Photo source: local Dnipro city community channel.

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Late autumn is here. Sichuan, at around 30° north, lies along a migration route for birds. Located in southwestern China, near the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau, the province has mountains, hills, a dense network of waterways, and forests. This varied landscape provides abundant food for different birds. Some stop here to rest before continuing south, while others stay for the winter. (Original content. All photographs are by members of my team. Photos by: Chen Yuping, Deng Guimin, Ding Hua, Wu Yafei, Yang Changjin, Liao Defu, and Pan Shuai.)

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Newbie here. Saw this from my front porch and was like, “what on earth is that?” A pleasant surprise.

This is the first time I've ever seen a starling this close, funnily enough I was at the zoo and it must've been visiting too!

For anyone interested, I took the photo with a Nikon Z6III and the 105mm lens

Does anyone know if this was a male or female? Im curious if there's a difference.

Who do we have here? Spectacled owl, Pouter Pigeon, Southern Cassowary, Horned Screamer, Preening blue heron (this one is all acrylic on canvas), American Avocet female, Just got done pooping Red winged black bird, baby pelicans, Yellow headed black bird, and an eagle.

Mindo Ecuador

I took this photo yesterday at a café near the beach

Edit: ID CORRECTION: Western Cattle Egret

I filmed it today at my workplace; the bird, the sky, and the weather—everything was just perfect!

Source of video:

r/NHLcirclejerk

This bird was on the road on the yellow line. I went past in a truck and it didn't move. Went back to it to get it off the road, nudged it with my boot, no reaction. Got a stick and pushed it. Took a few steps, then hopped on the stick, and fluttered down a foot or so when I raised it. Put it on the side of the road with the stick. Didn't seem to have a broken wing or broken legs.

What's up with this bird?

PS: South-Western Canada.

SONY ILCE-7M5

E 50-400mm F4.5-6.3 A067

104 mm

1/5000 s

ƒ5.6

ISO 6400

Location: ChangLong Bird Park, Guangzhou

Date：8/27/2026

These are my original shots from my
OM 1 mark 2
OM 300 f/4

didn’t know which flair to put, but i am looking to improve! i don’t think the secondaries are quite long enough, or maybe this whole things proportions are kind of out of wack, maybe i’m just looking at it too long

This is my lovebird Daisy after a bath. Enjoy her beauty!

A couple of Dacnis cayana (blue dacnis or turquoise honeycreeper). Taken in southeastern Brazil with a Canon Sx530Hs.

Hi! This is my first time taking care of a little animal like this, and I’d like to know how to look after it. A friend rescued it from a dog or something like that, but he can’t take care of it, so I’ll be looking after it for a while, at least. I don’t know how old it is; AI told me it might be around two weeks old, but I’m taking that estimate with a grain of salt.

Whenever I bring my hand closer, it moves around a lot and runs away. Yesterday, it couldn’t fly (I found it at around 11 p.m.), but today, at around 11 a.m., I was cleaning the paper underneath it when it flew all the way up onto a couch, so it seems to be relatively healthy.

I fed it a little oatmeal mixed with water using the back of a syringe, and it did manage to peck at some of it. The thing is, I’m not sure if that’s a good diet for it. I also put out some canary seeds and millet, but it doesn’t seem to peck at them, or at least I haven’t seen it eating because it’s always curled up.

What should I do until it can leave on its own? How can I get it to start eating seeds on its own?

P.S. I’d really appreciate any tips on how to care for it on my own, since a vet consultation is very expensive.

I caught this image as the kingfisher flew just in front of my kayak as it headed to the other side of the river.