#FlyDay is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 247 people shared 714 posts with it — around 24 a day. Activity is down 1% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 17 with 132 posts.

Posts with #FlyDay

Levon Dymond

@levondymond.bsky.social

2 days ago

Finally got a brief slo-mo video of a Hummingbird hawk-moth! 😃 #teammoth #hummingbirdhawkmoth #insects #flyday #bugsky

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RSPB

@rspb.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

The weekend's in sight... Happy #FlyDay! 📷 Paul Browning

A kestrel soars towards the camera, wings outstretched and talons ready. Its sharp eyes and slightly open beak give it a look of focus and anticipation, as if it's spotted something exciting just ahead... the weekend.

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Kort Duce

@kortduce.bsky.social

3 months ago

A yellow-headed blackbird prepares to land on last year’s cattails at a nature area in Longmont, Colorado. #FlyDay #BirdOfTheDay #photogenic #Corvidae #EastCoastKin #bird #birds #birdphotography #BirdsSeenln2026 #nature #wildlife #wetland #wetlands #blackbird #blackbirds

Photo by Kort Duce

A yellow-headed blackbird prepares to land on last year’s cattails at a nature area in Longmont, Colorado. In this vertical color photograph, the blackbird fills the frame facing the camera, its wings raised behind it, tail fanned wide, and claws extended forward to grasp the reeds below. The background is a sea of softly blurred cattail reeds in warm earth-tone colors. A striking action portrait capturing the precision and agility of the bird in flight.

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Rüm Hart

@luvundlee.bsky.social

1 day ago

Manchmal möchte man einfach nur abtauchen… 🐝 Sometimes you just want to get away from it all. #eastcoastkin #scape #greensat #bloomscrolling #flowersonfriday #purplefriday #macromonday #eck #flyday #macro

Im Mittelpunkt steht eine Hummel, die auf einer violetten Blüte sitzt. Die Hummel ist von hinten zu sehen, ihr pelziger Körper und die Flügel sind deutlich erkennbar. Die Blüte hat zarte, lilafarbene Blütenblätter und ist von grünen, stacheligen Blättern umgeben. Der Hintergrund zeigt weitere unscharfe Blüten in ähnlichen Farbtönen.

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Witchspace

@witchspace.eurosky.social

9 months ago

I mentioned yesterday how my birding skills were somewhat lacking, so in real guess territory here; taken last weekend, I think its a Carolina Wren, but its definitely #Singing so fitting for #Birdoftheday 🐦🦉 #Photography #Birds #FlyDay #EastCoastKin #Wildlife

Color photograph of what I think is a carolina wren sitting upon a branch in the trees, fluffy and singing

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Rüm Hart

@luvundlee.bsky.social

3 days ago

Wilde Dinge 🐝💙 Wild things #eastcoastkin #insectthursday #macromonday #blueskymonday #eck #flyday #bloomscrolling #sensoryart #small #bluetue

Eine Ackerhummel sitzt auf einer geöffneten, leuchtend blauen Wegwarte. Die Hummel sammelt Nektar und Pollen, ihr pelziger Körper ist gut erkennbar. Im Hintergrund fliegt eine Schwebfliege, der unscharfe grüne Hintergrund hebt die Blüte und die Insekten deutlich hervor.

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Rob Crank Photography

@robcrank68.bsky.social

2 days ago

This weeks set for #FlyDay is a batch of #Butterflies including a Green-veined White, Common Blue, Small Tortoiseshell & Painted Lady standing on flowers and reed stems @tophilllow.bsky.social #MacroPhotography #naturephotography #ECK #uknature #CanonR5mkii #photography #Macro #LifeInTheUndergrowth

A Green Veined White Butterfly on a Yellow flower, captured at Tophill Low Nature Reserve.

A Common Blue Butterfly standing on a reed stem upside down, captured at Tophill Low Nature Reserve.

A Small Tortoiseshell Butterfly standing on a Yellow flower, captured at Tophill Low Nature Reserve.

A Painted Lady Butterfly standing on some Yellow flowers, captured at Tophill Low Nature Reserve.

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RSPB

@rspb.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Droplets trailing, wings aglow - a Cormorant soars us into the weekend. Has #FlyDay ever looked this magical?

A Cormorant soars gracefully through the air, its wings fully outstretched and glowing bronze as the sunlight catches each feather. Tiny water droplets trail behind, hinting at a recent dive. Below, soft golden foliage blurs into the distance, while a dusky, shadowed backdrop gives the scene a sense of calm and quiet. The bird’s powerful flight feels both peaceful and commanding.

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Kevin Wertman

@kevin.wertman.org

about 2 months ago

I have a lens that I never take out anymore because it's not nearly as good as the one I upgraded to. Each time I think to sell it, I take it out one more time and always get a shot or two that I like. So back on the shelf it goes until next time I decide to sell it. 😀 #FlyDay #Photography #Bees

A bee is capture in flight, flying away from a tall purple flower on the left. Behind on the left are more of the same type of flowers slightly blurred. The right upper corner is bright from the sunlight and the bee flies towards the brightness.

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Brock’s Photographic Journey

@bar44.bsky.social

7 months ago

3 black crowned night herons on guard duty at Santa Barbara marina #Photography #FlyDay #Birds #California 📷

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Skye.Aeon

@skyeaeon.bsky.social

3 months ago

Can’t resist sharing bird photos ✨ American Avocet! Lots of these fellas hanging around the wetlands this time of year. #FlyDay #BirdOfTheDay #photogenic #bird #birds #birdphotography #BirdsSeenIn2026 #nature #wildlife #wetland #Avocet

American avocet facing 45 degrees towards the camera. Their head and chest a light caramel brown color. Long spindly legs that look a little bit goofy on dry land

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Dwight

@dwightreads.bsky.social

3 months ago

This #GulfFritillary #Butterfly landed on my hand and crawled to my fingertip. I believe it was learning to fly. 🦋 see more in ALT #FlyDay #Backyard #nature #Florida #outdoors #ECK #photography #PhotographersUnited

$This Gulf Fritillary Butterfly landed on my hand and crawled to my fingertip. You can see its legs attached to my finger. The wings are closed up to the resting position, and they are brown and white with some orange streaks. Red and white coloration on the neck and part of the body attached to the head and on top of the head, you can see two black antennae sticking up. I believe this is a newly emerged from its chrysalis as it has shiny, iridescent, or metallic appearance which usually happens immediately after emerging from their chrysalis. This shimmer is caused by microscopic, shingle-like scales and specialized nanostructures on the wings that refract and reflect light, often shifting in color as the angle changes.$