GreatBirdPic’s Bird Photograph of the Week – 4/10/26
Our bird photograph of the week comes to us from St. Augustine, Florida. Birdygirl captured a just-hatched Great Egret – a puff of feathers and bone in the nest with…
Male and Female Merg
Today we feature two pictures of Hooded Mergansers by docshaf. The image of the female below caught my eye because the top of the head is so flat – I…
Which One Wednesday
Which One Wednesday Reminder: I want your suggestions on how to become a better bird photographer. Click here to read why and how. Thanks! Good morning! Below are two pictures…
More Grids
I still enjoy some of the images with grids our members put together – you get more bang for the buck. See three or four images within the same frame…
The Bridge To Kruger
Reminder: I want your suggestions on how to become a better bird photographer. Click here to read why and how. Thanks! After twelve days of birding in South Africa we…
GreatBirdPics’s Bird Photograph of the Week – 4/3/26
Birder2011 had a hard time IDing a thrush she saw, until it turned tail. Red tail means Hermit Thrush. Nice simple pic showing a lot of detail. If you…
Spring Breeding Season.2
No NSFW pictures today. Instead we focus on the breeding plumage and colors some birds grow each spring in an attempt to attract a mate. Here’s a weird one –…
No Theme – Just Great Bird Pics
Reminder: I want your suggestions on how to become a better bird photographer. Click here to read why and how. Thanks! Browsing the Latest Pics section of the website I…
Helping Me Just Might Help You
I was admiring some of my recent GreatBirdPics (see below) last week, and I pondered, “How could I become an even better bird photographer?” I love it when a shot…
Exploring David’s Hometown
We woke up to the smell of breakfast at Forellenhof Guest Farm but, being with Josh, there was birding to be done first. We walked around the property and up…
GreatBirdPic’s Bird Photograph Of The Week – 3/27/26
GreatBirdPic’s Bird Photograph Of The Week – 3/27/26 Our Bird Photograph of the Week was taken by Mike Affinito. He noted one of the Northern Shovelers he was observing was…
NSFW
We have already begun spring migration here in the U.S. midwest. Red-winged Blackbirds, Sandhill Cranes, Grackles, and Song Sparrows have been arriving en masse. Why are they showing up here…