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This photo of a Rufous Hummingbird was taken by Helena Reynolds. It ran in “Your View” in our August 2014 issue. “Your View” is a popular … Read More “Feature photo: A show-off Rufous Hummingbird from Louisiana”
The -20°F temperature in north-central Minnesota in early March didn’t seem to bother this Barred Owl. Kevin Yopp of Grand Rapids saw it regularly in … Read More “Reader photo: A Barred Owl makes a magnificent subject on a frigid Minnesota day”
Bloomingdale Bog, near Lake Placid, is the best place to see Gray Jay in New York’s Adirondacks region. Reader Doug Emlin made his first visit … Read More “Reader photo: Dragonfly makes one-of-a-kind Gray Jay image”
We love looking at photographs of birds, and we want to see yours! There are four ways you can share your pictures with us: 1. In … Read More “Four ways you can get your photos published with BirdWatching”
The Santa Cruz Harbor is a man-made inlet on Monterey Bay on the coast of central California. A 60-foot-tall lighthouse stands at the entrance. Each … Read More “Reader photo: The golden light of the setting sun illuminates a waterbird spectacle”
In late April 2013, life-long birder Lew Scharpf was photographing birds in a park in Auburn, Alabama, a city just west of the Georgia state … Read More “Raised wings and open claws add drama to reader’s photo of nesting woodpeckers”
It’s generally true that the more megapixels your camera has, the better your photos will be. This fun shot of a Bushtit examining its reflection … Read More “A stroll across a parking lot produces two birds for the price of one”
Since we launched the new and improved BirdWatchingDaily.com in late May, Ed Mattis of Coral Springs, Florida, aka snooked, has posted delightful, exceptional photos to … Read More “Secret life of birds: Black-necked Stilt lays an egg”
This spring at the famed boardwalk at Magee Marsh Wildlife Area in northwestern Ohio, Mark Preston took more than 4,000 photos. Preston lives in Columbus, … Read More “Six hours of patient observation produces unique view of a skulking warbler”
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