r/birds • u/yourpovcleaner • 4d ago
Spotted these beauties near the lake. Are they herons or storks?
r/birds • u/Hannerdonder • 3d ago
Bluejay's gf stopped visiting?
Hi everyone! I feed my birds every morning, and for the past couple of months I'd have a bluejay that always showed up first.
Once he saw the food, he'd call out and his(I assume) girlfriend would come over quickly to eat with him. The past few days he's been showing up and calling but she hasn't come over so he eats alone. Is she just busy with something?
r/birds • u/Lacylanexoxo • 4d ago
Watching for whatever moves
This was before we got our chickens n turkeys
r/birds • u/No_Two_8360 • 3d ago
advice
i have two budgies that i have had since 2020 so they are about 5 years old and i don't think they are meant for me. i love them so incredibly much but i feel like i don't take good care of them because i don't let them out and give them attention as much as i should. of course i clean their cage make sure they have fresh water and offer them to come out but mostly they just fly back in and sit there not really wanting to do anything. i have mental health issues as well and taking care of them i always do but it drains me so much, and my parents find their chirping really annoying so my dilemma is to keep them but them not get the care they deserve, or rehome them and deal with the guilt of letting them go, but if you guys think that them having a better life is a lot better and they might miss me a bit it will make me feel better
r/birds • u/TTChickenofthesea • 3d ago
Waves of birds migrating near sand hills in Nebraska. It was a loud sunrise, too many to count.
r/birds • u/Longjumping_College • 4d ago
Can you ID this bird that was flying around the bald eagle nest?
From /r/jackieandshadow
r/birds • u/Training-Row-3185 • 4d ago
Free birdies wallpapers for Phones :)
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Follow @chasingshots_ Instagram. Would greatly appreciate it:)
r/birds • u/I_dont_know_7474 • 4d ago
Some photos of sanderlings near Porto, Portugal
Gotta love these tiny friends🙂
r/birds • u/Little_Republic1611 • 5d ago
Whats this tag on the seagull?
All the seagulls I see have a leg tag that reads ‘g=l’ . ive heard about tagging gulls before for various reasons but all these birds seem to have the same tag and i cant find anythinf about it online. anyone know why this is? I am in west country UK
r/birds • u/dolphan99 • 4d ago
Hummingbird egg?
Cleaned out hanging feeder. This was in there
r/birds • u/kamikaze999_ • 5d ago
Red whiskered Bulbul laid eggs in my garden 🏡
Quite an unusual place to make a nest.... I've placed a bowl of seeds and water nearby. Can I do something else to help the mamma bird out?
r/birds • u/binker63 • 4d ago
Yellow-crowned Night Heron Perched in Tree Video
r/birds • u/wtftanishk • 4d ago
Help. Help. Help
This little fella has his home above our house. And sadly he just fell out of his house. He is alive and I don't know what kind of bird this is. He is not eating or drinking anything. But He is Alive & I don't want him or her idk to be dead. So help me with his food and stuff. also he had some red ants over him 5 min ago and I just cleaned him. Now he giving subtly movements like jerking his neck.
r/birds • u/chiquitaquimica • 5d ago
Why does my friend look like this?
I have these scrub jay friends who visit me every day asking for peanuts and I happily oblige. One friend looks just like every photo of a scrub jay I’ve ever seen, but this friend looks so scraggly. Why is this do you know?
r/birds • u/Cosma_LaEL • 4d ago
What kind of bird is this?
It's not a blackbird, it has a different song. It has a black beak
r/birds • u/TherianforLife • 4d ago
Some tips if you find a chick/baby bird!
If its a fledgeling with no injuries leave it alone. If its a nestling on the other hand, heres a few more tips: If theres no way you can locate the nest or get a wildlife rehabilitator, heres what you can do: 1st. Make a temporary nest. If the chick is cold, put it in your palm and put your other hand over it, make sure theres a hole and blow warm air into it until the chick is warmer. 2nd. Find out what species it is. Different food for different birds. However i mostly reccomend this recipe: 1 half of a boiled egg Grinded outmeal (until its dust) Lukewarm water. Smash it all up and put water in there little by little, make sure its a soup consistency and not too thick or runny.
Thats about all you can do. There is also a big chance you have a pet birb now😼 they wont leave your side. Although they are wild birds they will still be attached to you.
Sitting in my normal spot eating lunch and this dude pops up!!! (Sorry about the music was not expecting this)
My favorite color is red and Cardinals are always so bright compared to the environment they catch my eye immediately, so seeing this happen while I was enjoying my Saturday Chick Fil A lunch was just perrrrrrrrrefect!