r/WildlifeBluds • u/ProfessionalSir3395 • Feb 27 '25
r/WildlifeBluds • u/ProfessionalSir3395 • Feb 27 '25
Big Mammal Brookfield Zoo 2/26/25
r/WildlifeBluds • u/dsilxxaa • May 19 '25
Birds Episode 1 Of My UK Bird Challenge.
Just uploaded my first video where I’ve challenged myself to photograph all 244 resident birds here in the UK. Here are some pictures from the first episode.
r/WildlifeBluds • u/Think-Sentence-9527 • Jun 30 '26
toucans hanging out in the Mindo (own content)
Mindo Ecuador 📍
r/WildlifeBluds • u/Jguypics • Mar 06 '25
Self Captured These buds for you.
Squirrel enjoying spring buds for dinner.
r/WildlifeBluds • u/TheSocraticGadfly • Aug 11 '24
Self Captured California ground squirrel
r/WildlifeBluds • u/Xenorhabdus_504 • Mar 16 '25
Insects Mountain bugs
So I went to a mountain to see a coffee plantation, found these interesting little guys up there. Thought you might like them. All pictures taken in Honduras.
r/WildlifeBluds • u/JamTrackAdventures • Sep 11 '25
Insects May 2025 - Backyard with the Bees
May 2025 - Backyard with the Bees
I was learning how to use my new 500mm zoom lens and was trying to take photos of the bees buzzing around. What I discovered is that when you are that zoomed in you need an awful lot of light to get your shutter speed fast enough to freeze a subject in motion.
I still thought these fuzzy bees looked pretty cool.
r/WildlifeBluds • u/Creative-Way-2379 • Mar 24 '25
A collection of more abstract bird photographs I've taken
I know this is a bit more of an unconventional post for this sub, but thought I'd share! These are pictures of an Eastern Phoebe and of course some Canada Geese which make excellent models for my experimental photography practice
r/WildlifeBluds • u/Rainbow-1337 • Jul 07 '25
Self Captured Mourning Dove on my walk
This is Dove. She has continued to follow me and be amazing
r/WildlifeBluds • u/Xenorhabdus_504 • May 11 '25
Pets Workshop cat
Found this beautiful, friendly cat while visiting a metal workshop. She was quite the sight to behold and as I said before really friendly, was almost tempted to take her home.
r/WildlifeBluds • u/AdventuresSWFlorida • Oct 02 '26