Secrets of bird photography in Audubon 2024: Flight in the camera frame

The 15th annual “Audubon” photography contest, dedicated to targeted photography of North American native birds, announced the names of its winners from among professional and amateur photographers. This competition, organized by the National Audubon Society, is open to all professional and amateur photographers of all ages.

The Audubon Society, which works to preserve the environment, draws people’s attention to species that are in danger of extinction by depicting the amazing beauty of birds and their behavioral habits. The winners of this competition have been selected from among 2,300 participants living in the United States and Canada. The youth of this period of the competition.

_{Blackburnian Warbler with gray wings and yellow head and body; Photographer: Mathew Malwitz}

_{Barred Owl; Photographer: Erin Boisvert}

_{birds known as Red-necked Grebes; Photographer: Edwin Liu}

_{A native bird called Sedge Wren; Photographer: Trisha Snider}

_{Black-capped Chickadee; Photographer: Linda Scher}

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_{wild turkey (Wild Turkey); Photographer: Travis Potter}

_{Common Gallinule’s legs out of water; Photographer: Douglas DeFelice}

_{California quail (California Quail); Photographer: Kevin Lohman}

_{A group of American Great-tailed Grackle; Photographer: Tristan Vratil}

_{American Kestrel (American Kestrel); Photographer: Parhampour Ahmad}

Are you interested in the art of photography and especially nature photography? In your opinion, which photo deserved the first title of these awards? Please share your valuable opinion with Kajaro and its companions.

_{Cover photo: Forster’s Tern; Photographer: Kevin Lohman}