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I agree! Penomenal work, Roger!

Flickers around here are shy. Excellent work, Alan!

Those are great, Trent! Love each one—even the Tortoiseshell!

Gorgeous!

It’s Winged Wednesday—where feathers, flutters, and flight steal the show! Whether they’re soaring, skimming, stalking, or making noise that seems unnecessary but persistent… birds, bugs, bats, or anything with wings—if it flies, it belongs here. Always open theme. All winged photos welcome...

Ah, the nest building song sparrow. Outstanding photo. Roger!!!

Two superb photos, Alan.

Brilliant work—unique and wonderful. I love how the depth of field brings everything together.

Wonderful photos, Trent. Always a treat to see your birds!!!

It’s Winged Wednesday—where feathers, flutters, and flight steal the show! Whether they’re soaring, skimming, stalking, or just pretending to know what they’re doing… birds, bugs, bats, or anything with wings—if it flies, it belongs here. Always open theme. All winged photos welcome. This...

Lovely image, Jim—great light and color. The phone handled the processing beautifully, and you handled the moment.

Thanks Allan. Excellent work as expected. Highest compliments.

Stunning bird photography every time, Trent. Thank you for that. All but the song sparrow are yard birds.

WOW! Awesome series, Trent!

Just beyond awesome, Michael!

Fabulous photos, Comet.

It’s Winged Wednesday—where feathers, flutters, and flight steal the show! Whether they’re soaring, skimming, stalking, or striking a pose… birds, bugs, bats, insects, or even airplanes—if it has wings, we want to see it. If it’s got wings, it belongs here. Always open theme — all winged photos...

the unusual "Hide and Seek" heron seen here mostly hidden is photographed beautifully, Larry

Okay Trent, one of these days I’m coming up to photograph your birds. That Pacific Wren is gorgeous—the crossbills, both male and female, are superb—and that Chestnut-backed Chickadee is simply amazing. is the wren year round resident?

The butterfly is a Painted Lady. The male House Finch has a crusted, damaged eye—this is bacterial conjunctivitis caused by Mycoplasma (a bacterium without a cell wall). It spreads through direct contact between birds and contaminated feeders. I would remove feeders for 10 days and clean them...