Managed to snap one of this shy guy in India back in 2019. Really tricky to get close to before they ran away. [OC]2yr ⋅ HCagn ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Accidental feeding so I hope this doesn't get removed. I put peanuts out for my bird friends. For a while, other wildlife wasn't interested. Then this bear found them. Naturally I had to get pictures but since then, I've been careful not to leave peanuts out if I'm not there to watch. Read comment.5mo ⋅ DracoFlameusss ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
I stop and say hi to this fellow on my walk every morning2yr ⋅ SecureAmbassador6912 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Sub-Adult Bald Eagle photographed in Ohio this afternoon.5mo ⋅ WaywardWolverine ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
The king of all birds the majestic Bald Eagle. taken in Ontario 🇨🇦2yr ⋅ Traditional_Gas_7789 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
I saw a Barred owl fly past my window and I ran outside with my camera!2yr ⋅ dendronautical ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
This was my first attempt at wildlife photography and I got really lucky with this shot3yr ⋅ Crafty_Grapefruit ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Grey wagtail (Motacilla conerea) I found on a walk today! It was so evasive, glad I got this shot, haha :)5mo ⋅ Jozzlik ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
One of my best shots, red shouldered hawk flying up with a cricket. Info in comments:2mo ⋅ Puzzleheaded_Fox4684 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Great Blue Heron and nestlings - for any fathers feeling overwhelmed this Father’s Day1yr ⋅ bycrackybygum ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Pileated Woodpecker in flight/Fergus Falls, MN./Nikon D500/Nikon 200-500mm3yr ⋅ Smartplay23 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Osprey. Taken with the Canon R10 and the RF 100-400 lens. Eastern Ontario.11mo ⋅ Traditional_Gas_7789 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
I photographed this amazing little Falcon that travels over 22,000km overseas from Siberia to Africa, while it made a short pit stop in my city in India3yr ⋅ ks_wild20 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Common starling, showing beautiful colours due to light refraction in feathers1wk ⋅ Vizzium ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
All He wants is some quality time with his Soulmate by the River side ... Is that too much to be asking for ?!2yr ⋅ Deep19999 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
The incredible Red-tailed Hawk taking a peek into my soul. Taken in Ontario 🇨🇦2yr ⋅ Traditional_Gas_7789 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
I tried so hard to see some eagles on vacation and finally on my second to last day I got some photos I liked!2yr ⋅ JoshCW ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
They came to drink water at the lake and wasn't perticularly happy to see us there. They reacted just as a Celebrity would to the Paparazzi.2yr ⋅ Deep19999 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Chipmunk in action! So far this is my favorite wildlife photo that I’ve taken.3yr ⋅ BlueAjah238 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Mountain lion mom and cub approaching my camera trap through a pre dawn snowstorm.3yr ⋅ Cactusy ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Immature Sharp-shinned hawk (as best I can tell). 📷 Canon EOS R7 w/ RF 100-400 lens📍Central Oregon1yr ⋅ jrduke4 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
One of my favourite Leopard shots, super rare and out in the open.1yr ⋅ BarneySempai ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A bat I saved from a dog messing with it in the ground. (He’s completely fine btw)2yr ⋅ Victory-Melon ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
this isnt necessarily all that impressive but i got so close to this armadillo:D11mo ⋅ kawaiidesuyo111111 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
In the midst of photographing motorcycles as I normally do, I found this guy climbing out of a tree. Even though it’s just a raccoon, this may be the best nature photo I have ever taken. Proud of it!3yr ⋅ GCsurfstar ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Final Portrait of Snowy Owl in flight I took with frost1yr ⋅ Colton_Lockridge ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
It's been 2 weeks since I left home with my camera (flu). I was sitting around yesterday and thought I'd dig through some pictures. I found and processed this one that I didn't know I took. Turns out, I have a lot I overlooked. Kind of fun. Female bald eagle - Ohio - July 2023. Happy New Year!3mo ⋅ WaywardWolverine ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Over a year ago I started taking my camera into the woods. Now the passion has turned into a profession. Thank you for all of the help along the way /r/wildlifephotography!2yr ⋅ IWConcepts ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A cluster of Monarch Butterflies from an overwintering site in California1yr ⋅ NealParekhPhoto ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A river otter wearing a fish for a hat.... In all seriousness, any insight as to why? It subsequently ate the fish. Was it playing before hand? In Portland, Oregon.2yr ⋅ rajmon503 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Hi all - I hope you're well! I'm fairly new here and looking forward to seeing all your wildlife shots. Here is one of mine, Stand Strong, taken in Zimbabwe.2yr ⋅ SamTurleyPhotography ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
I clicked a photo of these three Green Bee-eaters while exploring a Grassland in Pune, India. (OC)2yr ⋅ ks_wild20 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Mountain Goat at Twilight atop Logan Pass in Glacier National Park [OC]6mo ⋅ MountainManDan94 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Bull Elk bugling at challengers in Rocky Mountain National Park.2yr ⋅ ScrumptousLoL ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Black-capped chickadee bird! They're cute but they move so fast lol1yr ⋅ Teanart ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Took this picture in Yellowstone. Can anyone confirm if it is a black bear or grizzly?2yr ⋅ Unknown_1713 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Nothing like an American Alligator swimming right below the boardwalk you are standing on... Largo Central Park Nature Preserve, FLA, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
After a few unsuccesful mornings, I finally managed to take a picture of this rare European wildcat, (Felis silvestris) sitting on a beautiful meadow.2yr ⋅ zezezezed ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Early morning with Canada Geese. I love the hues, morning mist and overall mood of the picture. However, I wish I had taken time to focus on the bird in flapping it’s wings. Is this a good picture?1yr ⋅ Orangepulppy ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A young elk bull in Jasper, Alberta. I could watch these guys all day.2yr ⋅ MrPeel11 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Finally, after than a month and a bit more, I got a sharp shot about this Vermilion Flycatcher.2yr ⋅ LeonNordicoPhoto ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
One of my favourite birds to photograph: an Anna's Hummingbird.2yr ⋅ skywatcher8691 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
An egret catching a meal. Shot on my Nikon D850 and Tamron lens at 1/800th of a sec, f/14 and 560 ISO.1yr ⋅ Flyinghamman ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Costa's hummingbird. Lucky to have this guy hanging out for over a week in my yard3yr ⋅ 2MachTime ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Colorado Bison - D500, Nikon 300mm PF - New to photography and first photo I'm proud of2yr ⋅ ChiliP15 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Black Bear boar 15 minutes after sunrise from Sunday morning - eastern North Carolina11mo ⋅ ecudan82 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Last year I was lucky enough to see Penguins in the wild.2yr ⋅ ColdHARDCASHham ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Finally I got this beauty, a female Vermilion Flycatcher.2yr ⋅ LeonNordicoPhoto ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
New neighbor doesn’t follow social distancing or mask rules but he’s welcome anytime😊3yr ⋅ revilolages ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
I rarely take pictures of the birds in my own yard. Maybe I should do it more often.3mo ⋅ mwest278 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
We have spent 8 years regenerating the bush on our Australian farm, planting hundreds of trees and dealing with acres of weeds. Our reward is to see wildlife like this elusive lyrebird come back to the land.3yr ⋅ hairy_quadruped ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
