Not all the time, life would give us free pass with going through the low times. Sometimes, you're comfortable and other times, it's gonna be depressing. Throughout the years of living independently, I've

Hello, beautiful community and fellow bird watchers from around the world! I would like to share my entry for Contest SMAP 195, which focuses on editing bird photos. I’m not very experienced with digital

Birds Came Back I love birds very much. Some birds never migrate, even in winter, but most birds migrate to warmer areas in the south during winter. In spring, some birds return or stop over here before

If I don't post again on Hive, after two days of publishing this, it's because I'll be like a dry, shipwrecked stick I found on the beach. ... or perhaps dead. Stay and read... it's not serious and at

The birds in my neighbourhood decided to start filming the remake of Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle today. They told me that they are very excited because they could be eligible for the Ciruela China Award

Strolling through the forest that is my neighbourhood, discovering new visitors from the feathered kingdom, how wonderful! And if it's after the rain so I can enjoy this and many other pleasures, all the

todays Picture A Day submission was captured, several days ago, when some red-necked tanager birds would join me while i harvested, and broke-fast on, the days perfectly ripened raspberries growing just

one can? 🧐 toucans? 🐦 three toucans! photograph taken with iPhone 📱 used as a camera 📷… not far from the riverbanks of Río Barú on Dominical, Puntarenas, Costa Rica… shared in-joy, in-love and in-gratitude

One of the things I love doing is bird watching and I love capturing birds in flight. Let me tell you straight off that I do not have the right lens for it, I hope to buy it someday. Right now, I make

If you've ever met a cockatoo, you'll know they are very much 'birds with attitude' and it was a delight to find these two rascals during a recent walk through the park. They were having so much fun playing

Australian Raven Corvus coronoides (perplexus) Field Information Abundance: Listed as being common (C) to locally uncommon (LUC) Movement: Noted to be Sendentary to Nomadic Identification Feature: Throat

Finally getting around to finishing up this post about the pelagic trip I took almost two weeks ago! I will just jump right back in where I left off... After seeing the BFAL towards the beginning of the

Australian Eastern Rosella Platycercus eximius Species common to area Endemic race found only in Australia Apologies for the poor quality photos today, however these two snaps were all I was able to manage

Squirrels 01 / Bird Feed 00 They're ferocious little things!!!! We love our bird feeder, it brings to us a whole other world that we had never really thought about getting into: Bird identification It's

Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Reference: Simpson & Day Field Guide to the Birds of Australia (8th Edition) The two on each end are juveniles and you can see they still have some ruffled feathers around

Let the Bird Watching Begin Simpson & Day's Field Guide to the Birds of Australia: Protective cover (left) and dust jacket (right) Recently, I made a post and mentioned I was looking for my 'bird-watching'

Bumped into these Galahs..! The Pinkish Inquisition? The Galah is possibly the most familiar of all Australian Parrots, found abundantly in most parts of Australia and even some off-shore islands. BirdLife

Bird Watching & Decluttering Sorry that it's not the clearest of shots but I had to enlarge both photos quite a lot to compensate for the fact that I don't own a decent zoom lens, YET! Some parrots

It was another harsh rainy day in Kula turned to night as thick dark clouds extinguished all color from the sky and left nothing but shades of grey! Photography by Nick Thompson View Large Image Here Plenty

Bird watching is a fun-filled activity which is thoroughly loved and enjoyed by both children and adults. In order to experience varied bird species, many people consider visiting the national parks, while