r/BirdPhotography • u/kortikal • 15h ago
Photo Northern yellow warbler
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r/BirdPhotography • u/punjipatti • Oct 13 '25
Gear Which camera system to buy for birding? Esp birds in flight
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I am an amateur birder and want to take photos. I shoot Fujifilm X-T30 with XF 70-300 mm right now and feel limited by the camera system to focus fast enough. There is no bird mode and it doesn't track and I can seldom get any photos of birds in flight.
What second system can I consider for just birding?
Canon R7 with some 200-400 mm lens?
Sony A??
Nikon Z?
I guess APS-C is better as I am not selling photos or printing so do I need full-frame? My top-end of budget in the US is $4000 for body and one lens. I might look for used gear to bring down the costs.
The following photos were taken with my X-T30 and a Sigma 150-600 EF lens with a Fringer adapter.
r/BirdPhotography • u/Frosty_Ring_5168 • 10h ago
Photo Gentoo Jumpers!
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A few Gentoo Penguins hopping out of the water in Antarctica.
r/BirdPhotography • u/TruckerMarty • 16h ago
A pretty little Verdin behind our backyard. Z8 and 180-600. Buckeye Az
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r/BirdPhotography • u/nothingmuch2add • 1d ago
Photo Adorable Yellowish Flycatcher in the Costa Rican Cloud Forest
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r/BirdPhotography • u/One_Mix9656 • 8h ago
Critique New at this and can’t decide which Photo composes better.
gallery
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r/BirdPhotography • u/cmkucf • 16m left
Camera + Lens question!
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Hi there! I am a very amateur bird/wildlife photographer. I’ve been using my wife’s Canon R6 Mark ii while getting started and have really enjoyed getting into the hobby. She has a 200mm lens and I’ve found I need more zoom. I found a pretty great deal on a Tamron 150-600mm G2 near me for $650 obo. Seems like a good lens for the price, but will I have issues with this camera and lens pairing? I’ve seen mixed opinions for sure. I do already have an EF-EOS R adapter. Thanks! (Pics for attention)
r/BirdPhotography • u/Additional-Dress-893 • 9h ago
PhonePic Great Blue Heron
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Was extremely lucky to be able to be able to get close enough to take good phone photos of this birby friend.
My favorite is the photo of the head with fishing line tangled on the electric lines. Feels poignant since fishing line is a huge threat to most birds that live and feed in aquatic areas.
r/BirdPhotography • u/_nakre • 21h ago
Couple of Double-Collared Sunbirds (Cape Town)
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Sony A6700, 70-350mm
r/BirdPhotography • u/SnooGrapes2325 • 1d ago
Photo Black Capped Chickadees are the most common bird in our local woods. Most photographers ignore them.
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r/BirdPhotography • u/WeAllGoToSpace • 13h ago
Photo Urban birds - pigeons, goose and crows
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A few pictures of the recent shots I got while walking around my city/hometown.
Canon R7
Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM
r/BirdPhotography • u/Edikici • 23h ago
Photo Anhinga (Anhinga anhinga), with breakfast at Fairchild Tropical Garden [Miami, FL] in October 2026
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Shot with @nikonusa Z9 Nikkor 600 mm f/6.3 PF lens, shot at 1/3200 s, f/6.3, ISO 2200, EV +0.33
r/BirdPhotography • u/Bomenknuffelaar-d • 22h ago
Photo Hawk-owl. The fifth for the Netherlands 🤯
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r/BirdPhotography • u/APositiveNihilist • 20h ago
Photo Ruby-crowned kinglet
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(My original photo)
Here's a ruby-crowned kinglet, a tiny bird capable of perching on the thinnest of twigs. It's taking a rare break here between pinging around the bushes like it just downed a six-pack of Monster energy drinks. Seen in Prospect Park, Brooklyn NY USA.