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Dramatic landscape of smoky mountain range in Saint-Germain-Du-Teil, France

A young Bicknell Thrush or Robin on moss in the Adirondacks.

Two birds standing on the branch of a tree

Canada british Columbia Raven flying Blue river town fog in forest

Crow on the fresh grass in public park with copy space.

A raven crow sitting on top of a tree in a forest in the Czech Republic

Spotted nutcracker (Nucifraga caryocatactes) standing in snow with a hazelnut.

$a crow is placed on a tree trunk in a forest. Behind him we see earth. The tree trunk is horizontal.\nThe crow is taken from the front.$

Close up of a Kea, a native New Zealand bird feeding on the road.

A beautiful blackbird in the spring, getting ready for nesting season. Wild birds in a spring scenery.

Black Grouse silhouette (Tetrao tetrix) before dawn. National park Plesheevo Lake, Yaroslavl region, Russia

Beautiful Great Spotted Woodpecker bird Dendrocopos Major on tree stump in forest landscape setting

Colourful autumn leaves. Orange and yellow autumn leaves. Autumn background. Natural autumn fall view of trees with yellow orange leaf in garden forest or park. Inspirational nature in September and October

Ticks can be easily determined, also species such as coal tit, marsh tit and willow tit.

sun bath for young small forest bird hot spring day

This photo captures a Galapagos finch perched on volcanic rock, highlighting its small size and the rugged, natural environment of the Galapagos Islands.

$Sinister environment of coal fuel mountain and bad weather, fog and rain.\nOn top a seagull.$

A jackdaw (Corvus monedula) is looking for food on the forest floor in an autumnal setting. The forest is full of colorful fall foliage.

Image of a common bird, a thrush, perched on the ground

$Crow with coloured plastic ring in Jardin des Plantes, Paris. To better answer to stakeholders asking how to face disturbances caused by the numerous crows living in Paris city, a research study started in July 2015 under the lead of Frédéric Jiguet, professor at the National Museum of Natural History, following a request by the Paris environment services. Five years later, more than 550 crows have been captured and ringed with coloured plastic rings engraved with a three-digit code, so that people visiting the city can relocate them. Many individuals spend the day in Tuileries but\nmove in late afternoon to join a roost in Jardin\ndes Plantes, which has numerous tall trees.$

Element of landscape design, rockery in the yard - large natural boulders in the grass and conifers, birds sit on the stones

A lone wagtail stands on a rock in the middle of a river

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