I've had birds come in before in my balcony but never a pigeon like this, i use to do wildlife photography so I've a little bit of bird handling experience but tbh not sure about this one

He was stunned & was refusing to fly away and eat anything, though yesterday I got some health recovery powder from a vet store mixed with water & gave him the water which went quite well and he was more active compared to the day I found him(4 days earlier in my balcony)

Today after feeding him the 3rd Time he's successfull idk seems he's migratory bird.

Anyway what do you guys do like how do you feed a scared bird? Do you force feed them with a tube and all that or you just put food near them which never works for me.

Update: this yellow footed green pigeon is now gone, it got his strength after having some papaya and that strengthening water from that dropper and left my balcony., I'm a little sad ngl :(

Sitting down just relaxing and I met a new friend. This was on a road trip I took in western Queensland.

Photo of a Robin from yesterday singing his little beak off

Love birds

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

Mindo Ecuador 📍

Yesterday I saw a little ginger pigeon in Kingston upon Thames, and this is it.

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

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

found without credit on r/NatureIsFuckingLit

My video

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

(Photos taken by me)
I really hope this doesn’t violate the birds only rule, but I couldn’t really tell after reading
So I found this giant katydid (in my house)
and I tried to release it outside
After it flew into a tree I wanted to get one last photo of it, then I noticed the cardinal (first image)
The cardinal flew closer and swooped in to eat it (second image)
I’m literally devastated

I think they may be grackle but not sure. There are smaller brown ones as well. I thought they were crows at first. You can hear vocalizations about halfway through. I feed them cashews and they seem to like those more than peanuts and sunflower seeds. They are in an urban area in north Florida , mid October.

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.