Cool Bird Picture images

Cool Bird Picture images

American Parakeet Baby

Image by PuppiesAreProzac
View hundreds more cute, funny and beautiful animal pictures at Puppies Are Prozac. This naked creature is one of 10 baby American Parakeets in our nest box. We will start handfeeding them after they are 14 days old to bond them with humans.

voz de pájaro

Image by cora álvarez

The Hawk can fly! (tail view)

Image by Chris Devers
A huge red-tailed hawk regularly perches on top of the billboard outside my window at work. I've gotten plenty of pictures of it by now. Sometimes it will visit every day for a month or more, other times we won't see it for a few weeks, but always it comes back eventually. Once or twice, I've seen two of them together, so they must be a mating pair. I've also seen them on top of the tower at Mt Auburn Cemetery, where the groundskeeper said they're building a nest. I'm assuming it's the same pair of birds there, a couple of miles away from where I usually see them, and that their territory must cover this entire area. Today, however, was the first time in a while that I've managed to get pictures of it flying. They aren't great, but it's a start -- the last time I got pictures of it flying was well over a year ago now. They're definitely better pictures, too, worth a look.

An owl from below

Image by Tambako the Jaguar
And now a picture of a nice owl!

Dallas World Aquarium - "Mundo Maya" View

Image by Drriss
The Dallas World Aquarium looks more like a tropical forest ! Picture taken at the Dallas World Aquarium. ☼

Hawk overhead

Image by Chris Devers
A huge red-tailed hawk regularly perches on top of the billboard outside my window at work. I've gotten plenty of pictures of it by now. Sometimes it will visit every day for a month or more, other times we won't see it for a few weeks, but always it comes back eventually. Once or twice, I've seen two of them together, so they must be a mating pair. I've also seen them on top of the tower at Mt Auburn Cemetery, where the groundskeeper said they're building a nest. I'm assuming it's the same pair of birds there, a couple of miles away from where I usually see them, and that their territory must cover this entire area. Today, however, was the first time in a while that I've managed to get pictures of it flying. They aren't great, but it's a start -- the last time I got pictures of it flying was well over a year ago now. They're definitely better pictures, too, worth a look.

The Hawk can fly! (profile view)

Image by Chris Devers
A huge red-tailed hawk regularly perches on top of the billboard outside my window at work. I've gotten plenty of pictures of it by now. Sometimes it will visit every day for a month or more, other times we won't see it for a few weeks, but always it comes back eventually. Once or twice, I've seen two of them together, so they must be a mating pair. I've also seen them on top of the tower at Mt Auburn Cemetery, where the groundskeeper said they're building a nest. I'm assuming it's the same pair of birds there, a couple of miles away from where I usually see them, and that their territory must cover this entire area. Today, however, was the first time in a while that I've managed to get pictures of it flying. They aren't great, but it's a start -- the last time I got pictures of it flying was well over a year ago now. They're definitely better pictures, too, worth a look.

Touch Of Red

Image by Dawn Huczek

Pied/White Wagtail

Image by markkilner
Best viewed large (and look closely at the right leg). Blow-ups of the ring here. Stone Bay, May 2012. See where this picture was taken. [?] * * * Update: This bird was subsequently identified as Y114264, a first-year female, ringed at Wicken Fen, Cambridgeshire on 23 November 2011. For more about this - and bird ringing in general - see: telekilnesis.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/travels-of-y114264.html

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