Eastern Bluebirds are back in my yard shopping for a nesting box! Northeast Ohio, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
So I put out oranges to attract Baltimore Orioles and what do I get? Gray Catbirds! Ohio, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
Got another shot of the male Eastern Bluebird in my yard. That blue is unreal! Ohio, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
I just loved the lighting on this photo of a Mallard female. Lake Gogebic, Michigan, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
I'm really loving the energy that this Eastern Fox Squirrel is bringing. Bath, Ohio, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
This unusual guy is a Colorado Pronghorn. Though they resemble antelope, these natives of the North American plains are most closely related to giraffes and okapi! They are regarded as the fastest animal in the western hemisphere. They can run up to 60 miles per hour (96kph)!1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Sandhill Cranes are always a challenge to capture. They are either too big for a zoom lens, or they end up looking like complete goofballs. I think I managed to make this one look good!1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Found this Ring-necked Pheasant on the side of a random road in NW Ohio, USA. The wife almost killed me when I pulled the camper over and jumped out for the photo😂1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
Eastern Bluebirds are back in my yard shopping for a nesting box! Northeast Ohio, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
This Roseate Spoonbill thought my jokes were hilarious.... If you look closer, you can see they're throwing a bit of food into their own mouth. Largo, Florida, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
Nothing like an American Alligator swimming right below the boardwalk you are standing on... Largo Central Park Nature Preserve, FLA, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Sandhill Cranes are always a challenge to capture. They are either too big for a zoom lens, or they end up looking like complete goofballs. I think I managed to make this one look good!1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
Sandhill Cranes are always a challenge to capture. They are either too big for a zoom lens, or they end up looking like complete goofballs. I think I managed to make this one look good!1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birdpics
I always love it when the backyard Barred Owls comes to visit. Their who cooks for you call makes me smile and get excited no matter how bad or down my mood is. Ohio, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
In honor of the Great Blue Herons beginning to return to my local rookery. This photo is from last summer. The nest is surrounded by maybe 30 other nests. NE Ohio, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
Every morning during our stay in San Rafael, Colombia, we drank coffee and watched this Stripe Throated Hermit collect nectar. He was so bold he buzzed our faces a few times!1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
Cedar waxwing making the most of this year's Spicebush crop, Summit Metro Parks, OH, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
The Ferruginous Hawk is the largest Buteo in North America and the second largest in the world! They are often mistaken for eagles because of their size and behavior. Ramona, California1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birdsofprey
In honor of the Great Blue Herons beginning to return to my local rookery. This photo is from last summer. The nest is surrounded by maybe 30 other nests. NE Ohio, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birdpics
Finally managed to get a pretty good shot of a squirrel Cuckoo. That long tail makes it hard to capture. It caught a huge bug as well! Guatape, Colombia1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birdpics
Brown Creepers spiral their way up the trunks of trees looking for insects. Once they get to the top, they fly down to the base of the next tree to start again! Their unique anatomy makes it hard for them to creep downwards. Twinsburg, Ohio, USA1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birding
Red-tailed Hawks usually look so fierce and intense. The eyes on this one convey a sense of calm inquisitiveness. Those talons tell a different story though! Magee Marsh, Ohio1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birdsofprey
Snail Kite just about to grab an Apple Snail from the shallow waters. Paynes Prairie, Florida1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birdsofprey
I've never seen so many kingfishers in one place! At least four were flying around the Beaver Marsh Boardwalk in Cuyahoga Valley National Park, OH. I loved how this one came in for a landing.1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/birdpics
In the silent winter marshes of northwest Ohio, I stumbled upon the most muscular White-tailed buck I've ever seen. I was glad there was about 30 feet of water between us. This fella was HUGE!1yr ⋅ Accipiter67 ⋅ r/deer
