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Image 1 — Some of my favorites from the last few months
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Some of my favorites from the last few months

All were taken with a Canon 80D and EF 100-400L II. Bird IDs:

  • Tree swallows in the depths of a heated argument
  • Black crowned night heron attempting to become a Mobius heron
  • Pair of accurately named yellow-bellied sapsuckers
  • Canada goose being subtle
  • The incredibly inaccurately named least sandpiper (they are obviously the best sandpiper)
  • Hard to tell for certain, but likely an American tree sparrow. Also an American kestrel.
  • American white rhinoceros pelican
  • Osprey summoning the wrath of nature to strike fear into the heart of all earthly fishes
  • Pileated woodpecker, taken aback by a brief flash of sunlight in an Albertan winter
  • Black-necked stilt experiencing an infinite snoot glitch
  • Rough-legged hawk...legs appear to be the same smoothness as any other hawk legs
  • Juvenile bald eagle that was definitely not a baby golden eagle who was adopted/chicknapped by a pair of bald eagles who ensure it that it is just "growing into its plumage"
  • Snowy owl, the only owl kind enough to be awake during normal business hours
  • Great horned owl, reinforcing the previous comment
  • American Kestrel, wondering why he didn't bring her back any of that sparrow to share
u/ORGrown — 1 day ago
▲ 10 r/Edmonton

Home visit vet available for euthanasia tomorrow?

Does anyone know of someone who might be available for this? Thank you

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u/ORGrown — 6 days ago
▲ 374 r/BirdPhotography

Kestrels are my favorite little murder falcons, and I was lucky enough to come across this guy with a freshly caught sparrow. He let me sit and watch for a while as he enjoyed the spoils of his hunt. Easily one of my favorite sequences I've ever captured. Bonus photo of his mate (taken on a separate day) which was my favorite kestrel photo until I was able to witness this.

u/ORGrown — 25 days ago