Our Favorite Fascinating Bird Behaviors From the 2020 Audubon Photo Awards
Every year the contest attracts entries capturing rare and unusual moments in the avian world. Here are this year's highlights.
Photo: Scott Suriano/Audubon Photography Awards
Every year the contest attracts entries capturing rare and unusual moments in the avian world. Here are this year's highlights.
The same condition that makes photographing birds so challenging for me also gives the experience profound meaning.
From scavenger hunts to a seasonal calendar and a technique called cyanotype, there are so many ways to get creative.
For young people, the camera is a tool for adventure, learning, and empowerment in the outdoors.
At age seven, Ryan Cassella documented the American Robin family nesting in his family's yard.
Enjoy some of our favorite submissions to the Plants for Birds category of the 2020 Audubon Photography Awards.
As part of our Bird from Home project, we put out an open call for images of birds taken at or near home. The entries did not disappoint. Here are some of our favorites, with the story behind each shot.
This year's top shots delight with dazzling colors and fresh perspectives.
A photographer spent years on rushing streams in the Rocky Mountains documenting the remarkable American Dipper.
Take a scroll through this year's spectacular, artistic, and playful avian images, while reading the story behind each.
Minneapolis artist Miranda Brandon gives victims of bird strikes new life.
Indigo Bunting. Photo: Miranda Brandon
A flower-box nest provides the perfect opportunity for some close-up shots of a plucky falcon family.
Peregrine Falcons. Photo: Luke Massey
These owls may wear the same game face, but when it comes to personality, they’re as different as day and night.
Photos: Brad Wilson
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