r/BirdPhotography • u/Rxdgaming1 • 17h ago
Photo Juvenile Bluejay
There's a couple bouncing around my neighbors backyard. Sony A1 + 200-600mm
r/BirdPhotography • u/punjipatti • Oct 13 '25
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/Rxdgaming1 • 17h ago
There's a couple bouncing around my neighbors backyard. Sony A1 + 200-600mm
r/BirdPhotography • u/puffleg • 12h ago
I went out looking for ospreys but I think this ended up being my favorite shot.
r/BirdPhotography • u/groovy-bee-2000 • 15h ago
r/BirdPhotography • u/DrBrongen • 14h ago
Canon r5II rf200-800. 1/3200 f8 iso10000 500mm
r/BirdPhotography • u/Spiritual_Ear_3456 • 18h ago
June 6, 2026
r/BirdPhotography • u/baguetteoo • 11h ago
This little guy posed for me while his siblings were harassing their parents for food! Taken with a Canon EOS R50, 100-400 mm lens.
r/BirdPhotography • u/Possible_Lake5605 • 1d ago
I dont know what birds they are, except the Robin and the heron.
D5500 and a Tamron 150-600 g1
r/BirdPhotography • u/Edikici • 13m ago
Shot with @nikonusa Z9 Nikkor 600 mm f/6.3 PF lens, shot at 1/1600 s, f/6.3, ISO 7200, EV +1.33
r/BirdPhotography • u/Disastrous-Chair-007 • 1d ago
OM-1.1, 420/5.6, 1/640s, auto ISO. The bird was 2.7m (9') away.
r/BirdPhotography • u/Pot8obois • 1d ago
r/BirdPhotography • u/Pkrivo54 • 18h ago
All of these nutcrackers were just hanging out on the path to Morskie Oko, letting me photograph them while they waited to steal food from unsuspecting hikers - successfully on a few occasions. Couldn't ask for more cooperative subjects. I'm guessing the pair were a parent and demanding juvenile, but let me know what you think of them!
r/BirdPhotography • u/Legend_of_Tadpole • 16h ago
McKee Marsh, IL
R50 100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM
At least I think that’s what the last two are. I’m new to identification.
r/BirdPhotography • u/ThePeregrine_87 • 1d ago
ADULT WESTERN SANDPIPER. Thanks to all who corrected my error, I learned a new bird (but can’t change the post title XD). I assumed in the field, but should have checked when I got home.
Esquimalt lagoon migratory bird sanctuary, Esquimalt, BC. 2026/07/18.
560 mm, 1/2000 sec at f/8.0, ISO 25600.
Canon EOS R6 + EF 100-400 f4.5-5.6L IS II USM x 1.4 III