Featured from the archive
Plumbeous Vireo
The plumbeous vireo is a small North American songbird in the family Vireonidae, the vireos, greenlets, and shrike-babblers. It is found from the U.
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Featured from the archive
The plumbeous vireo is a small North American songbird in the family Vireonidae, the vireos, greenlets, and shrike-babblers. It is found from the U.
The species archive
A centralized record of the birds we’ve photographed, where we found them, and our favorite photos.

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Blackbirds
Swallows & SwiftsThe field map
Explore the preserves, parks, towns, and wild places where the archive was photographed.
Explore the full map ↗Mammals
A smaller collection of the mammals we’ve encountered along the way.
Explore mammals ↗Trips and places
Mountain views and wild places, collected one journey at a time.
Explore trips ↗We’re on a mission to photograph as many species of bird as possible. After a trip to Alaska in 2022, taking pictures of bears and eagles with our phones, we decided to purchase a proper camera. It’s been game on ever since.
Our goal is to capture ID-able photos of each bird species. A photo might not be magazine worthy, but if it’s verifiable with the Merlin Bird ID app (either via image recognition or bird call) then it’s good enough for us. We cross reference the bird’s location with known migration patterns, time of year and Merlin to confirm 100% of bird species before posting.
But it’s not just a numbers game. Once a bird has been cataloged, the mission becomes – improve the photo. Whether that’s composition, quality, color – there is always room for improvement.
While we’re out looking for birds, we stumble upon mammals and some pretty neat scenes too – we we figured we might as well post those as well
Canon R5 MII
RF 200-800 F6.3-9
RF 24-70 F2.8 L
RF 15-35 F2.8 L
From the field
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