In a way, you desktop serves as a birds eye view of the important stuff on your computer. Why not continue that metaphor with an awesome aerial image?

On the eBird desktop website, users can mark whether ... bird- and wildlife-oriented photography contests recognize images of female birds as well. With their zoom lenses, practiced patience ...

A man in the U.K. used enormous patience to lure backyard birds to fly to him and eat out of his hand — and has been rewarded with stunning pictures. Wildlife photographer Villager Jim ...

I shot thousands of pictures and had the great luck to capture the moment that the murmuration took on the shape of a large flying bird - no retouches necessary! The shape then dissipated ...

A breathtaking image of a peregrine falcon attacking an enormous pelican with its bright orange talons won top prize in this year’s Bird Photographer of the Year competition. The contest ...

Jamie Hall via Bird Photographer of the Year Awards 2017 This black-and-white image of the great grey owl plays with waning light in the snowy winter of northeast Finland. This image won best ...

Internet users began specifically adding human arms to bird photos back in 2008. The first known thread came from Reeelapse, where a user simple prompted his comrades to "post pictures of birds ...

There is no speedier reaction than a seasoned twitcher hearing that a rare bird has been spotted in Dorset. Over the years rare birds calling Dorset their temporary home have had people flocking ...