Not all wildlife photographs turn out the way you expected. Post your worst wildlife photographs here. Some examples, all recent.

Blurred: Black-winged stilt.

Silhouette. New Holland homeyeater

Too far away. Silver Gull

Small brown bird. Clamorous Reed-Warbler, in red circle.

In hiding. Rail or Crake, possibly buff-banded rail. All the black in the image is the bird.

Underwing. Sparrow.

Heading straight for me! Magpie-Lark

some of your’s I presume?

The_observer said:

some of your’s I presume?

All of mine, from last week, as part of Melbourne Bioblitz.

I don’t think anyone needs or wants to see crappy photos, it’s what the delete button is for on your camera and PC/Mac.

poikilotherm said:

I don’t think anyone needs or wants to see crappy photos, it’s what the delete button is for on your camera and PC/Mac.

Think of the artistic value.

mollwollfumble said:

poikilotherm said:

I don’t think anyone needs or wants to see crappy photos, it’s what the delete button is for on your camera and PC/Mac.

Think of the artistic value.

So far, you have a value budget deficit larger than Joe Hockey. :)

I’ll play :)

There’s a koala in there somewhere. It’s in a suburban park , inner North Brisbane.

I think my phone must have a 0.5 kilopixel camera.

like

Like all art, the beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
As for wildlife photos, well they are wild and some life can be observed.

A fat little hare snapped through my kitchen window a few years ago.

That’s rather Alice-in-Wonderland-esque. I like it.

Do Long and Lady Sybil count as wildlife? There is an echidna there that they are “guarding”

(At least we gave her a little bit of excitement in her few weeks with us!)