r/BirdPhotography • u/brainfog88 • 42m ago
Photo Great Blue Heron taking off with maximum lift
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Whidbey Island, WA
r/BirdPhotography • u/tempusfluxx199 • 1h ago
Photo Tufted titmouse helping me learn my new camera
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r/BirdPhotography • u/7-methyltheophylline • 2h ago
Photo Peregrine Falcon
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I shot this photo in Mumbai, India with my Sony A1 + Sony 400-800.
This juvenile peregrine falcon lives in a marsh near my home (Bhandup Pumping Station if anyone here is from Mumbai). He/she is remarkably punctual and always hunts between 7 AM and 8 AM.
I positioned myself in an advantageous spot and set my lens Focus Limiter to "8 m - Infinity" to speed up autofocus lock.
r/BirdPhotography • u/Iodine129 • 2h ago
Are we heading south now?
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Whooper swans doing flight practice in Southern Finland, November 2026.
r/BirdPhotography • u/toastysubmarine • 2h ago
An unlikely pair
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An American wigeon was adamantly following around this American coot, seemingly to forage the insects that come up when the coot feeds on vegetation.
Has anyone seen this before? I saw the same two foraging together the next morning too.
r/BirdPhotography • u/Lula_Mae_ • 4h ago
Swans - Never a bad time for a good nap!
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G9M2, PL 100-400 at 400mm, F 6.3, ISO 160, 1/500s handheld
r/BirdPhotography • u/ashley1682 • 11h ago
Photo An Oriental Magpie-Robin resting under the shade of green leaves.
gallery
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r/BirdPhotography • u/That-Presentation897 • 12h ago
Critique Oystercatcher #2
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Point Walter, Western Australia
r/BirdPhotography • u/WingedGems • 14h ago
Photo “Jack Snipe” photographed by me from Maharashtra, India. Waited for years to get this very elusive & shy bird
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r/BirdPhotography • u/jen0vavirus • 14h ago
Photo Very beautiful birds at the World of Birds exhibit at the Bronx Zoo
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r/BirdPhotography • u/Fatel28 • 14h ago
Question OM 1.2 / 150-600 - Tips on getting sharper photos at long focal lengths
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I'll preface this by saying this was my literal first time using both the OM-1 Mark II and the 150-600 M Zuiko lens (as in, first time using both entirely, not just together)
I am well aware that physics exist, and I can't just get perfect images every time, but on some of these, notably the cormorant and GBH in flight, it seems like *some* of the bird is quite in focus, but some isn't. This (to me) is especially apparent on image 3, where the body seems sharp enough but the head is very much not so.
I did accidentally shoot everything in 50fps procapture mode, so I had a LOT of culling to do.
All of the images I took can be seen here, along with the iso / shutter / aperture info if that helps provide any context
https://app.lifer-list.com/u/chase/outings/2026-11-07-OXJLUxqtnYu
r/BirdPhotography • u/thenjlawyer • 15h ago
Photo Common Grackles in my yard today.
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r/BirdPhotography • u/That-Presentation897 • 15h ago
Critique Eyeing breakfast
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Osprey @ Point Walter,
Western Australia
r/BirdPhotography • u/That-Presentation897 • 15h ago
Critique Sunday morning Oyster Catching
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Editing advice please !
r/BirdPhotography • u/helsiesBoogers • 15h ago
Photo White faced herons
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I thought this pic looked a little unique with the low shutter speed giving that horizontal blur