Sunderbans National Park, West Bengal
Nature Photography
Bird of the Day: Plumbeous Water-Redstart
Bird of the Day: Blue Grosbeak – male
Bird of the Day: Black Bittern
2016 Audubon Photography Awards Winners
Readers of this site have come to expect an avian presence – daily in the form of our Bird of the Day posts, as well as frequently in our applause of many citizen science programs.
We send out a hearty applause to the 2016 Audubon Photography Award winners – especially the youth and amateur contributors. We’ve posted a few of the fabulous shots here, but be sure to follow this link for the entire set and the details and story behind each shot.
Quick Stats:
Participants:Â More than 1,700
Images entered:Â Nearly 7,000
Categories:Â Amateur, Professional, Fine Art, Youth
Entrants from:Â 50 states, 6 provinces, District of Columbia Continue reading
Bird of the Day: Purple Swamphen
Bird of the Day: Sykes’s Nightjar
Bird of the Day: Oriental White-eye
Bird of the Day: Andaman Serpent Eagle
Bird of the Day: Rose-ringed Parakeet
Bird of the Day: White-capped Water Redstart
Bird of the Day: Yellow-browed Bulbul
Bird of the Day: Black-breasted Parrotbill
Bird of the Day: Black-headed Cuckooshrike
Bird of the Day: Sooty-capped Chlorospingus
Bird of the Day: Common Shelduck
Bird of the Day: Bronzed Drongo
Nature Photography, Gudzowaty’s Way
Thanks to the New Yorker’s website for this brief review of the work of one of our favorite photographers:
Tomasz Gudzowaty’s Wildlife Sublime
By Carolyn Korman
Does wildlife photography make us feel closer to other animals or more distant? In Tomasz Gudzowatyâs remarkable new book, aptly named âCloser,â the answer seems, at first, to be the latter. His planet is unpeopled, savage, elemental. His wide-angle shots depict lands inhabited by vast congregations of beasts and birds. Continue reading



















