Photographer Captures First-Ever Image of Bird of Prey ‘Lost’ for 55 Years
A wildlife photographer captured the first-ever image of an elusive bird of prey long thought to be lost.
Photographer Captures Robin in Flight with a Mealworm Mustache
A British photographer in his backyard has managed to capture a series of remarkable photos showing a lively robin soaring through the air with a mealworm mustache on its face.
Great Grey Owl Lands on Wildlife Photographer’s Camera
Photographer Anaïs Trépanier ventured into the wilds with the hopes of capturing memorable photos but instead ended up as the subject of one when a giant grey owl swooped down and perched on her camera.
Photographer Captures Cormorant Trying to Swallow a Huge Fish
Joe Subolefsky, a well-traveled Maryland-based wildlife photographer, shot a photo that he says captures the daily struggle between predator and prey: it is of a cormorant trying to swallow a fish that almost looked too big to be its meal.
Photographer Captures Rare Sight of Crow Taking an Ant Bath
Photographer Tony Austin was at the tail-end of a 3-hour nature walk recently when a murder of crows landed nearby. When one of the crows started "acting strangely," Austin began photographing it.
This Feeder-Mounted Camera Catches Striking, Closeup Photos of Birds
Typically, bird photographers use high-end cameras with telephoto lenses and trek out into the wilds but enthusiast Ostdrossel has a different method: she lets the birds come to her. Using a feeder-mounted camera, she remotely captures striking images of the birds that visit her home in Michigan.
Don’t Mess With THIS Photographer
A photographer over in Asia is attracting a great deal of attention online after he was spotted shooting birds with his mirrorless camera mounted on a rifle-style stock.
Gotta Catch ‘Em All: Photog Spends Eight Years Capturing the 39 Birds of Paradise
If you've ever played any of the Pokémon video games, you probably know it feels like to spend hours or days trying to capture a rare monster in order to fill in another entry in your Pokédex. National Geographic photographer Tim Laman knows that feeling through his photography project titled Birds of Paradise. Laman spent a whopping eight years photographing all 39 birds-of-paradise species in the rainforests of New Guinea -- the first time it has ever been done.