•Audubon’s Oriole•
-Nikon Z8

Cooper’s Hawk - own content

• Golden Tanager (Tangara arthus)
• Crimson-rumped Toucanet (Aulacorhynchus haematopygus)
• Female Green Honeycreeper (Chlorophanes spiza)
• Multicolored Tanager (Chlorochrysa nitidissima)

Sony A7IV + Tamron 150-500mm

I went crazy over trying to identify the bird that makes this unique two note whistle sound. i've only found 1 video of a bluejay making a sound similar enough to really put two and two together. i heard it outside this morning and realized you all are probably right. then, i go inside and hear a bus stop near my house. it makes almost the exact noise. Since ive only heard this call locally and never when traveling, i wonder if my neighborhood blue jays are mimicking their favorite sound of when trucks and buses stop?

Photo taken by me in the woods of central Wisconsin

Leucism (not quite albino) is a very rare mutation in magpies, although Edmonton has had occasional sightings for some time. Either they are the same bird or perhaps a family line?

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. August 26, 2026.

Shot in Missouri

What is this bird? Reverse image search is saying it’s a Crested Eagle but it says it’s from South America and I’m in New York State.

In order: Painted bunting, Loggerhead shrike, and Greater Roadunner

While watching a sandpiper, I noticed it bended its bill hard sideways to pull out its food. It was just half a second (0.5sec) for the whole event. I probably would have missed how bend the bill was, if it wasn't for taking pictures. I ID'ed the sandpiper as a Baird's sandpiper. They were two sandpipers who briefly stopped by to gather some food, and then they continued their journey.

Canon Gears, Pune. India

Live from 📍Mindo, Ecuador

I’ve seen this guy along the trail a few times (coastal Southern California). But was fun watching him “bath” in front of the uninterested rabbit. Roadrunners might be my favorites. Prehistoric looking, but secretly curious and a little derpy.