As you can tell by the title, this is the 5th post on birds–not counting a couple entries about specific species. Each time I publish a bird post I am sure I must have exhausted all the most spectacular bird species and photographs. Once again I find more to share. I hope you enjoy and at the end, if you don’t want to stop, you can follow the links to all the previous bird entries.
Roseate Spoonbill
Tufted puffin
Black swans
Lorikeet
Gray Peacock Pheasant
Himalaya glansfazant
Guira cuckoos
Jacobin pigeon
Secretarybird
He might be a blue-legged King Bird of Paradise but he sure has tiny wings….are those the wings or decorations?
Lilac breasted roller
Golden Pheasant
via national geographic
Yellow Warbler
Burrowing owls
African Bateleur
manzaralar
Purple Gallinule
Silver-eared Mesia
Male Crested Wood Partridge
Plover chick
Hungarian Grison Rouge Pigeon.
Goliath Heron
Ooops, sorry kid.
Bluebirds
Snowy egret via National Geographic by Graham McGeorge
Mr. and Mrs.Red-bellied Grackle
Grenadiers finches preening.
peacock in flight
Polish hen
Another Polish Chicken
pink pigeon, manzaralar
via National Geographic
AREN’T OWLS GREAT?
Quetzal
Lady Amherst’s Pheasant
Violet-Ear Hummingbird….Hummingbirds have ears?
Atlantic Puffin
Via National Geographic by Helmut Ignat
Antillean Crested Hummingbird
by Paul Smith
Hooded Oriole
Ostrich
For more birds go to Birds 4, Birds 3, Birds 2, or Birds 1
Thanks to Kathleen, Patricia S.,
And to Iva for a lot of help with naming.
Great pictures. Thank you
Looking at these beautifully clicked photographs it reconfirms that the God is the greatest artist.What colors and combination!
The photographers deserve highest appreciation for their patience and split second response in capturing the amazing photographs.
thanks for sharing.
These photos are wonderful! thank
Beautiful pictures, as always!
Let me see if I can put names to some of the unlabeled photographs: pic 2: Roseate Spoonbill, 3: tufted puffin, 4: Black Swan, 13: Secretarybird (I think), 19: Yellow Warbler, 20: Burrowing owl, 26: Scops owl, 29: chick of some kind of plover, 33: bluebirds, 34: Gold and House finches, 47: Paradise Tanager (I think), 56: burrowing owls again, 60: Atlantic Puffin, 64: Red-tailed Hawk and I think that picture looks photoshopped, 66: Ostrich. I sure hope I didn’t make any mistakes.
Also, that King Bird-of-Paradise, the grayish fan-like things are just decorative feathers. Its wings are red and folded on his back.
Thanks so much for all these gorgeous pictures. They are simply wonderful 🙂
My favorite was the white bird that looked she was going to attack the peacock.
Wonderfull !
Великолепно. Потрясающее терпение и труд фотографов. Честь и хвала им.
I like it immensely.The birds are wonderful many of them I’ve never seen beffore.Thanks for the post
классно!
How beautiful photos! Thanks!
Most amazing photographs I have ever seen! I would have a hard time choosing a favorite.
Thanks for this wonderful site . It’s amazing to see so many different colorful birds.
What a glorious way to end the day. Too beautiful.
ПРИРОДА ЩЕДРА НА КРАСОТУ!!! И ЭТО ТАК РАДУЕТ!!!
Speechless and beautiful thoughts
What a marvelous display of colorful mostly unknown birds. Many THANKS to all the people who made it possible.
תמונות מדהימות. קשה להאמין שיד אדם לא התערבה בצבעים המיוחדים של הצפרים האלה. נהניתי מאד מהיופי של הטבע.
Great! Amazing! This I have never seen!
It is great!thank you.
cool picks
Thank you Ladies ,
You have shared with me , and the world amazing Birds that most of will never be able to see in a life time
Wouldn’t these make an awesome calendar? Love them all.
Thank you Mother Nature, thanks to all great photographers.
It made my day.
There is only one word (OK two) for these photos, “Absolutely fantastic!”
outstanding birds and photographie but what about budgies !!!
beautiful, a real feast for the eyes. The flying peacock, or the couple of Jacobin pigeons, just to name a few. Actually, all of the photos are superb, thank you for sharing.
Wonderful photos, such a joy to watch Gods spedid creation.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you for posting the most exquisitely beautiful collection of birds I have ever seen. I came him from a Pinterest posting.
Totally stunning photos! Such beautiful creatures in this world – let’s treasure and protect them, always.
Hello, Is there a way I can purchase the picture of the Spoonbill landing on a branch with the light grey background? I think its the very fist photo here. Would like a copy to frame for my guest room to be admired by all who visit. Let me know please . Lexus42@aol.com