Piping plover chick's. Maine.
Taken in June.
Canon eos r5 mark ii with rf 100-500 usm
u/dabigmainah — 4 hours ago
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American Kestrel
With a nice catch for lunch.
u/liquidinsekts — 13 hours ago
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As Promised...Rest of the pictures from that one sighting 5 years ago!
Officially presenting Pedhvaali, daughter of Paarwaali, in Jim Corbett National Park!
Seeing a Tigress in the wild be completely herself is something you never get over. And I definitely keep going back to these set of photos.
Sharing a few frames from the encounter — hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed witnessing it.
u/Tushtiisharma — 19 hours ago
Lava Lizard in the Galapagos [OC]
Canon R5, 100-500mm lens, 1/500 sec
u/HabeasTreasurus — 13 hours ago
Village and Baglafletch Weavers
Just how many species of weaver birds are there?!
u/SStaticHalo — 23 hours ago
Buzzard… Kingairloch 🏴
u/aspiranthighlander — 1 day ago
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Kestrel Lookout Spot
Kestrel admiring the sunset. United Kingdom.
u/Focus_Inward — 1 day ago
🔥 Moonlit giraffes in the African savanna [OC]
u/GeorgeVlad — 2 days ago
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A conservation organization in my state is running a local photo competition and I want to submit something. I can submit up to 5 photos. These were all taken locally. I can see some of them needing cropped differently. Any of these photos worthy of being submitted to a competition?
u/Pot8obois — 1 day ago