(be sure to wait for him to turn around and show off his tiny fuzzy buns)

The colors are inspired by the Blue-headed Vireo, our 200th!

Do they know they can fly?

Canon R5 at 1/3200 sec, f/6.3, ISO 500

These beautiful wood ducks are just amazing to see. Brown Park in Louisville, Kentucky. Original content and shot with my Canon 5D Mark iii and 150-600 zoom lens

I mean, enough said. Pulled into my driveway in NJ and was extremely puzzled by this little guy just sitting. I don’t have a pond or stream in the back but he hasn’t gone anywhere yet

I saw them once, and never again.

This beautiful bird landed very close to me and let me take lots of photos. I was super lucky!

Last year, in Colombia, the elusive female Cock-of-the-rock showed up briefly. That was pretty unexpected and from what I could see, it's not something that happens often.

Absolutely love our bluebirds! My wife & I were lucky enough to have 5 broods this year, with 19 babies successfully fledging. It's been such a joy watching them grow, and we love having them around the house!

Jax, FL

Photo taken in Northern Colorado

Catalina State Park in Tucson Arizona

NE Wisconsin

Found in Canada BC. Google says this might be a Fieldfare, but it is not very often that they come to Canada, and Merlin ID don't have suggestions.

Thank you!

A family of trumpeter swans seen nestled together in Crex Meadows Wildlife Area near Grantsburg, WI this past weekend. When I first spotted them they were all sleeping, resting their heads on each others backs. You can see the young ones still resting peacefully behind the adults. Such a wonderful sight to see.

I've heard them several times but never have gotten a good picture. Then on Monday, I saw two that hung out at the edge of a paved trail I walk sometimes.