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    Double-barred finch pair named bird of the day●Alan's #BirdOfTheDay theme is #Branched Double-barred finch pair on a branch #photography #birds #finch #nature #wildlifMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife113 h ago

    Wildlife photographer Alan has named a pair of double-barred finches perched on a branch as his bird of the day, sharing the image with fellow bird and nature photography enthusiasts. The shot shows the small Australian finches side by side, drawing appreciation from people who follow wildlife photography for its quiet, everyday beauty.

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    Bird photographers are sharing images built around BirdOfTheDay's rotating daily themes, swapping shots of woodpeckers, owls and backyard visitors under a common hashtag. The prompts give hobbyists an easy reason to post one strong photo a day, and participants compare notes on species, lighting and locations as the themed galleries grow.

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    Female red-backed fairy-wren features in daily bird photography series●Alan's #BirdOfTheDay theme is #Branched Female red-backed fairy wren #photography #birds #wren #nature #wildlife #ECKMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife53 h ago

    Alan's ongoing Bird of the Day series is showcasing a female red-backed fairy-wren under the theme "branched". The photo highlights the species' brown female plumage, which differs markedly from the male's bright red and black colouring. The bird is native to eastern Australia, and the series continues to attract a modest but engaged audience among bird photography fans.

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    Male red-backed fairy wren photo wins bird of the day●Alan's #BirdOfTheDay theme is #Branched Male red-backed fairy wren stress-testing a grass stalk #photography #birds #wreMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife56 h ago

    A photographer shared a close-up image of a male red-backed fairy wren perched on and apparently testing a grass stalk, as part of a daily bird photography theme. The picture is being shared among bird and wildlife photography enthusiasts, with the small Australian bird's vivid colouring and delicate perch drawing attention.

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    Daily bird photo theme features shouting magpie●#BirdOfTheDay : le thème du jour est #HeadsUp . Une pie bavarde en train de crier son ras-le-bol du fascisme partout (ouMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife23 h ago

    A French photographer has shared a picture of a magpie on the Côte d'Azur for the daily #BirdOfTheDay theme, this time 'HeadsUp'. The caption jokes that the bird is crying out its fed-upness with fascism everywhere, admitting it might be the photographer's own frustration showing through. The post blends nature photography with light political humour.

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    Bird photographer shares Canon R6 II with 800mm lens shot●Paired R6 II, 800mm, F9, 1/320s #bird #birds #birb #birbs #birdsofpixelfed #birbsofpixelfed #birdoftheday #birdoftheweekMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife76 d ago

    A wildlife photographer has posted a bird image shot on a Canon R6 II paired with an 800mm lens, exposing at f/9 and 1/320s. The photo is being shared with popular bird and wildlife photography tags, drawing appreciation from nature photography communities for its technical settings and the patience required for long-lens birding.

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    Birders share lopsided bird showdowns under FightingFeathers theme●@atlanticbirding.bsky.social 's #BirdOfTheDay Alt. theme is: #FightingFeathers Here's the most uneven fight I've witnessMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife23 d ago

    A birding contributor has shared a photo of an unlikely clash between two magpie-larks and a little friarbird and a bush stone-curlew, with the curlew prevailing without leaving the ground. The image was submitted to a daily bird-themed challenge running an alternative theme of FightingFeathers, which invites people to post photos of birds squabbling or facing off.

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    Australian spring nesting season brings ibis photos online●Good morning! In the Antipodes it's Spring - nesting time Helen's #BirdOfTheDay theme is #Seasonal Ibis carrying twigs,MmastodonEnvironmentWildlife16 d ago

    With spring underway in Australia, bird enthusiasts are sharing photographs of Australian white ibis carrying twigs and branches to build their nests. The images were contributed to a daily bird photography theme marking the seasonal nesting period in the Southern Hemisphere, drawing attention to the birds' nesting behaviour at this time of year.