First time sharing my art here. It's not really accurate depiction of fieldfare😅 but it turned out really cute

Hello everyone I hope you all are having good day.

We recently developed a platform that primarily identifies the 85 bird species automatically. The case study was done in Nepal. The 85 chosen birds’ species was chosen based on taxonomy covering all orders and going through their conservation status. The recent calamity and climate change played vital role on making this contribution and hopefully plays a good role bird awareness and crucial step for bird conservation.

Features:

You can upload or capture bird image. The system will display top 3 predicted species along with model score which is important for fine grained classification. Model score implies how confident the model on predicting species. It generates heatmap showcasing the model focus on part of bird that contributed to a suggestion.

Link: https://birdnepal.com/

Saw this beautiful bird and captured it with EOS 80D and Sigma 150-600 mm lens on the last birding session I had around Jaipur outskirts.

Hello!
I have this little fellow who landed on our balcony railing earlier this evening.
He/She has spent a lot of time on one of my hollow vases.
Since I haven’t been out invading their space, I’m not sure if they’ve built a nest inside of it…But since it has been about 5 hours since first seeing them, and we are still finding them outside hanging in the same spot, I’m curious.

Do we know what kind of sweetie tweety, this is?
For context, we are in So Cal.
Thanks for any input.
Feeling honored for this tiny but mighty visit.

This is my content - spotted in Woodinville, WA on Oct. 15.

At first I thought this guy was a goldfinch, before realizing it was something different. An internet search lead me to think maybe a hooded warbler, but Merlin says it doesn't range in Austin. Anyone have any insight? (Pictures taken yesterday, but saw again today.)

Couldn’t find the answer anywhere in the calendar. What are these?

I had a visit this morning. I took this photo myself. Didn’t lure or feed. Used iPhone to take shot.

Outside

Some wood and mallard ducks I encountered on a recent trip to Yosemite. The female mallards were funny - one came to visit us on the shore, left and brought back 3 friends to check us out too.

*Original photos taken by me.

This is a second video adding to my original post
https://www.reddit.com/r/birds/comments/1x6va81/black_birds_loud_really_loud_also_curious_as_to/

Mindo Ecuador 📍

So Ive had my green cheeked conure for about 2 years now and he’s 3 years old. Recently he’s been keeping one of his eyes closed. Me and my dad thought nothing of it, until recently he’s been closing both eyes. We’ve taken him to the avian vet a countless amount of times and they dont know what’s wrong with him. I’ve noticed he’s been shaking and one of his eyes has been tearing up. We’ve been keeping a heater on to make sure he isn’t cold, and have been giving him antibiotic eye drops. I’m really scared, he’s still a baby and it scares me. if anybody has been through the same thing or knows about this, please let me know. I love my baby and don’t want him to die.

My video

Anyone know this type of bird? Currently in Washington D.C. and have never seen one like it. Thanks!

Hi so like lots of birds in this video I explain somethings in the video but still
southern ontario
Black birds heading south west
Appear to be coming from north east maybe
LOUD

Just wondering what they are/any neat things about them

After the videos the rest of the birds about 50-80 left all at once from all of the trees at 2:15 wasn't recording unfortunately

Note: just remembered this Monday we had a influx of Ladybugs and some black bugs there were a ton of them all over our house and general property maybe that has something to do with it

also even though it doesn't look it I'm in a very small subdivision surrounded by fields and forest so its not like those trees were their only option

This video/event is from 2026-10-15 at 1:30-1:15

I will give anymore information If needed

Second Note: this Post will be updated in a bit I have a second video thats 7 minutes long and has a lot more information and a better view its just taking a bit

found without credit on r/NatureIsFuckingLit