warbler, Piping Plover, Whooping Crane, and other birds that have benefited from the Endangered Species Act. Read More “10 bird species that are still here thanks to the Endangered Species Act”