8. Osprey (Pandion Haliaetus)

hi! came here from the Carolina wren post, if they nest in the flower pot like you said, will you update us? thanx! :D

Definitely will update if they do! They actually nested in a different pot on our patio a few years ago so I’m hoping they do the same again :)

Waiting Around

📷 Canon AE-1 Program w 50mm lens

@un-officialphotography

Aquanaut’s Holiday 2 (PS1 - 1999)

6. Brown Thrasher (Toxostoma rufum)

The Brown Thrasher is the state bird of Georgia (my home state), so it felt special to photograph them in nature. They're really beautiful actually, there's something about their warm brown feathers in the sunlight that makes me happy. They also have these piercing yellow eyes that really stand out.

If you didn't know, there's a few professional sports teams in Georgia named after birds: the Atlanta Hawks, the Atlanta Falcons, and of course the Atlanta Thrashers. Growing up, I always assumed a Thrasher was an equally large and badass bird of prey.

In reality, they're small and cute and I want to hold them :)

All photos taken by me: @blizblob

📷 Nikon D3100 w/ 800mm lens

10. American Pekin (Domestic Duck)

Spring has sprung and that means I'm spending a lot more time sitting by a lake and watching ducks. It's a nice reminder that sometimes you just gotta let the water roll off your back and rest in the sun.

I just adore the vibes these guys bring, I can't be sad when I'm around ducks. They're truly nature's equivalent of just being a silly little guy

All photos taken by me: @blizblob

📷 Nikon D3100 w/ 400mm lens

Gonna start throwing some sick camcorder footage onto this page

my shadow, my muse, my momo

Aquanauts Holiday 2 (PS1 - 1999)

Chipping Sparrow  (Spizella passerina) 

This is probably the most common bird that I see when looking out my window. These guys just fucking love seeds

Not complaining, they're really cute :)

All photos taken by me

📷 Nikon D3100 w/ 800mm lens