Birds, 4 - Dusky's Wonders

More birds. Who knew birds could exhibit endless colors, shapes, attitudes, situations or perfect, precise moments caught by gifted and patient photographers. Don’t miss the video at the end. It’s worth the time, I promise. And please don’t forget to share your favorites.

Blond-crested Woodpecker

Wine-Throated Hummingbird

Bird of Paradise

Golden Pheasant

Sarawak Malasia by Bjorn Olesen via National Geographic

Anhinga, photo by Justin Reznick

Albino hawk by Joyce Moody

Blackthroated bushtit by John Soong

Blue crowned Pigeon

Amethyst Starling

Blue-faced Honeyeater.

Blyth’s Tragopan. Don’t miss the amazing pattern on the feathers.

Crested Grebe

Purple-throated Sunbird by Lawrence Neo

Ooops

By Andreas612

Capuchinbird

English Fantail Pigeon

Frigatebird, Galapagos Islands

Oriental turtledove

Orange Bishop

Jalak Bali (Balinese Starling)

Albino owl

Purple-crowned Fairywren

From Joyce Regan Moody on pinterest

Love the name: Polish Frizzle Bantam

Saddle-billed Stork with crab lunch

Burrowing owls by Ary Bassous via National Geographic

From Our Beautiful World on Facebook

Mute Swan and American Coot

Vulturine Guineafowl, Kenya

Reddish egret by Pini Bini

Pink-headed Fruit Dove….I’ll say

Great Blue-Heron–Don’t miss the male Red-Winged Blackbird on his wing.

Crow By Konstantin Smirnov

If you want to browse other bird posts, go to: Birds 3, or Birds 2, or Birds 1

You can also check out posts on specific birds: Cuckoos and honey guides, or Social Weavers, Hippie Birds, or Blue-Footed Booby or Bower Birds or finally Peculiar bird mating rituals.

Thanks to Mary I, Patricia S, Claire E., Kathleen, Micky,

To: Joyce Regan Moody at pinterest and Candace Bingham at pinterest

To: Amazing things in the world on facebook

8 thoughts on “Birds, 4”

Wow I love all of these! I love birds… so amazing. If I had to pick favorites, I really like the Blond-crested Woodpecker, the blue bird in the twelfth pic down, Amethyst Starling, Great Tit flying at the camera, Orange Bishop, and the Green Finches with the cherry… 🙂

Glad you like them, Iva. I remember you are way more knowledgeable about birds than I am. But the variety is truly amazing even when I don’t know the names (unless some website tells me.)

I did not know so many varieties of beautiful birds existed! Hats off to the almighty who created them.

Thanks to Cornell lab, the photographers for their excellent photography and you dusky made my day seeing the video too.

Pressure on their natural habitat by human beings , encroaching on the forests world over we will loose them all and future generations will be real looser who will have these photographs to make them believe that these beautiful birds existed.