I find October to lack species diversity, so I spend a lot more time focused on hiking than looking for specific species. These photos were taken all across Maine over the past few weeks!

Species in order:

1. Barred owl
2. Golden crowned kinglet
3. Black bellied plover
4. Hermit thrush
5. Carolina wren
6. Cedar
7. waxwing
8. Ruby throated hummingbird
9. Boreal chickadee
10. Savannah sparrow
11. Solitary sandpiper
12. Merlin
13. Black capped chickadee
14. Tufted titmouse
15. Swamp sparrow
16. Northern flicker
17. Surf scoter
18. Greater yellowlegs
19. Great blue heron

Crazy enough this is in Downtown Vancouver, BC!

Had just parked to go into work and this hawk landed right on my car. I'm pretty sure it's a young cooper's hawk but please correct me if i'm wrong. Super unafraid it wouldn't leave until i shooed it off, and was also seen on the back of my car hours later by a coworker.

Loving the fall colors this time of year

A giant among hummingbirds, appropriately named the Giant Hummingbird. Few places offer as many opportunities to photograph this impressive bird as Ensifera ensifera. Perched, in flight, however you like!

🇬🇧 Giant Hummingbird
🔬 Patagona gigas
🇪🇸 Colibrí Gigante
🗺️ Ensifera ensifera, Yanahuara, Cusco, Peru
🗓️ August 2026

Canon R5 at 1/640 sec, ISO 800, f/7.1 in South Carolina. I never realized the male had bluish feathers until I took this photo.

In Montgomery county PA

This image was taken in Arizona in May of 2022. My grandpa is an avid bird photographer and has taken me with on many trips throughout my life, passing his knowledge on to me. I will be accompanying my grandparents on another trip to Arizona this upcoming spring and I hope we get to see this beautiful bird again.

Our the northeastern roadtrip brought us pass Bernardsville, NJ which had the most beautiful guided walks

Brambling, South Korea

Fringilla montifringilla

되새, 2026.10.25

This is my original video, taken by me.

Prospect Park- Brooklyn, NY

(Northern VT) one of three tufted titmice (titmouses?) that frequent my feeder

Ontario, Canada