Peace of thorn by SusmitaBose

The Common Indian Dove spotted at Masinagudi, Ooty, India http://bit.ly/Zm0YKo

Landing by jalvarez

Egret landing on Tampa bay http://bit.ly/1kEXq9I

Heron Reflection by DaDiggles

Heron Reflection by DaDiggles

via Tumblr http://bit.ly/1iNMK8J

Vigilantes del Frío by abtennuss

http://bit.ly/1oQm4tG

Crouching Heron by jeffmoorepcv

Blue Heron at Skokie Lagoons http://bit.ly/1h0Xwxe

Cardinal by sobrien

Cardinal http://bit.ly/1t4iWcJ

music to my eyes by Azahara

5 birds on a tree http://bit.ly/1vIRW6K

Friend by alexdemirelle

http://500px.com/photo/70639713

Cardinal by jpstanisic

Was honestly just playing around in the front yard snapping shots around the bird feeder for practice ... and I was pretty happy with the way this shot worked out. The light behind the cardinal was near sunset coming through a line of trees and the ground.It seemed to add some visual interest to the space around the bird without taking away from him. The warmth seemed to bring out the blue fringing in his back and wing feathers. http://500px.com/photo/70639611

Red Eye by rahulsa

http://bit.ly/1kEMwkw

walk by emmanuelvarnas

park in london http://bit.ly/1miNoh1

The Wise Old Owl by mnewman1979

Wise Owl http://bit.ly/1j9pi5a

'Feed me - NOW!' by markg76

European Robin (female food begging from her mate) http://bit.ly/1evD32r

Untitled by melfida

Beautiful couple. <3 http://bit.ly/1qrsaQJ

Laguna de Terminos Birds by Alejandroruiza

http://bit.ly/1irsetG

pied wagtail by CalebTKnightWildphoto

pied wagtail at kenmare pier http://bit.ly/1oKaJgO

Laguna de Terminos Birds by Alejandroruiza

http://bit.ly/1irsetG

Buff-fronted Foliage-gleaner by BertrandoCampos

The Buff-fronted Foliage-gleaner exhibits perhaps the most unusual geographical range of any Philydor species, it being distributed, sometimes locally, from the highlands of Costa Rica south to northern South America, and through the tropical Andes as far south as central Bolivia, with a disjunct population across south-central Brazil to eastern Paraguay and northeast Argentina. In the Atlantic Forest, the Buff-fronted Foliage-gleaner could be confused with the very morphologically similar Ochre-breasted Foliage-gleaner (Philydor lichtensteini), but elsewhere the present species should be easily identified by its largely grayish upperparts, which contrast strongly with the reddish-brown wings and tail; not all populations (some seven subspecies are traditionally recognized) possess an obvious buff forehead patch. The Buff-fronted Foliage-gleaner is generally common, and is most usually encountered within mixed-species flocks of insectivores. Source: http://bit.ly/1fYp2sf. http://bit.ly/PUASK9

Look at me by alexlalman

Found this bird perched on a wall http://bit.ly/PUANGl

But Mommy I Don't Want to Take a Bath! by catandturtle

A three-day-old Sandhill Crane colt covered in seed pods. Water added in Photoshop. http://bit.ly/PUAD1t